Tamil Hindi Telugu Malayalam

Vada Chennai Preview: Things to look for in Dhanush, Vetrimaaran's film!

PUBLISHED DATE : 16/Oct/2018

Vada Chennai Preview: Things to look for in Dhanush, Vetrimaaran's film!

Dhanush starrer Vada Chennai is hitting theatre screens tomorrow i.e. October 17, 2018 and shows as early as 5 A.M. (in select theatres) have been slated for this much anticipated film. In lieu of the buzz surrounding the movie's release, we decided to list the things to look forward in the film. Have a look:


  • Award Winning Combo: It is no secret that whenever Vetrimaaran and Dhanush have collaborated on a film, the result has been a slew of awards (case in point: Polladhavan, Aadukalam, Kaaka Muttai, Visaranai). And the duo coming back in Director-actor capacity for the third time only gives us something to look forward to content-wise.

 

  • Vetrimaaran's Debut: Vetrimaaran is a director and producer but he has never really come in front of the camera. However, with Vada Chennai he may have taken a step towards it for the director has dubbed for Ameer's character Rajan in the film.

 

  • Political Elements: The film that is releasing tomorrow is part 1 of the Vada Chennai trilogy and it takes place in the time frame between late 80s and early 2000s and will include all relevant political elements like death of MGR, assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, rise of Jayalalitha and more. The film is general is also said to throw light on how politicians deal with the gangster world.

 

  • A Censor: Vada Chennai was recently screened at the Pingyao Film Festival and those who've watched the film have spoken about the raw, gritty violence and blood-shed in the film. The movie is 2 hours and 46 minutes long and is A certified, a first for Dhanush, Vetrimaaran's collab as actor-director.

 


Vada Chennai will see Dhanush in the role of Anbu, an ambitious carrom champion living amongst the fishing community of North Chennai and the story is about how he manages after inadvertently getting involved with gangsters. It also starrs Aishwarya Rajesh as Padma and Andrea as Chandra and has Santhosh Narayanan for music.

User Comments