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Featuring : Vijay, Asin, Vadivelu, Rajkiran, MS Bhaskar

Production : Sun Pictures

Starring : Vijay, Asin, Vadivelu, Rajkiran, MS Bhaskar

Director : Siddique

Lyrics : Pa. Vijay, Yugabharathy, Vivega & Kabilan

The cutting of the abundant accepted blur that appearance Vijay starts today. The accommodate of the Malayalam cool hit Bodyguard will go on floors today at Kumbakonam. The appellation of the blur has been put off so far and now the aggregation has appear up with a appellation and it is none added than yesteryears blockbuster blur of MGR, Kavalan. This will be the additional time that Vijay will act in a blur that has MGR’s blur title, the aboriginal actuality Vettaikaran.

The blur will be directed by Siddique and the Kollywood advantageous brace Vijay and Asin who is advised a hit aggregate will already afresh be commutual in this film. Ilayathalapathy Vijay will start the tamil remake of Malayalam movie Body Guard as his 51st film from April 5th. Directed by Siddique, the film cast Vijay and Asin in the lead roles. Vijay will play the role done by Dileep while Asin is going to do Nayanthara’s role in the Malayalam original. Director Siddique has made some minor changes in the Tamil version to suit Vijay’s style.

Vijay was shown the preview of the movie along with his wife earlier and Vijay liked the script and immediately expressed his wish to remake it in Tamil. Body Guard is a romantic comedy and a family entertainer with sentiments too.

Director Siddique says, “Actually when I narrated Bodyguard story to Vijay two years back he was very keen to do it first in Tamil, but I always try out my films in Malayalam then only I will do in other languages.”

Siddique and Vijay worked together long back for their film Friends, which was also a Malayalam film in original.

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