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Time of India
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Vaadi Vaasal': Suriya's film with Vetri Maaran is still on if THIS happens
The reason behind the postponement of the film 'Vaadi Vaasal' has now been revealed. This is a film that Suriya was supposed to star in, directed by Vetrimaaran . According to Hindu, Suriya has reserved his dates, which were initially planned for 'Vaadi Vaasal,' for his new film directed by Venky Atluri . Due to this, it is not clear when 'Vaadi Vaasal' will start. Meanwhile, Vetri Maaran has started working on a new film with Silambarasan. Suriya and Vetri Maaran are still in talks With the news coming out, there was a suspicion that 'Vaadi Vaasal' was being dropped. But the truth is, Suriya and Vetrimaaran seem to be talking about the film. Suriya has also asked to give the complete story in advance. To this, Vetri Maaran is said to have said that the direction of the story will be clear during the shooting. Reports are also emerging that Suriya's side has said that this is unacceptable. Suriya stays clear Suriya has made his decision clear. He seems to have said that he can only jump into the 'Vaadi Vaasal' project if the film is completed in how many days and the entire story is ready. Vetri Maaran has also agreed to Suriya's demand. Reports say that both of them have agreed that the film 'Vaadivasal' will start only after the entire story is completed. It is worth mentioning that Suriya teamed up with director Bala and started shooting for the film without the full development of the script. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Perdagangkan CFD Emas dengan Broker Tepercaya IC Markets Mendaftar Undo But Suriya stepped out from the film in mid-production, and it made the actor have no theatrical releases in 2 years. No extended version for 'Vaadi Vaasal' Vetrimaaran has now completed 60 percent of the story of 'Vaadi Vaasal.' He has the responsibility of writing it in its full form and handing it over to Suriya. It seems that Suriya has insisted on telling the entire story in one part and has come to the conclusion that two parts are not necessary. So, 'Vaadi Vaasal' will start when Vetri Maaran fulfills Suriya's request, and the long-delayed film is still on.
Pink Villa
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Vaadivaasal: Has Vetrimaaran dropped his film with Suriya and is teaming up with Silambarasan next?
Suriya created quite a stir among his fans with his powerful look in his last film, Retro. And now the actor is set to focus on his next project, titled Suriya 46. It is directed by Venky Atluri. However, new reports now suggest that his other anticipated film, Vaadivasal, has been dropped. Is Suriya's film Vaadivasal with Vetrimaaran dropped? According to a report by industry insider AB George on X, it is believed that filmmaker Vetrimaaran has dropped Vaadivaasal for now. Instead, he has taken up his next project with Silambarasan TR as the lead. Nonetheless, these remain unconfirmed reports at the moment, as there is no official update on the matter from the makers' side yet. Suriya pulls off a clean-shaven avatar for Suriya 46 In the meantime, Suriya was recently spotted at the Palani Murugan Temple to seek blessings ahead of his next film, Suriya 46. The actor was joined by the director Venky Atluri and producer Naga Vamsi for the same. In pictures shared by the production house, what grabbed attention was Suriya's totally clean-shaven look. The actor appears to have abandoned his moustache and beard look, which he had perfected for Retro, and even trimmed his long hair. Dressed in a red kurta and veshti, he looked handsome as he offered prayers to the deity. Suriya's look in moustache raised murmurs of Singam Well, this new clean-shaven and crisp look of Suriya comes about merely days after the actor was seen flaunting a bearded and long-haired look. For the uninitiated, the Retro actor attended his daughter Diya 's high school graduation ceremony a few days ago. In the pictures, he sported a moustache and beard, which immediately reminded netizens of his look in Singam. It quickly led people to speculate if the actor is planning to return with another installment of the cop drama.
Time of India
27-04-2025
- General
- Time of India
500 tamers and 800 bulls on song at jallikattu held after three years in Coimbatore
Coimbatore: After a gap of three years, the district witnessed a jallikattu event near Neelambur bypass at Chettipalayam on Sunday with the participation of 800 bulls and 500 tamers. Minister for electricity, prohibition and excise V Senthilbalaji flagged off the event in the presence of Coimbatore collector Pavankumar G Giriyappanavar and superintendent of police K Karthikeyan. A large crowd witnessed the event jointly organised by the Tamilar Jallikattu Panpattu Peravai and the Coimbatore district administration. Prior to the event, the bull tamers took an oath administered by the district collector. The sporting event began with the release of the Karivaratharaja Perumal temple bull from the 'Vaadivasal', followed by others in sequence. Bulls were brought from various districts, including Madurai, Pudukottai, Trichy, Salem, Thanjavur, Dindigul, Theni, Ramanathapuram, and Coimbatore. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo Most of the tamers were from Madurai and neighbouring districts. Both the bulls and the tamers underwent medical checks before the event. The tamers participated in batches, with 50 tamers allowed into the arena for each round, which lasted an hour. Those who successfully tamed bulls qualified for the final round. A wide range of prizes were given to the winners, including gold coins, steel cots, bureaus, and utensils. Women who brought their bulls to the arena were cheered by the spectators and the organising committee. The event left more than 50 bull tamers injured, but they were treated as outpatients on the spot. Abisithar from Sivaganga district, who tamed 21 bulls, won the first prize — a car. Mani from Madurai, who tamed 18 bulls, secured second place and received a two-wheeler. Bala from Virudhunagar, who tamed 15 bulls, came third and was awarded an electric scooter. The title for the best bull went to the Virudhunagar Karuppaiah Konar bull, which was awarded a car.
