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Karthi hopes to team up with brother Suriya soon

Written by : Digital Native

Actors Suriya and Karthi have well established themselves with a slew of hits to their credit and a large fan base. The brothers have been planning on teaming up together for quite some time but unfortunately aren't able to come across a suitable script.

Speaking at the audio launch of Kadai kutty Singam, which is being bankrolled by his older brother and actor Suriya under his banner 2D Entertainments, Karthi hinted that he and Suriya will together act in a film very soon.

Reports suggest that Suriya may be making a cameo appearance in the film. Revealing another detail about Kadai Kutty Singam, Karthi said that it will be a film on the farmers and their plight in the society now.

Karthi will be seen in a full-length rural avatar in Pandiraj-directed Kadai Kutty Singam. In the film, Karthi plays the lead role in the movie with Sayyeshaa and Priya Bhavani Shankar as the female leads. The others in the star cast include Arthana Binu, Sathyaraj, Bhanupriya, Viji Chandrasekhar, Ponvannan, Soori, Sriman and Soundararaja. The Telugu version of the film has been titled Chinna Babu.

Kadai Kutty Singam’s technical crew includes D Imman for music, Velraj for cinematography and Ruben for editing. The shooting of this film began in November last year in Chennai and a major portion of it was shot in Thenkasi.

Karthi was last seen in cop film Theeran Adhigaaram Ondru, which was well received by the fans and the critics at the box office last year. He has joined hands with director Rajath Ravishankar for a mega-budget action film which has been titled Dev, its makers announced via a statement.

To be bankrolled by Prince Pictures and Reliance Entertainment, the project was officially announced in March this year. Rakul Preet Singh, who was also part of Theeran, has reunited with Karthi for this project.

(Content provided by Digital Native)

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