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Mahesh Babu to appear as guest on 'Bigg Boss' Tamil?

Written by : TNM

Mahesh Babu is a star who knows the importance of promoting his films and has been doing it earnestly all this while.

His bilingual SPYder is all set for a Dasara release next month and the star is on the verge of promoting the film to the hilt. Interestingly, the movie will mark his debut in the Tamil film industry and being his first Tamil film, Mahesh Babu is keen on giving it maximum publicity.

Mahesh Babu has therefore decided to get on the Bigg Boss Tamil show, say reports. The star will be sharing the stage with the show’s host Kamal Haasan, we hear. With the show being highly popular among the Tamil audiences, it does seem to be a good move. However, we need to wait for an official confirmation on this.

SPYder, directed by AR Murugadoss, has been made in Tamil as well as Telugu and the film is also slated to be dubbed in Malayalam and Arabic. The espionage thriller, which has Rakul Preet Singh as the female lead, also has Bharath and SJ Suryah in significant roles.

Produced by NV Prasad and Tagore Madhu under the banner NVR Cinema, the film is slated for release on September 27 worldwide. Harris Jayaraj has composed music for SPYder with Santosh Sivan cranking the camera and A Sreekar Prasad editing it.

Banking on high expectations, the film’s audio launch is slated to be held on September 8. SPYder was touted to hit the marquee in June but was delayed as the filmmakers opted to change the climax at the last minute. Well, Mahesh Babu’s fans are waiting eagerly to catch a glimpse of their favourite star on the big screens and are sure that the wait will be well worth it!

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