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Vishal's 'Sandakozhi 2' trailer out

Written by : Digital Native

One of the biggest blockbusters in Vishal's career is his 2005 film Sandakozhi, which gave his career a big boost and also helped its director Linguswamy to leave a mark in the commercial league.

After 12 years its sequel finally was announced in 2016 and went on floors in 2017. The film reunites Vishal and Linguswamy after a decade and the pressure of delivering another blockbuster is riding on them. The project also holds a special place in the actor's heart as it marks the 25th film of his career.

On Friday, the makers released the first look trailer of the film and it promises to offer high-end action entertainer loaded with action sequences. The trailer of Sandakozhi 2 has been attached with the release of his film Irumbu Thirai today.

The film stars Keerthy Suresh as Vishal’s lead pair with Varalaxmi Sarath Kumar in a pivotal role. She will not be paired opposite Vishal but will be playing a character with negative shades and It will be a role with an interesting twist. It also stars Raj Kiran, Ganja Karuppu, Ramdoss, Hareesh Peradi and Kabali Viswanath in pivotal characters.

The story and screenplay are by director N Lingusamy, the dialogues have been penned by Brinda Sarathy and S Ramakrishnan. The music is composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja and Sony Music South has acquired the audio rights. The film is being jointly produced by Vishal's banner, Vishal Film Factory, and PEN India.

With the last schedule underway in Karaikudi and Dingidul for nearly a month, the film will be wrapped. Sandakozhi 2 is scheduled to hit the silver screens in the second half of 2018 and the team is working towards this deadline.

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