Shanthanu Bhagyaraj’s next film titled 'Ravana Kottam'

The film will be directed by Vikram Sukumaran and is currently being shot at a village near Ramanathapuram.
Shanthanu Bhagyaraj’s next film titled 'Ravana Kottam'
Shanthanu Bhagyaraj’s next film titled 'Ravana Kottam'
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Actor Shanthanu Bhagyaraj, son of veteran director Bhagyaraj, is known for his work in films such as Sakkarakatti and Vaaimai, has signed his next project titled Ravana Kottam, which will be directed by Vikram Sukumaran.

The film is currently being shot in a village near Ramanathapuram. After playing urban roles so far in his career, Shanthanu will sport a completely rural look in the film. “As preparation, for the last three months, I've regularly been donning veshti and lungi. I also had to let go of slippers for the role, and we recently shot a sequence where we had to play Kabbadi at peak noon. You know how hot Ramnad can get during summers,” Shanthanu was quoted by The New Indian Express.

Director Vikram rose to fame with his critically-acclaimed film Madha Yaanai Kootam, which was produced by GV Prakash Kumar. Last seen in Mupparimanam, Shanthanu has signed a film after two years.

Recently, he was supposed to collaborate with Mysskin for a project. Soon after signing the project, a thrilled Shanthanu said in an interview, “This is like my first film and I have no words to explain my happiness. People used to say that I have made so many mistakes in my past. But I learned so much. This film will be a re-birth for me. I am going to surrender to sir.”

Unfortunately, the project never took off and it is learned that Shanthanu was eventually replaced by Udhayanidhi Stalin and the film has been titled Psycho, which also stars Aditi Rao Hydari. It may be noted film financier Raghunandan's son Maitreya had accused director Mysskin of cheating him by promising the hero role in Psycho. Eventually, the role went to Udhayanidhi Stalin. 

Produced by Kannan Ravi, the makers are yet to finalise the female lead Ravana Kottam. The film, which also stars Prabhu, Illavarasu, Sujatha Sivakumar, Aruldoss and Deepa Shankar, has music by Justin Prabhakaran.

(Content provided by Digital Native)

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