The film adopts a new form of storytelling known as the Motion Capture technique where all of the Tamil superstar’s actions would be heightened and amplified through special effects.
Rajni is said to be tremendously anxious about the film and has asked Kamal Haasan, known to have a deep comprehension of cinema, to step in to suggest changes. Only then would Rajni decide on a release date.
Says a source from Chennai, “Rajni considers Kamal to be extremely cinema literate. He respects Kamal’s judgement on cinema.Since this film is crucial to his career he has asked Kamal to view the film.”
A suitable date for the screening is being arranged.
Speaking fondly about his friendship and rivalry with Rajnikanth, Kamal Haasal says, “I’d do anything he asks me to, no question of refusing him. Both of us were young actors who started from scratch. He was the bus conductor with acting aspirations. I was the clapper boy who got the clap in my very film(Kamal Haasan played a character with venereal disease in his first adult role). We didn’t have fathers to make movies for us. But we had the same godfather , K.Balachander. We’ve done around ten films together, most of them were hits, though we did have failures. We’ve done three films for our mutual mentor K. Balachander.”
Kamal Haasan says he can never say no to Rajnikanth. “I’ve done guest roles in Rajni’s films. It’s quite strange, but our paths as actors were always intertwined. Initially we were both typecast as villains.I got fed up of doing those and went away to Kerala to do Malayalam films. Then his career as a villain took off, and I returned to Chennai to pursue a career in Tamil cinema . We made our way up together. Rajni once pointed out that though he’s four years my senior I’m his senior professionally and that he would take my advice about doing a film with me, if there’s occasion for us to star together.”
Kamal doesn’t rule out the possibility of doing another film with Rajnikanth. “It depends. He said if we do a film together he won’t direct it. It has to be either me or someone else. It would be quite interesting to do a film with him.”
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