Suriya's Singam 3: Suriya returns to play a cop in the film
Highlights
- Suriya's Singam 3 also stars Shruti Hassan
- Singam 3 has extensively been shot abroad
- Singam 3 is scheduled to release on Republic Day
Southern star Suriya's
Singam 3 is gearing up to release on Republic Day. We hear that the
Singam franchise, which had been a huge hit in Bollywood as well, has got even bigger and racier in the third part of the series. The buzz around Suriya's thriller is getting bigger each day. While Suriya continues to play the role of a cop in the third part, there is the combo with his
7aum Arivuco-star Shruti Hassan that's new in this sequel. South actress Anushka Shetty is the other heroine who was there in the earlier two parts as well.
Action, aplenty According to producer Gnanavel Raja, the film has a fresh plot and a swanky NRI villain in the form of Thakur Anoop Singh.
The villain is meaner and more daunting than ever before, raising the thrill of a fight with Suriya, especially in the climax scenes in the Thalakonam forests. The stunts of the film are supposed to be
high-octane under the supervision of director Hari. "Audiences will see a whole range of stunts, right from car chases to flight chases by Suriya.
Singam 3 will be even more racy than the previous two. We can't reveal more, since it will take away from the suspense," says Gnanavel.
The movie, which has a generous budget, has extensively been shot abroad. From the exotic snow clad mountains of Romania where a song has been picturised, to another song in Georgia, the unit has travelled to various terrains. Malaysia is where a large portions have been shot, giving
Singam 3 an even more international feel than its predecessors.
With Ajay Devgn having starred in the Hindi remakes earlier, will
Singam 3 too be remade soon? Producer Gnanavel is tight-lipped but admits, "We are negotiating on the Hindi remake as we have been approached by Bollywood filmmakers.
Singam 3 is a fresh script and the Hindi version too will be fresh. It may have a new hero in Hindi, depending on who gets the remake rights from us."
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