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Sun Pictures to produce Vijay’s 62nd film?

By Express News Service  |   Published: 17th May 2017 11:04 PM  |  

Last Updated: 18th May 2017 06:45 AM  |   A+A A-   |  

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Even before the shoot of Vijay’s next with Atlee is yet to be completed, speculations are running high for his 62nd film already.

While official confirmation is awaited, it is rumoured that filmmaker AR Murugadoss will be collaborating with Vijay for the third time after their superior collaborations, Thuppakki and Kaththi.

Latest unconfirmed reports state that Sun Pictures could be making a comeback with this project. Sun Pictures, which has previously only produced the Rajinikanth magnum opus Enthiran, has distributed a number of projects including Vijay’s Vettaikaaran and Sura.

As the film is said to be made at a whopping budget, the banner’s inclusion adds credibility to the speculations. While Vijay is currently shooting for Atlee’s film in Europe, Murugadoss is busy with the final schedule of his Tamil-Telugu bilingual SPYder with Mahesh Babu.

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