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Simbu Adopts Profit-Sharing Model for Upcoming Vetri Maaran Film

Summary

  • Silambarasan TR opts for profit-sharing instead of upfront remuneration
  • Film is linked to Vetri Maaran's 'Vada Chennai' universe
  • Director Nelson Dilipkumar to make a cameo appearance
Simbu Adopts Profit-Sharing Model for Upcoming Vetri Maaran Film

Filmmaker Vetri Maaran's much-anticipated film, starring Silambarasan TR, is officially set to begin shooting in mid-September. The project, tentatively titled 'STR 49', had been subject to speculation regarding possible shelving due to financial hurdles, but these rumors have been dispelled.

The film is linked to the universe of Vetri Maaran's iconic movie 'Vada Chennai', which starred Dhanush, Samuthirakani, Ameer, and Aishwarya Rajesh. This connection has excited fans and promises a continuation of the gritty cinematic world previously explored.

Adding to the intrigue, director Nelson Dilipkumar, known for films like 'Doctor' and 'Jailer', will play a cameo in the upcoming project. Additionally, actor Kavin is also confirmed to make a cameo appearance.

Despite the financial rumors, the production is moving forward, and Silambarasan TR has opted for a unique remuneration model. The actor has chosen a profit-sharing approach instead of upfront payment. Earlier, a promo teaser was shot and may release theatrically with 'Coolie' on August 14.

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FAQ

Silambarasan TR has opted for a profit-sharing model instead of upfront remuneration for his role in Vetri Maaran's upcoming film.
The upcoming film, tentatively titled 'STR 49', is linked to the universe of Vetri Maaran's acclaimed movie 'Vada Chennai'.
Director Nelson Dilipkumar, known for films like 'Doctor' and 'Jailer', and actor Kavin will be making cameo appearances in the Vetri Maaran film.

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