Arya's Madraspattinam

Director Vijay says that Madaraspatinam is not a film about freedom struggle. He clarified this recently as there were reports that Madaraspatinam could be film Indian Independence struggle. It may be recalled that this is a period film based in 1940s.

The director said that this is romantic flick and is totally different from his earlier ventures Kireedom and Poi Solla Porom. Vijay said that Arya has done a great work in the film and has also learnt the traditional “Kusthi” fight.

A set, worth Rs. 70 lakhs, has been constructed in Kelambakkam to depict the Chennai of the 1940s. The director added that people of that generation will definitely turn nostalgic and appreciate the effort.

Source: Behindwoods

Masilamani Audio Release Video

Arya's kutti appreance in Maasilamani audio release.

Arya At Maasilamani Audio Launch

Sarvvam Review : Hasini Pesum Padam

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Arya pix!!

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Ajith’s No could be Arya’s Yes!

Call it dearth of stories or drying up creativity, Tamil cinema seems to be increasingly resorting to remaking old hits. After the successful Billa, Rajini’s movies seem to be the favorite ones. Last heard, Johnny, the Mahendran-directed classic starring Rajini and Sridevi will be the next in line to be remade by the director’s son John Mahendran. It is also learnt that Arya is among the director’s choices to recreate the Robinhood type role immortalized by the Superstar.

Interestingly, not so long ago, Ajith, in a television interview, denied news about any Johnny remake being planned.

Source: Behindwoods