Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

It’s a wrap for the second schedule of Kamal Haasan’s Indian 2

Southern superstar Kamal Haasan, who was last seen on celluloid in his home production Vishwaroopam 2 (2019), has wrapped up the second shooting schedule of his much-awaited film Indian 2. As the title aptly suggests, Indian 2 is a sequel to the National Film Award winning 1996 movie Indian, featuring Kamal Haasan, Manisha Koirala and Urmila Matondkar in lead roles.

Kamal has been all busy over the past few days shooting for the sequel. The latest news related to the sequel is that the team recently wrapped up the second schedule of the film with a jaw-dropping action sequence in Valarasavakkan, Chennai, under the supervision of action choreographer Peter Hein. The entire cast and crew of the vigilant thriller will now head off to Hyderabad in a few days to commence the third schedule.


The sequel, which was announced last year, will have the National Film Award winning actor performing some high-octane action sequences. Talking about his look, he will be seen sporting a clean-shaven look in the movie.

Indian 2 also stars Kajal Aggarwal in the lead role. The talented actress will be seen in an action avatar. To get into the skin of her character in the movie, she has even taken special training in Indian Martial Art, Kalarippayattu.

Apart from Kamal Haasan and Kajal, Indian 2 also stars Rakul Preet Singh, Vidyut Jammwal, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Siddharth along with other actors in major roles. The movie is being directed by well-known filmmaker Shankar, who also called the shots for the original film more than two decades ago. It reunites Shankar and Kamal after a huge gap of more than twenty years.

Produced by Lyca Productions, Indian 2 is scheduled for its grand theatrical release on 14th April, 2021.

More For You

UK Christmas films 2025

10 new Christmas films to stream on Netflix, Prime, Disney+, iPlayer and ITV this week

Netflix/IMDB/Youtube screengrab

UK Christmas picks: 10 new films now on Netflix, iPlayer, ITVX, Prime and Disney+

Highlights:

  • Ten new Christmas films and specials across Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, Sky, BBC and rental platforms
  • Mix of family films, romances, animation, comedy and one prestige drama
  • Aiming to capture UK holiday viewing when streaming hits peak demand
  • Several titles are new originals with no franchise baggage

So, you are looking for something to watch. The TV is on, the lights are twinkling, and every streaming service claims to have the perfect Christmas film. It is overwhelming. This is not another vague list of hundreds of titles. It is a straight-talking guide to what is new and worth attention in December.

We cut through the clutter, from the big streaming launches to the one-off television specials. Here is what to stream and when to tune in.

Keep ReadingShow less