Sasikumar, Lijomol Jose to star in a thriller set in the 90s
The Hindu
Directed by Sathyasiva, the untitled Tamil film, starring Sasikumar and Lijomol Jose, is based on a real-life event that took place in the 1990s
Sasikumar and Lijomol Jose (of Jai Bhim fame) are set to star in a thriller directed by Sathyasiva. Pandian Parasuram of Vijayaganapathy’s Pictures is producing the movie. The shooting of the Tamil film is currently in progress.
The film, billed as an edge-of-the-seat thriller, is based on a real-life event that took place in the 90s. The makers are planning to announce the film’s title soon. A grand set has been erected across the East Coast Road in Chennai to offer an authentic 90s feel to the audiences, said an official press release.
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