‘Thunivu’ trailer: Ajith Kumar ups the ante yet again in slick actioner
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Directed by H. Vinoth and produced by Boney Kapoor, ‘Thunivu’ also stars Manju Warrier as the female lead, and is set for a Pongal 2023 release
The trailer of Ajith Kumar’s next film Thunivu, directed by H Vinoth, is out.
Reported to be a heist thriller, Thunivu marks the third collaboration between Ajith, Vinoth, producer Boney Kapoor and cinematographer Nirav Shah. They had earlier collaborated in Nerkonda Paarvai and Valimai.
The film has Manju Warrier playing the female lead, and also stars the likes of Samuthirakani, Bagavathi Perumal and . With music scored by Ghibran, Thunivu is produced by Zee Studios in association with Bayview Projects LLP.
Ajith, who was last seen in Valimai, has a film with director Vignesh Shivan next in the pipeline.
Thunivu is scheduled to release theatrically in January 2023, on the occasion of Pongal.
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