Tamil locale shifts to Denmark, Norway
Tuesday, July 13, 2004 • Tamil
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After Australia and New Zealand, Tamil directors are now looking at other places to shoot their song and dance sequences -- zeroing in on locales in Denmark and Norway.
Director Lingusamy is almost ready with his next film, "Ji". It is a student's story -- as he describes the new film -- to be produced by S.S. Chakravarty.
The story is reportedly about how politicians exploit student power for their own gains.
Vidyasagar scores the music for the song sequences to be shot abroad.
Popular stars Ajith and Trisha will play the lead roles. Telugu actor Vinod Kumar will also star in this film.
The film is expected to be ready for release by the festival season in October.
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