Lokesh Kanagaraj honestly says no to 'Master' actor in Loki multiverse
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Lokesh Kanagaraj is the name that has been typed most on all social media platforms for the past one week. He has delivered his fourth consecutive hit movie 'Vikram' which is poised to become one of the biggest grossers ever in Tamil cinema.
'Vikram' produced by Kamal Haasan with music by Anirudh and stunts by Anbariv has the stellar cast of Kamal, Vijay Sethupathi, Fahadh Faasil, Narain, Kalidas Jayaram, Santhanabharathi, Gayathrie, Vasanthi, Kumaravel and Suriya.
Lokesh is being hailed as the pioneer of creating a cinematic universe by merging the storylines of his 'Kaithi' and 'Vikram' and more is expected in 'Vikram 3' starring Karthi, Fahadh Faasil, Suriya and Kamal.
Meanwhile the sensational but humble director had a social media question answer session on Twitter in which many fans and celebrities posted their queries. Actor Shantanu Bhagyaraj who played an important character in Thalapathy Vijay's 'Master' demanded an honest answer from his director.
Shantanu asked if there is a possibility of his character "Bhargav" coming back in Lokesh's multiverse. Lokesh replied in humour "No way bhargav is dead". A persistant Shantanu wrote again "Dead but the body was not shown (I am giving you points).
Shantanu and Lokesh are very good friends right from the time they worked together in 'Master' and the friendly banter has amused social media users. Shantanu is currently shooting for his new movie 'Ravana Koottam' which is said to be a never before seen subject.
Dead . ??
— Shanthnu ?? ஷாந்தனு Buddy (@imKBRshanthnu) June 9, 2022
Aana #Bhargav body eh kaatala… (I’m giving you points ????)#IBelieveInLokesh ???? https://t.co/N83yBmXm8H pic.twitter.com/Ti9isCg0rm
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