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Vikram loses to Vikram

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,February 17 2011]

‘Cheeyan’ Vikram’s latest film directed by ‘Madraspattinam’ Vijay was progressing with the title ‘Deiva Magan’. The title has an iconic image and it was the title of one the best films of Nadigar Thilagam Sivaji Ganesan. Vikram and his men were confident that they will be able to get the title as their film completes.

But when Vikram and Vijay met the owner of the title recently they were for a rude disappointment. The title ‘Deiva Magan’ is presently owned by Sivaji’s son Prabhu and Prabhu is all set to use the title for the film that will launch his son Vikram as a hero under the direction of Ameer.

Prabhu refused to part with the title. He politely said sorry to Vikram. What did Cheeyan Vikram do? He congratulated Prabhu’s son Vikram and wished him all the very best for a super career.

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