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Indian 2 Teaser: Shankar - Kamal Hasan's sequel sets the stage again for a riveting battle against corruption

By TNSCorrespondent, 04 November, 2023
Indian 2, Kamalhaasan, Shankar, Anirudh

(This article is authored by Alar)

In a grand unveiling of stars from all over the nation, the makers of the much-anticipated film 'Indian 2,' featuring the iconic actor Kamal Haasan and helmed by the acclaimed director Shankar, have released a visually stunning two-minute intro teaser. This teaser not only captures the essence of the first instalment, released in 1996 but also presents an intriguing glimpse into the sequel's narrative.

The teaser opens with a flashback to the climax of the original 'Indian,' where Kamal Haasan, in a foreign setting, reaffirms his commitment to combating injustice wherever it exists. The teaser then delves into the prevalent issue of corruption, depicting government officials demanding bribes from the general public for employment opportunities and contracts.

This powerful portrayal resonates with the theme of the first film, as citizens unite against corruption, giving rise to the trending hashtag #comebackIndian. A poignant aspect of the teaser is the presence of the late actors Manobala and Vivek, marking their final appearance on screen. Their inclusion adds emotional depth to the film, making it a significant tribute to their legacy.

According to reports, director Shankar has ambitious plans for the series, intending to simultaneously work on the third part. Kamal Haasan, demonstrating his dedication to the project, has allocated forty days for the film's shooting.

The film boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Kamal Haasan, Sidharth, Kajal Agarwal, Rakul Preet Singh, SJ Surya, Bobby Simha, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Brahmanandam, Samuthirakani, Nedumudi Venu, Delhi Ganesh, Jagan, Kalidas Jayaram, Gulshan Grover, Zakir Hussain, Piyush Mishra, and Akhilendra Mishra.

Directed by Shankar, the movie features music by Anirudh Ravichander, cinematography, skillfully handled by Ravi Varman, and the editing finesse of Sreekar Prasad promises a visually captivating venture for the audience.

 

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