Sun Pictures on Friday reported that it will bankroll Rajinikanth's next project with Director Siva and that it will be presently named Thalaivar 168.
The Production house Sun Pictures, which is joining hands with Rajinikanth after blockbusters hits Enthiran and Petta, took to Twitter to release a video to check the declaration of the venture.
Reports about Rajinikanth collaborating with Siva previously developed when the last visited the previous at his home in May. Siva was invited over to congratulate on the accomplishment of Ajith starrer Viswasam which Rajinikanth loved.
"The speculations doing rounds regarding director Siva and Thalaivar meeting this morning are not true. The meeting was only to seek his blessing on the success of the former's film Viswasam which released early this year," Rajinikanth's publicist had tweeted.
Over the span of gathering, Rajinikanth acknowledged Siva for making Viswasam and especially pointed out that he was really very touched by the father-daughter relationship edge in the film.
Viswasam, which was the third film in the coordinated effort of Siva and Ajith, was focused on a dad who leaves his vicious past to offer some kind of reparation with his teenage daughter.
The film, which likewise featured Nayanthara, developed as a blockbuster at the box office and earned over Rs 100 crore. It's all set to be remade in Kannada with Shivrajkumar ahead of the pack.
Then, Rajinikanth right now anticipates the arrival of his next movie Darbar, which has been directed by AR Murugadoss. The film, which likewise stars Nayanthara, sees the 68-year-old star come back to playing a cop following 25 years.
The first look poster of Darbar was released not long ago. It included the headshot of a happy Rajinikanth, who is surrounded by all things police. From a rifle to the belt and police identification, the poster has just set the desires high.
The film, which will be named and released in Telugu, likewise stars Suniel Shetty as the prime antagonist. Actor Prateik Babbar, Nayanthara, Nivetha Thomas, and Yogi Babu assume significant roles. While Anirudh Ravichander has created music, Santosh Sivan has cranked the camera.
