After much delay, actor Ajith's upcoming film tentatively known as Thala 57 among fans, has finally gone on floors last week.
Directed by Siruthai Siva, this will be Ajith's third association with the director after Veeram and Vedhalam.
ALSO READ: Thala 57-Kajal Aggarwal is the frontrunner to act alongside Ajith KumarWhile, the makers of the film are in the process of finalising the cast, rumours are rife that the role of the antagonist is likely to be donned by actor Prasanna.
It is worth mentioning that actor Prasanna delivered his career-best performance as a menacing villain in Mysskin's Anjathey.
Reports also suggest that actor Ajith is likely to join the sets in Bulgaria in the first week of August.
Tipped to be a spy thriller, the film will entirely be shot on foreign shores.
Kajal Agarwal has been roped in to play the leading lady. This will mark her first collaboration with Ajith.
Bankrolled by Sathya Jyothi Films, the film is touted to be made on a lavish budget.
Also, the film has music by Anirudh Ravichandran, who is roped in after delivering the adequate in Ajith's Vedhalam.
Directed by Siruthai Siva, this will be Ajith's third association with the director after Veeram and Vedhalam.
ALSO READ: Thala 57-Kajal Aggarwal is the frontrunner to act alongside Ajith KumarWhile, the makers of the film are in the process of finalising the cast, rumours are rife that the role of the antagonist is likely to be donned by actor Prasanna.
It is worth mentioning that actor Prasanna delivered his career-best performance as a menacing villain in Mysskin's Anjathey.
Reports also suggest that actor Ajith is likely to join the sets in Bulgaria in the first week of August.
Tipped to be a spy thriller, the film will entirely be shot on foreign shores.
Kajal Agarwal has been roped in to play the leading lady. This will mark her first collaboration with Ajith.
Bankrolled by Sathya Jyothi Films, the film is touted to be made on a lavish budget.
Also, the film has music by Anirudh Ravichandran, who is roped in after delivering the adequate in Ajith's Vedhalam.
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