Why Praveenkanth’s 1999 Film Was Rejected by Thalapathy Vijay Jodie
Currently one of the most well-liked ladies in Tamil film is Thalapathy Vijay. The public has praised him for his work in the movies Mersal, Master, and others. Over his career, Vijay has also turned down a number of movies, including the Praveenkanth-directed Jodi, which was released in 1999.
As per the claims, Praveenkanth initially preferred Vijay to portray the male protagonist. However, it is said that Vijay was unable to make time on his call sheet to perform in the movie. At that point, Prashanth entered the picture and went on to play the lead in this Soni Orient-produced movie. Jodi was a box office hit and a financial triumph. In the movie, Simran, Vijayakumar, Nassar, and other actors acted.
To return to Vijay, let me tell you about his recent formation of the Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), or Tamil Nadu’s Victory Party. He tweeted about the news. Vijay emphasized in his remark that in order to carry out social work more successfully, political authority is required. According to Vijay, despite the continuous efforts of his fan organization, Vijay Makkal Iyakkam, political power is still needed. Also, Vijay has said he would stop making movies.
“For me, politics is more than simply a side job. It is the work of holy people. I’ve spent a lot of time getting ready for it. I am not a hobbyist in politics. That’s what I really want. In the announcement, the Master actor said, “I want to fully involve myself in it.”
Vijay is now shooting The Greatest of All Time, or GOAT. This movie was written and directed by Venkat Prabhu. According to reports, it will be shown on large screens in June or late 2024. In The Greatest of All Time, Jayaram, Prabhu Deva, Yogi Babu, and other actors will also feature. AGS Entertainment is supporting this movie. It has been claimed that Vijay would play two roles in the science fiction movie. According to reports, GOAT is modeled on the infamous airline hijacker DB Cooper. DB Cooper vanished in 1971 after making a mid-air parachute jump from a Boeing 727.
