<p>Popular actor Vijay is set to collaborate with noted filmmaker Vamsi Paidipally for the Tamil-Telugu bilingual,<em>Thalapathy 66</em>, according to a <a href="https://www.thehindu.com/entertainment/movies/vijay-vamsi-paidipally-team-up-for-thalapathy-66/article34680979.ece" target="_blank">report carried by</a> The Hindu. The film will be backed by Dil Raju, the producer of films such as <em>V </em>and <em>Vakeel Saab</em>, and is likely to have a commercial storyline with a message.</p>.<p>The biggie will be formally launched after the Covid-19 lockdown. The buzz is that there were plans to announce the biggie a bit earlier but that did not happen due to the pandemic.</p>.<p>Vijay , meanwhile, is going through a terrific phase on the work front and was last seen in the Pongal/Sankranti release <em>Master</em>. The film was directed by <em>Kaithi </em>helmer Lokesh Kanagaraj and featured the mass hero in the role of a rowdy professor. </p>.<p>It starred Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist and marked his first collaboration with the <em>Sarkar </em>actor. The cast included Malavika Mohanan, who acted alongside Rajinikanth in <em>Petta</em>, and <em>Vishwaroopam </em>star Andrea Jeremiah. <em>Master </em>emerged as a big hit in Tamil Nadu and the Telugu states despite Covid-19 restrictions and served as strong proof of Vijay's star power. The Hindi version, however, sank without a trace.<br /> </p>.<p>Vijay is working on <em>Thalapathy 65</em>, directed by <em>Kolamaavu Kokila</em> helmer Nelson Dhilpkumar and features the <em>Mersal </em>star in a new avatar. It stars Pooja Hegde as the leading lady and marks her first collaboration with the Kollywood star.</p>.<p>Vamsi, on the other hand, garnered praise for his film <em>Oopiri</em>/<em>Thozha </em>that featured Nagarjuna and Karthi in the lead. </p>.<p>His last film <em>Maharshi</em>, starring Mahesh Babu, too made a strong impact at the box office. It revolved around the issue of organic farming and had plenty of commercial elements to satisfy the masses. It remains to be seen whether <em>Thalapathy 66</em> helps him score another hit. </p>
<p>Popular actor Vijay is set to collaborate with noted filmmaker Vamsi Paidipally for the Tamil-Telugu bilingual,<em>Thalapathy 66</em>, according to a <a href="https://www.thehindu.com/entertainment/movies/vijay-vamsi-paidipally-team-up-for-thalapathy-66/article34680979.ece" target="_blank">report carried by</a> The Hindu. The film will be backed by Dil Raju, the producer of films such as <em>V </em>and <em>Vakeel Saab</em>, and is likely to have a commercial storyline with a message.</p>.<p>The biggie will be formally launched after the Covid-19 lockdown. The buzz is that there were plans to announce the biggie a bit earlier but that did not happen due to the pandemic.</p>.<p>Vijay , meanwhile, is going through a terrific phase on the work front and was last seen in the Pongal/Sankranti release <em>Master</em>. The film was directed by <em>Kaithi </em>helmer Lokesh Kanagaraj and featured the mass hero in the role of a rowdy professor. </p>.<p>It starred Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist and marked his first collaboration with the <em>Sarkar </em>actor. The cast included Malavika Mohanan, who acted alongside Rajinikanth in <em>Petta</em>, and <em>Vishwaroopam </em>star Andrea Jeremiah. <em>Master </em>emerged as a big hit in Tamil Nadu and the Telugu states despite Covid-19 restrictions and served as strong proof of Vijay's star power. The Hindi version, however, sank without a trace.<br /> </p>.<p>Vijay is working on <em>Thalapathy 65</em>, directed by <em>Kolamaavu Kokila</em> helmer Nelson Dhilpkumar and features the <em>Mersal </em>star in a new avatar. It stars Pooja Hegde as the leading lady and marks her first collaboration with the Kollywood star.</p>.<p>Vamsi, on the other hand, garnered praise for his film <em>Oopiri</em>/<em>Thozha </em>that featured Nagarjuna and Karthi in the lead. </p>.<p>His last film <em>Maharshi</em>, starring Mahesh Babu, too made a strong impact at the box office. It revolved around the issue of organic farming and had plenty of commercial elements to satisfy the masses. It remains to be seen whether <em>Thalapathy 66</em> helps him score another hit. </p>