All eyes are on Mani Ratnam's upcoming major tamil film, Thug Life. in june 5, this much awaited action thriller will be released in theaters. A fascinating discovery regarding the film's soundtrack has gone viral amid the continuous marketing frenzy for the kamal haasan film.
 
AR rahman joined kamal haasan and other members of the Thug Life team during an interview with Behindwoods.  He verified that shruti Haasan, the daughter of the Nayakan actor, contributed vocals to one of the tracks. One of the movie's most memorable moments is when shruti sang the song Vinveli Nayakan, which was filmed with Kamal Haasan.

For those who are unaware, this is the first time shruti has performed in a film directed by her father, kamal haasan, in sixteen years. She last worked for Unnaipol Oruvan in 2009.
 
Returning to Thug Life, the tamil action thriller is reputed to explore a story of retribution and redemption within a father-son dynamic and has a powerful emotional core.  Silambarasan TR, trisha krishnan, Abhirami, aishwarya Lekshmi, Pankaj Tripathi, ali Fazal, and others co-star with kamal haasan in the movie.
 
Sanya Malhotra, a bollywood actress, also had a stunning presence in the movie, particularly in Jinguchaa, the first song.  Audiophiles loved the wedding anthem, and Sanya's dance skills were flawless, hitting every beat.  

Recently, the film's creators released another song called sugar Baby, which is about trisha krishnan, who looked stunning in a glamorous role.
 
Following their 1987 film Nayakan, kamal haasan and mani ratnam have collaborated twice since Thug Life.  Raaj Kamal Films international is the film's producer, while AR rahman wrote the musical score.
 
 The entire duration of the action thriller is two hours and forty-five minutes.  Only two expletive words have been muted by the CBFC, which has done very minimal censoring.  On May 24, there will be a massive audio launch celebration for the movie.
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24/05/2025 11:12 AM