Kuruvi is in its final leg and is progressing in and around Tamil Nadu gearing up for a possible mid-April release. The crew, including Vijay and director Dharani, is stationed in Salem for the shoots. It is learnt that Vijay will extend his trip to Erode after the shoots for the social welfare activities planned by the Erode wing of his fan club.
The events, planned in the evening of February 24, 2008 at 5.00 p.m. at the CST School grounds will also be attended by Minister of Handloom and Textiles NKKP Raja, MLA Palanichamy, and Erode Mayor Murugesan. Activities planned during the course of the event include distribution of computers to Government schools and tricycles to physically challenged students.
Prior to the event, Vijay will garland the Periyar statue located in Erode. Director and Vijay’s father S.A. Chandrasekhar is also expected to attend the event.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
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Monday, January 7, 2008
Kuruvi on location photos
Vijay and Trisha commenced shooting for Kuruvi in Malaysia lastweek for the shooting of an important song. Almost the entire team that made Ghilli is working on Kuruvi including music director Vidayasagar who has given rocking numbers for Dharani’s films.
Kuruvi is an upcoming project for the noted Tamil actor Vijay. This project is produced by Udhayanidhi, son of Minister M.K.Stalin. Dharani of Ghilli fame will be directing this action adventure mass movie. Vijay plays Kuruvi, not the chirpy bird, but a bird of a different type. The one line story, etched from sources is that Vijay will be playing nice guy who lives in Burma Bazaar, North Madras area of Chennai and makes a living as a ‘kuruvi’, a chap who goes to USA as a courier and comes back with contraband items. One day he is set up by the baddies, and how he uses his brains and brawns to prove his innocence, forms the rest of the story.
This is the costliest Vijay movie till date. It's about 30 crore.
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