Kangana Ranaut exults 'special day' as she heads South for 'ambitious' project Thalaivi

After months of a rare 'break' due to COVID-19 pandemic, film industry is finally springing back to life. With shooting resuming across country with safety precautions in place, w Kangana Ranaut is also set to return to sets. actor will resume shoot of her film Thalaivi in South India soon. 

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Kangana Ranaut to resume Thalaivi shoot

Kangana Ranaut was over moon as she t just clicked selfies to delight her fans, but also made  anuncement about Thalaivi. Tanu Weds Manu star termed it as a ‘special day’ to be resuming shoot after seven months and travelling to Sourn India. Calling film, which is an adaptation of life of late actor-former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha, her ‘most ambitious bilingual project’, she sought blessings for her safety amid coronavirus pandemic. 

Kangana Ranaut's Thalaivi 

first look and teaser of  movie had been released in vember last year. poster of a huge cutout of Kangana as Jayalalitha, and ar short video tracing her rise from world of glitz to peak of political ladder in TN, had become a talking point.

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Thalaivi, directed by Vijay, had been set for release in June this year, but entire calendar has been affected due to pandemic. However, as government allowed a partial resumption of atres with 50 per cent capacity on Wednesday, fans of Kangana can hope for film's release soon. 

Kangana’s or ventures

Kangana Ranaut had also anunced some weeks ago that she will starting shooting for her film Tejas in December. National Award-winner plays role of a Indian Air Force pilot in movie. Her or projects include action film Dhaakad, and a film she is planning to direct on Ayodhya-Ram Mandir matter. 

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