Allu Arjun has been one actor in Telugu who grew leaps and bounds from his first movie. He is the only actor who planned his career from the very first film with the help of his father Allu Aravind and became a bankable star today.His recent films all have been earning him name and collections as well. He made it clear that he would like to be an iconic star in Southern India like RajniKanth and Megastar Chiranjeevi. In his steps towards that goal he slowly entered into Malayalam market with his dubbed films and established a good market and following there. Like many telugu stars he is also a force in Karnataka state as well.
Now he has finally took the bold step forward to enter Tamil industry. He has planning about making a direct tamil movie since years and now it has finally got a big movement in right direction. The Stylish Star’s Tamil debut movie will be directed by N. Linguswamy and will be produced by K.E. Gnanavelraja of Studio Green entertainments.Studio Green has grown into a big studio and distribution company in Tamil with many hits and they have predominantly been involved with Suriya and Karthi films. Gnanavelraja is a family member of Suriya family and he distributed Bahubali last year in Tamil.
N. Linguswamy is known for his movies like Sandakozhi, Run in Tamil and Telugu. This movie will start in Feb 2017 after Linguswamy completes his movie with Vishal, “Sandakozhi 2” . Linguswamy addressing press at the announcement event said, he was in talks with Allu Arjun and Allu Aravind for more than a year and thought he might have to change the story when he was asked to make this movie after directing another movie. But Arjun made it clear that this will be his debut in Tamil but he wants him to make another film before starting this.
Yesteryear famous actor and father of Suriya, Shivakumar was also present at the event and he congratulated Gnanavelraja on his successful completion of 10 years in production. He praised Allu Arjun on his acting skills and wished him all the best in Tamil too. Allu Arjun at the event talked in Tamil and impressed many with his clear pronunciation. He said it is like homecoming for him to make a film in Tamil as his early life and education all happened in Chennai.
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