No Producer is ready to Produce Thalapathy Vijay's final movie
Thalapathy Vijay has built a reputation as one of the most popular actors in tamil film history. Unfortunately, the celebrity will leave the industry shortly since he has enormous intentions for his political career. Before leaving the film industry, Vijay will appear in The Greatest Of All Time and one other film. Regarding the final project, there is now one surprising update.
Previously, the kollywood celebrity announced the name of his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), and affirmed that he will devote himself entirely to politics. He'll be leaving the film industry since his party's primary goal is the 2026 assembly elections. Prior to it, he will complete already agreed assignments.
Previously, the kollywood celebrity announced the name of his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), and affirmed that he will devote himself entirely to politics. He'll be leaving the film industry since his party's primary goal is the 2026 assembly elections. Prior to it, he will complete already agreed assignments.
Thalapathy Vijay's next film, venkat Prabhu's The Greatest Of All Time, is set to be released on september 5, 2024. Following this, Vijay has one more film in the works, titled Thalapathy 69. Earlier, it was revealed that rrr producer DVV Danayya was scheduled to support Thalapathy 69, but he reportedly pulled out.
According to rumours, Vijay received a sum of 200 crores for his farewell flick. Later, he wanted a larger salary of 250 crores and even proposed adding H Vinoth to the board as a director. Danayya, on the other hand, declined this offer and walked away, believing that H Vinoth was not a name in South indian cinema capable of ensuring excellent box office returns for a large-budget picture.
According to rumours, Vijay received a sum of 200 crores for his farewell flick. Later, he wanted a larger salary of 250 crores and even proposed adding H Vinoth to the board as a director. Danayya, on the other hand, declined this offer and walked away, believing that H Vinoth was not a name in South indian cinema capable of ensuring excellent box office returns for a large-budget picture.