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Actor Kamal Haasan to resume work on Sabash Naidu next month

Kamal Haasan, who plays the lead role in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi trilingual, Sabash Naidu, will resume work on the film from September. He was out of circulation for two weeks after he fell and fractured his leg.

Updated on: Aug 15, 2016, 14:22:00 IST
By , Chennai
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Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan will rejoin the sets of his upcoming trilingual comedy Sabash Naidu from the second week of September, according to a source. He fractured his leg after a fall from his office stairs. The actor has been out of action for the past two weeks.

Sabash Naidu is a trilingual film featuring Kamal Haasan in the title role.
Sabash Naidu is a trilingual film featuring Kamal Haasan in the title role.

“It’s going to take him two or three more weeks to get fully fit. He’s currently on physiotherapy and has also started gymming to strengthen his leg. Although he has started moving, he is still dependent on assistance,” said a source close to the actor.

“As of now, the plan is to resume shooting from the second week of September. The next schedule will start in Vishakhapatnam. Nearly half of the film has already been completed,” he said.

Read: Kamal Haasan still undergoing treatment for his fractured leg

Kamal, meanwhile, updated fans about his health on his Twitter page.

“Stitches off. Hobbling up to the gym past 2 days. Physio at full swing. Thank you all who persisted and insisted on my getting better soon,” Haasan wrote.

Read: Actor Kamal Haasan not ghost-directing Sabash Naidu

Sabash Naidu, which is being helmed by Kamal, is simultaneously being made in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi.

Also starring Shruti Haasan, Brahmanandam, Ramya Krishnan and Saurabh Shukla, the film stars Kamal in the lead and has music by maestro Ilayaraja.

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