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Saamy Square motion poster released, story to unfold at the national level. Watch

Saamy Square motion poster features Vikram seated on what appears to be a milestone. On one side, it is written Tirunelveli and as the camera pans, we can read New Delhi written on the other side.

Updated on: May 18, 2018, 14:20:42 IST
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Actor Chiyaan Vikram, who was last seen on screen in Pongal release Sketch, will return as the foul-mouthed cop Aarusaamy in Saamy Square, the sequel to Saamy. The project marks the reunion of Vikram and director Hari after a decade. Over the last few months, the film’s shooting has been taking place across various places in the country. The first glimpse of the film in the form of a motion poster was released on Thursday evening and going by the visuals, it can be said that the story starts in Tirunelveli and ends in New Delhi.

Vikram stars as a hot-headed cop Aarusaamy in Saamy Square. (YouTube Grab)
Vikram stars as a hot-headed cop Aarusaamy in Saamy Square. (YouTube Grab)
Saamy Square is a sequel of the 2003 Tamil hit Saamy.

The motion poster features Vikram seated on what appears to be a milestone. On one side, it is written Tirunelveli and as the camera pans, we can read New Delhi written on the other side. The motion poster has been received very positively and in just over 12 hours it is closing in on half a million views. If everything goes as planned, the makers are hopeful of coming to the screens this Ramzan season.

We get the sense that the film begins in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu and will end in New Delhi.

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