close_game
close_game

Visaaranai villain to star in Baahubali: The Conclusion

IANS | By, Chennai
Feb 09, 2016 03:04 PM IST

Actor Ajay Ghosh, who played the dreaded cop in Vetrimaran’s Tamil thriller Visaaranai will feature in SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali 2 as a dacoit.

Recall the menacing cop, played by actor Ajay Ghosh, in Vetrimaran’s Tamil thriller Visaaranai? The actor will feature in SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali 2 as a dreaded dacoit.

Actor Ajay Ghosh played the menacing cop in Vetrimaran’s Tamil thriller Visaaranai.(AJAY-GHOSH-700518323376097/Facebook)
Actor Ajay Ghosh played the menacing cop in Vetrimaran’s Tamil thriller Visaaranai.(AJAY-GHOSH-700518323376097/Facebook)

“I play a character called bandipotu (dacoit) Veeraya, who is part of Anushka’s kingdom in the film. I have already completed shooting for five days in the Kerala schedule last month. I will join the sets again in March to shoot rest of my portion,” said Ajay.

Excited about being part of India’s biggest motion picture, he says he can’t wait to watch himself on the screen. “It’s a very interesting role. I am very excited and eager to know how audiences will receive it,” he said.

Visaaranai review: Vetrimaaran shows realism at its harshest best

Watch Visaaranai trailer here:

In Vetrimaaran-directed Visaaranai, which released in theatres last week, Ajay played a conniving and sadistic police officer. Since the film’s release, he has been getting extremely positive feedback for his role.

“Although it is a negative character, people have accepted it wholeheartedly. When I watched the first show with my director and walked out, I feared I would be hated by all, but the exact opposite happened. I’m glad they all liked it,” he said.

Read: Surrendered myself to Vetrimaaran for Visaaranai, says actor Dinesh

Ajay Ghosh said he had tears in his eyes even as he shot for the crucial scenes where he is thrashing the prisoners, the dummy batons notwithstanding. (AJAY-GHOSH-700518323376097/Facebook)
Ajay Ghosh said he had tears in his eyes even as he shot for the crucial scenes where he is thrashing the prisoners, the dummy batons notwithstanding. (AJAY-GHOSH-700518323376097/Facebook)

The film, which is partly based on Tamil novel Lock Up, deals with police brutality. It stars Dinesh, Murugadoss, Samuthirakani and Kishore in important roles.

Read: Vetrimaaran’s Visaaranai takes a brutal look at police atrocity

Ajay admits he was teary-eyed in the interrogation scenes. “I was in tears when I had to beat up Dinesh black and blue. Although we used dummy batons, the force with which it was used made me so uncomfortable. But we had to continue shooting, because these were crucial scenes of the film,” he said.

Get more updates from...
See more
Get more updates from Bollywood, Taylor Swift, Hollywood, Music Web Series along with Latest Entertainment News at Hindustan Times.
SHARE THIS ARTICLE ON
SHARE
Story Saved
Live Score
Saved Articles
Following
My Reads
Sign out
New Delhi 0C
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Start 14 Days Free Trial Subscribe Now
Follow Us On