With just a day away from the release, K’town is high on Viswasam fever. As the time inches towards the first show, the hype and celebrations boom up exponentially.
In the midst of these, the film’s crew is making the hype by revealing some unknown facts about it.
‘Viswasam”s stunt choreographer Dhilip Subbarayan has said that every stuntman admires Ajith for the way he treats them with great respect.
“Ajith sir never interfered in our work and always follow what we instruct him on the sets. He is polite, humble and a perfect gentleman,” said Dhilip who says that the action episode happening inside the toilet in Viswasam was very tough.
“The space given to us was limited but we had to set up the entire action scenes within that area. The floor was also very slippery,” said Dhilip who also revealed that rain and bike chase is mixed in the right proportion for an action episode, which will be an emotional moment for Ajith fans.
Dhilip also says that each stunt scene in the film will take the story forward but as director Siva was clear about the screenplay, choreographing action sequences was quite easy.
On the other hand, in his recent media interaction, director Siva has said “We have conveyed a strong message that every human being should develop the quality of being loyal. Viswasam will be a family entertainer and it has all necessary elements for the audiences to enjoy in theatres.”
Siva also revealed that for the first time, Ajith speaks Madurai dialect in the film and even the local actors are stunned by his perfection in dialogue delivery. “Ajith sir plays an innocent yet brave man in Viswasam,” said Siva.
Meanwhile, editor Ruben also has some info to add. “More than claiming this to be a mass movie, Viswasam is a beautiful family entertainer for this festive season. It has all elements to serve as a sumptuous feast for this season that everyone will enjoy,” he says and feels working in Viswasam was a challenging process.
Briefing this context, he adds, “Yes, the story goes through lots of raciness, action and emotional phases, which accordingly demanded certain transitions. Especially, to bring up the final version trailer was much more challenging as the intention was that the expectations among crowds should be neither high nor low, but balanced. I had to work on lots of versions that followed by the suggestions of director Siva and producers. We are now happy as a team that we have delivered it accordingly to taste of audiences.”
On his favourite part of ‘Viswasam’, he says, “The action sequences are fantastically done, especially the rain fight followed by another one in the second half, where Ajith sir would bash the opponents with fists and in between would utter some messy lines. It’s not just going to be mass and action elements, but I feel and believe, overall Viswasam will be a delighting and good experience for family audiences.”
Produced by Sathya Jyothi Films, KJR Studios is releasing Viswasam in Tamilnadu on 10 January.