With the release of Demonte Colony 2 set for August 15, Arulnithi shares insights into his role and the making of the film. Directed by Ajay Gnanamuthu, the sequel promises to build on the success of its predecessor.Arulnithi, who reprises his role in the film, expressed enthusiasm about the project. âDemonte Colony 2 will be an engaging movie. Ajay Gnanamuthu has put in his best effort, and I believe the results will speak for themselves,â he said. The film, which also stars Priya Bhavani Shankar, Meenakshi Govindarajan, VJ Archana, Arun Pandian, Sarjano Khalid, and Muthukumaran, is highly anticipated by fans of the original.
In the sequel, Arulnithi plays Raghu, an architect. âWe erected a huge set in Hosur, including a massive fish tank that plays a crucial role in the film,â he detailed. The film’s production faced significant challenges, particularly with its extensive VFX requirements. âWe completed the movie and had to wait for the VFX work. The film demanded a lot of VFX, and Iâm pleased with how it has turned out,â he added.
Arulnithi reassured fans that Demonte Colony 2 would not be a typical horror film. âItâs not going to be a regular horror movie. Weâve taken great care to ensure it meets the high standards set by the first part. The audience will come with huge expectations for the sequel, and weâre confident that it will live up to them.â
He also hinted at the potential for future sequels. âAll characters in the movie play important roles. Given the success of the first film, it wouldnât be surprising if we see more sequels in the future,â he said.
Describing himself as a directorâs actor, Arulnithi praised Gnanamuthuâs direction. âI did everything the director asked for, and I believe the end product has come out well. Ajay has a clear vision, and it was a pleasure to work with him again,â he noted.
As the release date approaches, Arulnithi and the team behind Demonte Colony 2 are hopeful that the film will captivate audiences and continue the legacy of the successful original.