Leo Sequel, A History Of Violence Remake, Vijay-Lokesh Spat, Ram Charman's Cameo: All Rumours Surrounding The Gangster Saga
For the first time, a Vijay film will not have any punch dialogues or intro scenes.
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For the first time, a Vijay film will not have any punch dialogues or intro scenes.
The audio launch event of actor Vijay's upcoming actioner, Leo was scheduled to take place in Chennai on September 30.
Tentatively titled Thalaivar 171, it is reported that the film will be a standalone project and will not be a part of the LCU.
In contrast to the Telugu and Kannada posters, which had a white background, the Tamil poster of Lokesh Kanagaraj's Leo stands out with a fiery yellow backdrop, and Vijay, as usual, at the centre.
Meanwhile, there is a buzz that Leo is heavily inspired by David Cronernberg's 2005 film A History of Violence, which indeed is an adaptation of the 1997 graphic novel of the same title.