Rajinikanth not to resume Annaatthe shoot anytime soon?
The makers of Superstar Rajinikanth’s much-anticipated film, Annaatthe, are not likely to resume the shoot anytime soon. The film, which has been in the making since December 2019, was recently stalled after eight crew members tested positive for the novel coronavirus. They were supposed to wrap up the shoot in April. However, the production got delayed due to Covid-19 outbreak.
RAJINI WILL NOT SHOOT FOR ANNAATTHE IN FEBUARY
While there were reports that Annaatthe team will resume the film’s shoot in February, reliable sources say that Rajinikanth has decided to not shoot for the film anytime soon. The actor might take rest till April and then think about completing Siruthai Siva’s film.
Annaatthe stars many popular actors including Khushbu, Nayanthara, Meena, Keerthy Suresh, Prakash Raj and Soori in important roles. D Imman, who had previously worked with Siruthai Siva in Ajith’s Viswasam, has been roped in to compose music for the project.
Meanwhile, Siruthai Siva has already started working on the pre-production of his upcoming film with Suriya. An official announcement regarding the film’s cast and crew will be made soon.
Superstar Rajinikanth was recently admitted to a private hospital in Hyderabad due to fluctuations in his blood pressure. After being monitored by a group of experts, the actor was discharged from the hospital on Friday (December 25). Doctors have advised him to take rest for a week and have also asked him to avoid activities that causes stress.
RAJINIKANTH AND POLITICS
Last year, Rajinikanth surprised his followers by announcing that he has decided to quit politics. Rajinikanth posted a tweet saying he doesn’t want to make the people who believe in him feel like a scapegoat. Rajinikanth further said, “I see this as a warning given to me by the Lord. If I campaigned only through the media and social media after I started the party, I would not be able to create the political upheaval among people and win big in the elections. No one with political experience will deny this reality.”
