One of the long-delayed Tamil projects, “Dhruva Natchathiram,” is scheduled to open on November 24. Fans are thrilled about the highly anticipated movie making its big screen debut and can’t wait to see it on silver screens. Inside sources have given Gautham Menon’s “Dhruva Natchathiram,” which stars Chiyaan Vikram in the lead role, a positive review. Here are five reasons to watch “Dhruva Natchathiram,” starring Chiyaan Vikram.
Gautham Menon looks so composed when we meet him at his quaint Besant Nagar office that it is a little unnerving. Numerous bookcases in our vicinity are brimming with works by writers such as James Patterson, Lee Child, and Robert Ludlum; undoubtedly, a few of them have provided copious inspiration for his numerous hit police thrillers.
It would be surprising to learn that the director has been facing significant obstacles in his quest to have his most recent movie, Dhruva Natchathiram, which stars Vikram in the lead role, released. However, the film has finally set a release date of November 24 after being stuck in production hiatus for years, so Gautham can afford to smile wryly.
“Dhruva Natchathiram,” starring Chiyaan Vikram and directed by Gautham Menon, has been mired in legal and financial issues for almost six years. The movie is currently scheduled for a November 24 theatrical debut. Director Lingusamy saw the movie in Mumbai prior to its premiere, and he shared the first review on X, formerly known as Twitter. He gave Gautham Menon his props for the movie.
FIRST REVIEW OF “DHRUVA NATCHATHIRAM” IS AVAILABLE
Now that “Dhruva Natchathiram” is set to open in theatres on November 24, the director has been actively promoting the movie nonstop. After viewing the film’s final cut, Lingusamy posted his thoughts on X.
“I saw the final cut of #DhruvaNatchathiram in Mumbai, and it was amazing,” he wrote. very well-made, with top-notch visuals. In the film, #vinayakan stole the show, and @chiyaan was awesome. the large cast, all of whom were outstanding.
ALL ABOUT ‘DHRUVA NATCHATHIRAM’ Gautham Vasudev Menon is the writer and director of the spy action movie ‘Dhruva Natchathiram. In addition to Ritu Varma, R Parthiban, Radhika Sarathkumar, Simran, and Vinayan in supporting roles, Chiyaan Vikram plays the movie’s lead role. When the movie opened in theatres, fans were eager to see it.
Anthony edited the movie and Harris Jayaraj composed the music, which was produced by Gautham Menon. Over the years, the film has been shot by cinematographers Manoj Paramahamsa, SR Kathir, Vishnu Dev, Jomon T John, and Santhana Krishnan.
The highly anticipated spy action movie, Dhruva Natchathiram, starring Gautham Vasudev Menon, is about to hit theatres, and his fans can’t wait to see it after it’s been making waves for the past ten years.
The film, which will be released on November 24, stars “Chiyaan” Vikram, Ritu Varma, Simran, R Parthiban, Radhika Sarathkumar, and Vinayakan in important roles.
The director of Dhruva Natchathiram, Gautham Vasudev Menon, emphasised the similar theme of covert teams in both his film and Siddharth Anand’s Pathaan, saying he personally would enjoy seeing it in theatres. The story of Dhruva Natchathiram is very different from that of the SRK movie, Gautham told Galatta Tamil, pointing out that “in Pathan, there was more focus on Shah Rukh Khan and not the other characters in the film.”
Gautham also mentioned that after seeing Lokesh Kanagaraj’s Vikram, he modified Dhruva Natchathiram. “There were parallels between the way Lokesh presented the roles of Santhana Bharathi and Vasanthi and the shots we had taken for specific characters in the first cut of Dhruva Natchathiram. As a result, after seeing Vikram, I decided not to include those parts in DN. Such things are going to happen. For how long can we continue to work on a movie? Others will continue to make progress and move on.
In Dhruva Natchathiram, Gautham mentioned Malayalam actor Vinakayan, who plays the main antagonist, saying, “He delivered an impressive performance in Jailer, which resonated well with the audiences.” But I saw him differently (than Nelson, the jail director). In a specific scene in Jailer, he assumes a lowly stance, bending his knees and pleading. I never thought of him like that. I had an image of him as a sophisticated, fashionable person who speaks the local tongue.
