<p>Veteran Tamil actor Kamal Haasan's new movie <em>Vikram </em>will hit the screens on June 3, 'Ulaga Nayagan' announced to Twitter on Monday. The star shared a special video, highlighting the efforts put in by the team to bring the story to life. It features 'Behind The Scenes' shots of the actors and indicates that the biggie will be an action-packed affair. <em>Vikram</em>, directed by <em>Master </em>helmer Lokesh Kanagaraj, features Kamal in a new avatar and revolves around the story of a 'ghost'.</p>.<p><br />It is backed by Raaj Kamal Films and will be the <em>Hey Ram</em> actor's first theatrical release in nearly four years. He was last seen in<em> Vishwaroopam 2/Vishwaroop 2</em>, which hit the screens in 2018. It was directed by 'Nammavar' himself and proved to be a commercial failure. <br /><br /><em>Vikram </em>has an impressive cast that includes Vijay Sethupathi and Malayalam star Fahadh Faasil. 'FaFa' will reportedly be seen playing a corrupt cop in the flick. VJS had some time ago revealed that he took up the film only to work with 'Kamal Sir'.<br /><br />Kanagaraj garnered attention when <em>Kaithi</em>, starring Karthi, did well at the box office despite competition from Vijay's Bigil. It was, however, the Pongal blockbuster <em>Master</em>, starring 'Thalapathy', that established him as a force to reckon with. The biggie revolved around the clash between a rowdy professor, played by <em>Sarkar </em>star, and his rival, essayed by VJS. The film's cast included Andrea Jeremiah, <em>Petta </em>actor Malavika Mohanan and Arjun Das. It remains to be seen whether Vikram helps him score another big hit.<br /><br />Kamal, meanwhile, is likely to resume work on <em>Indian 2 </em>in the coming weeks. The Shankar-directed flick is a sequel to the 1996 release <em>Indian</em>/<em>Hindustani </em>and revolves around the journey of an aged freedom fighter. The film stars Kajal Aggarwal as the leading lady and marks her first collaboration with Kamal. It has a stellar cast that includes Rakul Preet, Siddharth and Priya Bhavani Shankar.</p>
<p>Veteran Tamil actor Kamal Haasan's new movie <em>Vikram </em>will hit the screens on June 3, 'Ulaga Nayagan' announced to Twitter on Monday. The star shared a special video, highlighting the efforts put in by the team to bring the story to life. It features 'Behind The Scenes' shots of the actors and indicates that the biggie will be an action-packed affair. <em>Vikram</em>, directed by <em>Master </em>helmer Lokesh Kanagaraj, features Kamal in a new avatar and revolves around the story of a 'ghost'.</p>.<p><br />It is backed by Raaj Kamal Films and will be the <em>Hey Ram</em> actor's first theatrical release in nearly four years. He was last seen in<em> Vishwaroopam 2/Vishwaroop 2</em>, which hit the screens in 2018. It was directed by 'Nammavar' himself and proved to be a commercial failure. <br /><br /><em>Vikram </em>has an impressive cast that includes Vijay Sethupathi and Malayalam star Fahadh Faasil. 'FaFa' will reportedly be seen playing a corrupt cop in the flick. VJS had some time ago revealed that he took up the film only to work with 'Kamal Sir'.<br /><br />Kanagaraj garnered attention when <em>Kaithi</em>, starring Karthi, did well at the box office despite competition from Vijay's Bigil. It was, however, the Pongal blockbuster <em>Master</em>, starring 'Thalapathy', that established him as a force to reckon with. The biggie revolved around the clash between a rowdy professor, played by <em>Sarkar </em>star, and his rival, essayed by VJS. The film's cast included Andrea Jeremiah, <em>Petta </em>actor Malavika Mohanan and Arjun Das. It remains to be seen whether Vikram helps him score another big hit.<br /><br />Kamal, meanwhile, is likely to resume work on <em>Indian 2 </em>in the coming weeks. The Shankar-directed flick is a sequel to the 1996 release <em>Indian</em>/<em>Hindustani </em>and revolves around the journey of an aged freedom fighter. The film stars Kajal Aggarwal as the leading lady and marks her first collaboration with Kamal. It has a stellar cast that includes Rakul Preet, Siddharth and Priya Bhavani Shankar.</p>