In his new appearance, Dhanush is seen leaving the airport terminal. He moves quickly while pausing briefly to take pictures with a fan. He was dressed casually, wearing pants, a purple sweatshirt, and sunglasses. The focal points of his appearance, though, were his bushy mustache and beard.
Actor Dhanush, most recently seen in Vaathi, is getting ready for the last stages of shooting Captain Miller, his upcoming Tamil action-thriller. The actor revealed his new look on Monday at the Mumbai airport. His new appearance, which includes a thick beard and long hair, practically makes him unrecognizable.
Dhanush is rumored to be playing two parts in Captain Miller, which is directed by Arun Matheswaran. He'll be seen as a son and a parent. Along with Captain Miller, Dhanush will soon work once again with filmmaker Mari Selvaraj on his upcoming Tamil film, which doesn't yet have a title. He revealed the initiative on Twitter last month.
Many people mistook Dhanush for Baba Ramdev shortly after the video became viral online. In Hindi, one person commented, "I thought it was Baba Ramdev who has stepped out wearing casual clothes." How did people identify him in his new avatar, another person commented? He has entirely lost his identity. Another person yelled, "Baba Ramdev, are you there?"
Vaathi, Dhanush's most recent film, was about a man's struggle to change the educational system in the 1990s. Over 100 crore rupees were made during its theatrical run, making movie a box office hit. Dhanush plays a professor in the movie who, through his instruction, affects change. The Telugu version's title was SIR whereas the Tamil version's was Vaathi.
Previously, Mari Selvaraj and Dhanush collaborated on the Tamil action drama Karnan (2021). Dhanush referred to the reunion in his tweet as a noteworthy enterprise for a variety of reasons. "A prestigious project that stands out for a variety of reasons. Dhanush tweeted, "Om Namashivaya @mari_selvaraj@wunderbarfilms @zeestudiossouth. Wunderbar Films, a production company run by Dhanush, produced movies. This will be his fifteenth production endeavor.
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