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Kamal Haasan's much-awaited film 'Indian 2' is set to hit theaters on July 12, and the buzz around it is immense. Despite Akshay Kumar's 'Selfiee' releasing on the same day, 'Indian 2' seems to be garnering more attention. And why not? The film is directed by Shankar, known for his blockbuster hits like 'Nayak' and 'Robot', and stars Kamal Haasan, a legendary actor who has been impressing audiences with his versatility.
'Indian 2' is a remake of the 1996 Tamil film 'Indian', which was a groundbreaking movie in its time. It was one of the first Indian films to use prosthetic makeup, a technique that was rarely used in Indian cinema back then. The film's special effects were also ahead of its time, with a scene featuring Kamal Haasan's character alongside Subhash Chandra Bose, a freedom fighter, being merged using graphic design. This was a feat that was considered impossible at that time.
The original 'Indian' was a critical and commercial success, earning three National Awards, including Best Actor for Kamal Haasan. It was also India's official entry to the Oscars that year, although it didn't get nominated. The film's budget was a whopping 18 crores, making it the most expensive film of that year. It went on to collect around 65 crores worldwide, a significant amount for an Indian film at that time.
'Indian 2' promises to be just as impressive, with Shankar's direction and Kamal Haasan's acting prowess making it a unique film. The movie's trailer has already generated a lot of interest, with fans eagerly waiting to see what the film has in store. With its release just around the corner, 'Indian 2' is expected to be a game-changer in the Indian film industry.
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