Although the crew had acquired permission to shoot in the departure section, their ambitions extended to capturing a scene in the lavatory area, which unfortunately fell outside their authorized jurisdiction.

He alleged that Shankar had copied his story, which was published in a Tamil weekly and a monthly magazine in 1996, without his permission or acknowledgement.

He also said that he was very happy with the way his character shaped up and that it would be a milestone in his career.

He also told the fans that the highly anticipated sequel would be 10 times better than what they had been expecting from the movie.

The makers of the film have shared a vintage poster of the film, featuring Kamal Haasan in his iconic look and took the fans to the classic memory lane, as the film debuted in theatres on 9th May 1996.

Shankar is also reportedly planning to direct a historical epic based on the novel ‘Velpari’ by Su Venkatesan.

He posted a picture of himself in a white casual outfit, holding a camera in his style and exploring the scenic beauty around him.

The crew is now gearing up for a major schedule in South Africa, where they plan to shoot a massive train action sequence for two weeks.

Donning a dapper denim t-shirt, Kamal Haasan looked every bit the star that he is, as he embarks on this exciting adventure.

The film will also feature a star-studded cast of supporting actors, including Bobby Simha, Priya Bhavani Shankar.