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Thalapathy Vijay, Gautham Menon, And Lokesh Kanagaraj Have A Bonfire In Kashmir With Team Leo

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February 11, 2023

Thalapathy Vijay, Gautham Menon, And Lokesh Kanagaraj Have A Bonfire In Kashmir With Team Leo

All the Thalapathy Vijay lovers know his new movie is all set to release post the shoot- and the shooting is still happening in full zoom! The movie, Leo is all set to hit the theatres and we cannot wait for the movie!

Reportedly, Thalapathy Vijay, Lokesh Kanagaraj, and Gautham Menon were seen at a close bonfire party in the beautiful land of Kashmir. They were all gathered for the shooting of team Leo and were enjoying the bonfire party!

It was just recently when Lokesh Kanagaraj shared a group of photos and took it to his Instagram handle- it was a location for the movie and we couldn’t keep calm looking at all the pretty faces.

Thalapathy Vijay was seen enjoying the bonfire in the land of Kashmir- it was also with Kaithi director and Gautham Menon- we can see why these photos had all the attraction.

Leo- The Big Influence

The new movie release- Leo is one of the biggest films of the year that is soon to create a buzz around the movie town. This flick is the greatest deal of the year that will also make us see the actor in a menacing new avatar that is hard to ignore and pass!

The latest schedule for the movie was set in Kashmir and director Lokesh Kanagaraj took the moments on Instagram where the shoot and photo were shared. Indeed many of the Kollywood fans were excited with the same and we couldn’t keep calm looking at everyone in one frame.

For those of you who don’t know about the new movie called Leo, it’s an action movie that is going to be a big project for the cast, especially Thalapathy Vijay.

The photos were surreal and showed the whole cast enjoying the pretty Kashmir, and most importantly the bonfire. There were many other cast members who were seen and we couldn’t keep calm.

Leo as we know is going to be the next blockbuster of the industry and this is the second time when Thalapathy Vijay and Lokesh Kanagaraj are working together- we cannot keep calm to see their chemistry again and how they will influence the industry in the coming future.

You may be able to see many other action movies from these two- as the earlier one did wonders at the box office! We also can see how these two have reunited again for Leo and are progressing at a good pace.

Gautham Menon also revealed a part of the movie and also stated how this is going to be a blockbuster of them all they also saw an intense fight scene with Vijay and also praised Lokesh, teaching them how to really act in the scene.

The cast also includes other actresses Priya Anand, Trisha, Sanjay Dutt, and Arjun Sarja- as we already knew! How blockbuster would this film be? We all are waiting like you- until then keep up with the updates!

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