Here's a sneak peek into Billa 2, starring Ajith, and the latest buzz surrounding the film. According to an industry source, all that's left now for the filmmakers is the shooting of the title song. Explains the source, "Yuvan Shankar Raja has been busy with some projects and he is yet to record the title track. It's expected he will complete it shortly. Once he does, the song will be shot."
The buzz is that a Bollywood choreographer will be roped in for this title song with Ajith. Considering top choreographer Farah Khan is currently hot property in K-Town post her Ilaiyana song for Vijay's latest, she's said to be one of the frontrunners. Vaibhavi Merchant, Ganesh Hedge and Ganesh Acharya are also possibilities.
While the movie has been shot in Goa and Georgia, with the leading ladies Parvathy Omanakuttan and Bruna Abdulla, the producers are said to be hunting for a good location to film the title song. Apparently, interior locales in India and abroad are being considered by them.
Meanwhile, we also hear that the overseas and satellite rights of this flick have been sold. And the source adds that it's the highestever pricing for an Ajith film. Apparently, it's about 30 per cent more than what Thala's 50th film, Mankatha, sold for.
This highly-anticipated flick, which is currently being edited, just has six more days of patchwork left according to the source. As of now, the film's tagline – Every man has a past. Every don, a history – has already got people's attention on social networking sites.
The buzz is that a Bollywood choreographer will be roped in for this title song with Ajith. Considering top choreographer Farah Khan is currently hot property in K-Town post her Ilaiyana song for Vijay's latest, she's said to be one of the frontrunners. Vaibhavi Merchant, Ganesh Hedge and Ganesh Acharya are also possibilities.
While the movie has been shot in Goa and Georgia, with the leading ladies Parvathy Omanakuttan and Bruna Abdulla, the producers are said to be hunting for a good location to film the title song. Apparently, interior locales in India and abroad are being considered by them.
Meanwhile, we also hear that the overseas and satellite rights of this flick have been sold. And the source adds that it's the highestever pricing for an Ajith film. Apparently, it's about 30 per cent more than what Thala's 50th film, Mankatha, sold for.
This highly-anticipated flick, which is currently being edited, just has six more days of patchwork left according to the source. As of now, the film's tagline – Every man has a past. Every don, a history – has already got people's attention on social networking sites.
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