R.B. Choudhary is making his upcoming film Jilla which has him pairing up opposite Kajal Aggarwal.Mohanlal, the Malayalam megastar, plays a significant role in the film.
Nesan is the director of the film. Choudhary, meanwhile, has asked Nesan to ensure that the film doesn’t have any ‘punch’ dialogues which might upset the powers-that-be and which might also result in placing impediments as and when the film gets ready for its theatrical release.
It is said that Choudhary, who had watched the problems Vijay’s latest film Thalaivaa faced before it finally got to hit the screens on 20th August, doesn’t want a repetition of those events. Two weeks back Vijay was pushed to a corner with no support from inside the industry except from the DMK corner. The film finally got released in a middle of a week date with a very a poor response compared to a Vijay film opening. The first weekend too did not do much help due to the not so good word of mouth and easy availability of the pirated DVDs in the market. The film in all permutation will end up as a loss for the producer and distributor’s except for the UK and Malaysia distributors.
It seem now after going through the script, Choudhary has asked Nesan to delete all those politically-coloured ‘punch’ dialogues. He is said to have watched the portions which have been shot so far and recommended deletion of some portions which had the trademark punch dialogues of Vijay. “No political colour should be given to the films produced by me,” he is said to have made it clear to both Vijay and Nesan.
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