Chennai: Believe it or not, the Japanese are so enamoured of South's topmost star Rajnikanth that his 2007 hit film Sivaji is being re-released in Tokyo in 3D, says a media report.
Actor Shriya Saran, who was cast opposite the superstar in the film said: “The film will hit Tokyo early this September. Rajinikanth will be there to promote it, and so will I."
Says Shriya: “Rajinikanth is huge in Tokyo and people would love to see his film again, especially if it's out in 3D.”
She says the film, directed by S Shankar, will also have a grand premiere in Tokyo.
Shriya says, even though the film is five years old, its subject is contemporary and still relevant today.
“It's a love story woven around corruption, crime and is about a person who is trying to do something for the betterment of others,” she says.
The 3D version of the film will also have a theatrical release in India.
“It's been dubbed in Hindi and will hit theatres here later in September,” says Shriya.
Actor Shriya Saran, who was cast opposite the superstar in the film said: “The film will hit Tokyo early this September. Rajinikanth will be there to promote it, and so will I."
Says Shriya: “Rajinikanth is huge in Tokyo and people would love to see his film again, especially if it's out in 3D.”
She says the film, directed by S Shankar, will also have a grand premiere in Tokyo.
Shriya says, even though the film is five years old, its subject is contemporary and still relevant today.
“It's a love story woven around corruption, crime and is about a person who is trying to do something for the betterment of others,” she says.
The 3D version of the film will also have a theatrical release in India.
“It's been dubbed in Hindi and will hit theatres here later in September,” says Shriya.
