Sabaash Naidu TamilRockers is a new Tamil spy comedy adventure film written, directed and co-produced by Starring Kamal Haasan in the lead, he takes over the role of Balram Naidu (a RAW officer from Telugu), one of the characters he played in Dasavathaaram (2008). The film also plays his daughter Shruti Haasan and Ramya Krishnan.

The film shot simultaneously in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi and the feature film debuted in June 2016 in Los Angeles, United States. Cinema music is composed by Ilaiyaraaja and Jaya Krishna Gummadi becomes a filmmaker.

Sabaash Naidu Movie Story Line

Shruti would play an important role in the film, while Akshara became assistant director. “Akshara joined this project and helps director Rajeev Kumar, who will play the role of Shruti Haasan’s daughter, the first daughter of Kamal Pak worked for two girls in the same project.

Ramya Krishnan, Brahmanandam, Saurabh Shukla and Roger Narayanan simultaneously registered as Tamil, Telugu and Hindi. Interestingly, TK director Rajeev Kumar started conducting with Kamal Haasan in Chanakyan (1989). They will work with this new project almost 26 years later.

According to another report, Kamal plans to change the editor of the film and Dasavatharam is angry with the anger of Brahmanandam that took place yesterday. Mari hopes that Kamal Haasan will solve all problems and that the project goes well.

Kamal Haasan in Sabaash Naidu

Shruti worked hard with him to ensure that he perfected every move. They just started shooting for the job. Just like his real life, this actor played the daughter of Kamal Haasan in the film. He was happy to work with his father because he was a big fan. Meanwhile, Akshara Haasan is Deputy Director. This seems like a tough job for the girls to face their father.

In three versions of Tamil, Hindi and Telugu, the film will be popular actors such as Saurabh Shukla, Ramya Krishna, Farida Jalal and Brahmanandam. While the musicians of Ace Ilayaraja produce a sound, Kamal interested in the story and the scenario. Shukla will write a dialogue for the Hindi version entitled Sabash Kundu. This film will widely distributed in the United States.