Intriguingly, breaking the history of Tamil cinema, the versatile actor and comedian. Yogi Babu has been roped in to feature 11 characters in an upcoming pan-Indian film. Directed by debutant director R. Kishore Kumar (an old friend of Mohan Raja), this classic comedy shows Yogi Babu entering a new dimension where he plays everything from a great winner to a great antagonist.
Yogi Babu takes on a hero, a villain, and nine different characters
The makers revealed that Yogi Babu will be seen playing all 11 major characters in the film, from the protagonist to the antagonist. These roles also have dual characters, each with a unique appearance, physical appearance, and language or dialect. A bold decision can lead the player to the unknown and can be a defining moment in his career. The show is also growing the never-ending story of Kamal Haasan playing ten characters in ‘Dasavathaaram’ and it is one of the most talked about films of today.
Action thrillers revolve around a advanced black box functions
The story begins with the mysterious crash of an Indian Army helicopter. The team embarks on a difficult mission to find the lost black box of the helicopter to find out the truth about the crash. They encounter various twists, interesting events, and funny moments in their quest. Along with Yogi Babu, the film features Aditi Ravi, Redin Kingsley, VTV Ganesh, Panju Subbu and A. Venkatesh in lead roles. The first schedule has already been completed, while the next phase of filming is planned in the United Kingdom and Kenya.
Another challenge for different players
Over the years, Yogi Babu has grown from being one of Tamil cinema’s busiest actors to a trusted director with hit films like ‘Dharma Prabhu,’ ‘Gurkha,’ ‘Mandela,’ ‘Yaanai Mugathaan,’ ‘Lucky Man,’ ‘Boomer Uncle,’ and ‘Thokudurai.’ He has also given memorable supporting performances in films like ‘Kolamaavu Kokila.’ Yogi Babu, who has essayed 11 different roles in one film, is now all set to tackle one of the biggest challenges of his career, and expectations are high for what could be a one-of-a-kind entertainer.