Guardian teaser: Hansika is a blood-thirsty ghost looking for revenge in this horror flick

The teaser of the horror film was released by Makkal Selvan Vijay Sethupathi

Hansika in a poster of Guardian

After playing a ghost in the Aranmanai series, Hansika is back as one in the horror thriller Guardian. The film is directed by Koogle Kuttappan director Sabari-Guru Saravanan and the teaser was released by Makkal Selvan Vijay Sethupathi on his social media handle. Wishing the team, the Farzi actor wrote, "Happy to share #Guardian Teaser. Congrats @vijayfilmaker & team (sic)."

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Teaser of Guardian
The opening shot of the teaser depicts a ritual where a bunch of people are sitting around a black magic circle and welcoming a ghost, who is extremely powerful. Later, it is revealed that the spirit is waiting to drink the blood of many and people are asked to not venture anywhere near her. Hansika then makes an appearance in vampire-like-avatar. She is seen uttering the lines, "Even if you hide in a temple, I will kill and bury you, because the area belongs to her." It looks like there will be a lot of horror elements in the film.

Cast and crew
The star cast includes Hansika Motwani, Suresh Menon, Sriman, Mottai Rajendran, Pradeep Rayan and Tiger Garden Thangadurai. Music for the film is by Sam CS and the lyrics for the songs are by Viveka, Umadevi along with Sam CS. While the cinematography is by KA Sakthivel, editing is by M Thiyagarajan. Lalgudi N Ilayaraja has handled the art direction. The film is bankrolled by director Vijay Chander.

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Last seen in Partner
Hansika was last seen opposite Aadhi and Yogi Babu in the comedy flick, Partner. Aadhi and Yogi Babu play con men who steal a scientific invention and while doing so accidentally get injected by a liquid and Yogi Babu turns into a beautiful woman. What follows is a comedy of errors. Partner was directed by debutant Manoj Dhamodaran and the film opened to mixed reviews and failed to set the cash registers ringing at the box office.

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