Leo cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa gets candid on his work in Vikram's Dhruva Natchathiram

The Gautham Menon directorial is hitting the screens on November 24,

A working still of Dhruva Natchathiram

Vikram-starrer Dhruva Natchathiram is finally releasing in theatres on November 24. Director Gautham Menon has been promoting the movie on social media by thanking those who have been wishing success for the project. The makers revealed a new trailer a couple of days ago.

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Parthiban, Simran, Ritu Varma and Dhivyadharshini among others play pivotal roles in the movie which has music by Harris Jayaraj and stunt choreography by Yannick Ben. The action flick is Vikram's second release this year and Gautham's first outing in 2023.

Manoj Paramahamsa opens up on Dhruva Natchathiram

Cinematographer Manoj Paramahamsa, who has been garnering good response for his work in Leo, has cranked the camera for the Vikram-starrer as well. He has taken to his Twitter page to thank Gautham for the opportunity and recollected the experiences he had while working for the project.

He traveled to seven countries in a span of two months and used his own lenses and 8K cameras to bring his A-game. The technician also thanked SR Kathir and Vishnu Dev, other cameramen who worked for the film. His tweet read, "It was a hell of crazy ride to capture all the actions sequences the flights, travel, food ,singing ,the team ,golden memories thanks @menongautham for crossing all the hardship and putting things always forward,your passion drives us alive in cinema (sic)."

Dhruva Natchathiram is the next big ticket movie from Tamil

The most-awaited Tamil film of the year, Leo, was released a few days ago. All eyes are now on Dhruva Natchathiram, which is expected to rake in decent numbers on day one.

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Though it has been delayed by more than six years, cinephiles hope that its content isn't outdated. A slick screenplay and intriguing action episodes are enough to hold the attention of the viewers.

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