Leo director Lokesh Kanagaraj urges audience to not miss 'first 10 minutes' of his film

Lokesh Kanagaraj is back with yet another trademark actioner that also marks his reunion with Thalapathy Vijay. The duo had previously worked together on Master not very long ago and with Leo, their latest collaboration, they have seemingly raised the stakes to offer something unique and equally compelling to their audiences. And keeping the tradition alive, the upcoming film, too, finds itself surrounded by a lot of anticipation and excitement as fans look forward to seeing what Lokesh and Co. have in store.

Of course, queries concerning LCU or the Lokesh Kanagaraj Cinematic Universe are to be found all over the internet at the moment but regardless, the recently-released trailer does promise that the young filmmaker has imbued the film with all his quintessence. Lokesh himself has said that all questions will be addressed once the film is out in theatres on October 19, including that of the Hollywood classic A History of Violence serving as an inspiration to Leo.

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The director, though, assures that the film must be caught on the big screen and that the first ten minutes of the film, interestingly, will be mighty crucial to the viewing experience. In his recent conversation with a media outlet, the usually-reluctant Lokesh Kanagaraj said, "I would tell my audience to not miss the first 10 minutes of the film. Thousands of people have worked on it, so, I would urge them to be calm and enjoy that experience. That is exactly why we have worked tirelessly for a year".

As revealed by the trailer, Leo promises to be an action-packed entertainer with loads and loads of action and Vijay, in all his glory, at the centre of it all. The actor will potentially be seen in multiple shades but fans are likely to be more kicked about seeing him in his all-action avatar on the big screen. 

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Leo boasts an ensemble cast including Trisha, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Sarja, Gautham Menon, Mysskin and several others. Anirudh Ravichander, after delivering a mighty hit in Vikram, returns to score the music.