VIDEO: "S.J. Suryah sir is the Tamizhan who taught Hindi to a native Hindi speaker..." - Mark Antony director Adhik Ravichandran shares a hilarious dubbing incident

Popular actor S.J. Suryah’s next exciting film is titled Bommai which has released in theatres today. The film helmed by Radha Mohan has music by Yuvan Shankar Raja. The psychological drama movie revolves around the character of Rajkumar who imagines a mannequin in a store that he works in to be a real woman. That doll is played by Priya Bhavani Shankar and actress Chandini Tamilarasan play the role of his co-workers. The next film of the actor in line for release is titled Mark Antony.

Galatta Media organised a fan festival for S.J. Suryah and in a special segment the director of Mark Antony, Adhik Ravichandran, came to the event. He shared how he got the versatile actor to act in the character. As the director praised him saying each filmmaker likes to do something different with the actor. Bommai actor replied to him saying “I will come soon to the dubbing”. The director said day and night work is going in and said “I would do a rough dub for every character in my film. but for sir, I couldn’t do that. Everything is in high-pitch and some in lows.”When asked if there are any videos. The director said there are videos of him dubbing in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi. The director further said that while dubbing for Hindi, he was arguing to the dialogue writer that a line was wrong. Adhik said, “he’s the Tamzhan, who thought the Hindi language to that native Hindi speaker”. 

Mark Antony is the next big project of actor Vishal and S.J. Suryah. The film is said to be sci-fi that revolves around the concept of time travel. It has created huge excitement for fans and movie buffs as the first look and teaser of the film shows the two actors in retro looks, and it looks like they both play gangsters. Watch the interview here: