Fans of Tamil star Rajinikanth in Mysuru were in for a treat recently as the team of Dharman was spotted shooting outdoors. Filming is currently underway for the actioner directed by Ashwath Marimuthu. Numerous fans who had found the shooting spot and waited to catch a glimpse of Rajinikanth were pleasantly surprised when they saw him arrive in an auto rickshaw.
TOI reported that the actor posted the picture as part of her Mysuru dump, but later deleted it after realising that Ram’s casting hadn’t been officially announced yet. In June this year, Kamal Haasan announced that the film he’s producing with Rajinikanth is now titled Dharmanand, and that Ashwath will direct it. A picture of Raashii posing with Ram and Rajinikanth has also been circulating on social media. Her new post, which did not feature the Telugu actor, now has glimpses of her enjoying the food and sights of Mysuru. The team of Dharman is yet to announce Ram or Sreeleela being part of the film. The first-look poster showed Rajinikanth dressed in scrubs, standing in an operating theatre with a bloody scalpel in his hand. Dead bodies can be seen sewn around him near his feet.
“The deadly doctor,” reads the tagline for the film.
Sundar C and Cibi Chakravarthi were previously brought on board to direct a film with Rajinikanth but were replaced.
Fans could be seen waiting and cheering loudly as they spotted the star coming on set. Rajinikanth’s auto was flanked by his security, making it clear he was in it. He waved at fans and greeted them after getting down, before heading to shoot. Another video shows Rajinikanth’s security trying to close a gate to keep fans out after he arrived at the Dharman shooting spot. But as the fans’ cheers kept getting louder, the actor walked out, dressed in a maroon shirt and veshti, to greet them.
Even little kids could be spotted waiting with their parents, making his famous gesture from the Baba (2002) movie to greet him. Videos of Rajinikanth arriving at the set of Dharman by auto rickshaw began circulating on social media on Tuesday evening.
