Kamal Haasan, the pioneer of Indian cinema, celebrates his 71st birthday today (November 7). With celebrations of fans both on-screen and off-screen, Kamal Haasan turned out to be a hot topic on the internet. Fans have been revisiting some of classic films of Kamal Haasan, while the re-release of ‘Nayakan’ made the fans relive the big screen magic again after 38 years. Meanwhile, here is a look at when Kamal Haasan trolled most of the leading Indian actors through a song in his film.
Kamal Haasan’s witty tribute to Indian stars through ‘Loveaa Loveaa’
Kamal Haasan played the lead role in ‘Uttama Villai’, which was directed by Ramesh Aravind, and the film was also written by the lead actor. Released in 2015, Kamal Haasan played a cinema actor in the comedy drama, which also narrates the life of a cinema star. In the introduction song ‘Loveaa Loveaa’, Kamal Haasan showcased different style of dance moves. But did you know, Kamal Haasan hinted at leading South stars through the dance move, and he referred to Rajinikanth, Vijay, Suriya, Ajith, Nagarjuna, Raghava Lawrence, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman, Balakrishna, and Chiranjeevi. Kamal Haasan followed some signature dance moves of leading Indian actors in the song ‘Loveaa Loveaa’ in ‘Uttama Villain’, and the versatile actor once again proved his brilliance.
A veteran who shares bonds across film industries
Kamal Haasan has associated with all the above actors in different films and on different occasions, and he shares a great friendship with them. Meanwhile, Kamal Haasan is set to reunite with Rajinikanth in a film, ‘Thalaivar 173’, which is announced to be directed by Sundar C. Kamal Haasan’s next film will be helmed by Anbarive, the stunt duo, who are making their directorial debut. The technical crew of the film, tentatively titled ‘KH 237’, was unveiled on the actor’s birthday, and he is preparing to deliver a fresh and memorable film for the audience.
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