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Vijay Sethupathi pens dialogues, screenplay for Vikranth's next film


The film's director Sanjeev also noted that this will be the first time Sethupathi is writing a script for a film in which he is not acting.

Manigandan KR

Actor-producer Vijay Sethupathi has penned the screenplay and dialogues for actor Vikranth's next film.

Vikranth took to Twitter to thank Sethupathi, and wrote, "An actor coming fwd to help another actor is very rare. You are a rare human @VijaySethuOffl Thanks anna for everything #Grateful I'm so happy that you are writing the dialogues and screenplay for ma brother’s film @Dir_sanjeev I m so happy for you sanju #WriterVijaySethupathi #newbeginnings."

Giving further details, Sanjeev, brother of Vikranth, and the director of the upcoming film, said, "I directed Thakka Thakka, a film in which Vikram played the lead in the year 2015. Following this, I happened to meet actor Vijay Sethupathi sir some years later. I told him the gist of a story. After listening to it, he said that it was a very good story and that it would be apt for Vikranth. Not just that, he also asked if he could write the dialogues for the film.

"When I was wondering how he would be able to do it, considering his immensely busy schedule, he said we could do it during the spare time he got. Keeping his word, he would contact me in the nights, after his film shoots and have story discussion sessions with me. He improvised immensely the value of the story and also penned the dialogues himself for the film."

Sanjeev also noted that this will be the first time Sethupathi is writing a script for a film in which he is not acting. "I know that he has written the dialogues for Orange Mittai, a film which he produced and acted in. Also, this is the first time that he is writing dialogues for a film in which he is not acting. Both Vikranth and I will remain ever grateful all the days of our life  to Vijay Sethupathi sir for this help that he has done with the intention of helping Vikranth succeed," he said.