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Kajol to showcase her dark side
B-town diva Kajol is reportedly playing a role with negative shades in her upcoming Tamil-Telugu big budget film `VIP 2’ starring Tamil star Dhanush in the lead. It is being directed by Rajnikanth’s daughter Soundarya. Interestingly, Dhanush is penning story and dialogues for this film which revolves around corporate wars.
B-town diva Kajol is reportedly playing a role with negative shades in her upcoming Tamil-Telugu big budget film `VIP 2’ starring Tamil star Dhanush in the lead. It is being directed by Rajnikanth’s daughter Soundarya. Interestingly, Dhanush is penning story and dialogues for this film which revolves around corporate wars.
“Bollywood actress Kajol has done a fantastic job as a scheming corporate honcho and her performance will be one of the highlights of the film. It is slated to be released in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi languages,” says a source.
No doubt, Kajol is a fabulous actress who showed her acting brilliance in films like `Dilwale Dulhaniye Le Jayenge’ and dubbed Telugu film `Merupu Kallalu’ and for the first time, she will be showcasing her dark side in this swashbuckling role. Actually, it's prequel `Raghuvaran B Tech’ was sensational hit in Telugu and now buyers are falling over each other to bag Telugu rights of VIP 2.
