By Frank Franklyn – Futuristic Media Network
For the first time in the history of Indian cinema, the Kolkatta-born, US-returned Neelakshi Singh will be chased by five helicopters in a Tamil movie as she attempts to flee with her hero and escape her father’s wrath. Supposedly, the most expensive Tamil movie ever made, the film is tentatively titled “Runaway Love” and will also be dubbed
in English and Hindi.
While the producer or director were not willing to reveal any further details about the project, the film’s publicist Flynn Remedios said that the project will definitely qualify for an entry in the Limca Book of Records if not the Guinness Book. “Five helicopters, 15 cars and an equal number of motorbikes will be used for a particular chase scene in the movie. There will be a lot of computer generated special effects and other devil-may-dare stunts,” revealed Flynn Remedios.
NRI Tamilian businessman-turned-producer Ranjan Nair’s newly launched production house Whistling Palms Films has tied up with a local Tamil film company to produce the film, informed our sources. The film is expected to go on floors in April and will be shot in Thailand, Bangkok and Mauritius, besides India.
Neelakshi Singh plays a love-smitten young lady. All hell breaks loose when her father – a Mafia don and international arms dealer finds out that she has fallen in love with the local postmaster’s son. Neelakshi Singh who is also a jewellery and accessories designer has done several regional movies and ad films in Kolkatta before hitting the big screen. She has signed two Tamil films and will also be seen in a Hindi film.
Filed under: Bollywood, Features and Interviews, Gossip and Gupshup, News | Tagged: Bangkok, Flynn Remedios, jewellery designer, Kolkatta, Neelakshi Singh, Thailand | Leave a Comment »


































































































