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Soori and Rajisha Vijayan at the launch ceremony of their new film, with director Ravikumar and actor Sivakarthikeyan present.Photo via Cinema Express

Soori's seventh film goes on floors with grand launch

Soori and Rajisha Vijayan begin filming their new project, directed by Ravikumar, under Mythri Movie Makers banner.

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Soori’s next film officially began shooting on Wednesday, marking his seventh lead performance in a career that’s seen consistent box office success. The untitled project, backed by Mythri Movie Makers, is being helmed by Ravikumar, who previously directed Indru Netru Naalai (2015) and Ayalaan (2024). The launch ceremony was attended by Sivakarthikeyan, who clapped the clapboard — a symbolic nod to the film’s star power.

Ravikumar described Soori’s journey as 'phenomenal,' noting the increased responsibility that comes with such growth. This film will be the third from Ravikumar since his debut, continuing a streak of high-profile Tamil releases. Mythri Movie Makers, known for hits like Good Bad Ugly, Dude, and Modha Rathri, are once again at the helm.

Rajisha Vijayan, who recently appeared in Masthiska Maranam and a cameo in Sardar 2, joins Soori in the lead. Her casting adds weight to the film’s ensemble, though the rest of the cast remains unannounced. Soori’s recent work includes Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai, where he starred opposite Nivin Pauly, and the Viduthalai films, which cemented his status as a reliable commercial draw.

The film is being referred to internally as Soori 07, a title that points to its position in his filmography. With no official release date yet, the production timeline will likely determine when audiences see it. Given Mythri’s track record, expectations are high, especially after the success of Modha Rathri, a recent comedy-drama that resonated with both critics and viewers.

The project arrives amid ongoing conversations about Soori’s place in Tamil cinema’s hierarchy. While he’s had back-to-back hits, questions persist about how he stacks up against peers like Sivakarthikeyan or Prabhas, whose pan-Indian appeal continues to grow. Whether this film elevates him further. Or simply confirms his current lane, remains to be seen.

For now, the cameras roll. And the buzz begins.

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