“Every time filmmakers plan for their next projects, they want it to be better than their previous ones,” says Vijay as he affirms that Deiva Thirumagal (DTM) will be a notch higher than Madharasapattinam. The crew consisting of filmmaker Vijay, UTV Dhananjayan, G.V. Prakash, costume designer Deepali Noor and Vikram were present at Hotel Green Park promoting their film Deiva Thirumagal.

Sharing his opinion about the film, Dhananjayan said, “I would like to make some clarifications pertaining to the news about DTM. This isn’t an art film or a piece of work made for the sake of awards. It’s a decent family entertainer made with good quality.” He added that it doesn’t revolve around a serious script, but deals with an intense theme about a father’s laborious task to raise his daughter.

The producer openly confessed that they weren’t able to meet the demands of distributors and decided to release it on their own.

Director Vijay didn’t miss to slam down the rumors involving the film’s delayed release. “I was completely disappointed reading some news, which mentioned that there are no takers for the film. We wanted to take the film globally and had more work was pending to be done with CG works,” he said. Extending his appreciations for G.V. Prakash, the filmmaker said that his musical score is the second hero.

“Every character has a significant role to perform in the film including the junior artists. Anushka will be ennobled as present-age Saroja Devi for her incredible performance while Amala Paul will walk away with heavy downpour of praises,” he added.

One of the highlights about the event was Vijay revealing that UTV Motion Pictures initially wanted to sign him for Tamil remake ‘A Wednesday’. The filmmaker confirmed that UTV Motion Pictures will produce his next untitled film with Vikram in the lead role. “I aspire to experiment with different genres and this film will be a full-fledged action thriller and we’ll soon make official confirmations,” he noted.