Kamal Haasan all set to resume shooting for ‘Sabash Naidu’ in September

As many would know that actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan had fractured his leg in a fall from his office stairs and the doctors had instructed him to rest for about a month. Due to this unfortunate incident, the shooting schedule of his upcoming trilingual comedy ‘Sabash Naidu‘ had to be shifted from July to September month. But indeed there’s good news for all his fans out there.

The maverick actor-filmmaker is now recovering well and is mostly likely to be back on the sets from the second week of September. A source close to the actor has quoted to an agency that, “It’s going to take him two or three more weeks to get fully fit. He’s currently on physiotherapy and has also started gymming to strengthen his leg. Although he has started moving, he is still dependent on assistance.”

“As of now, the plan is to resume shooting from the second week of September. The next schedule will start in Vishakhapatnam. Nearly half of the film has already been completed,” added the same source.

To add more to this excitement, Kamal Haasan took to his Twitter handle to share about his recovery. He posted, “Stitches off. Hobbling up to the gym past 2 days. Physio at full swing. Thank you all who persisted and insisted on my getting better soon.”

Stitches off. Hobbling up to the gym past 2 days. Physio at full swing . Thank you all who persisted & insisted on my getting better soon

— Kamal Haasan (@ikamalhaasan) 13 August 2016

‘Sabash Naidu’, directed by Kamal Haasan, is a spin-off based on the popular character Balram Naidu from Kamal’s earlier movie ‘Dasavatharam’ and this project is being made in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi.

It also stars Shruti Haasan, Brahmanandam, Ramya Krishnan and Saurabh Shukla in pivotal parts with the music composed by maestro Ilayaraja.

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Amod Pandit

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