Kollywood
star
Suriya's
upcoming
film
Soorarai
Pottru
is
all
set
to
start
streaming
on
Amazon
Prime
Video
from
November
12.
The
film
has
created
a
solid
buzz
amongst
the
masses
since
it
was
announced.
Earlier,
the
Sudha
Kongara
directorial
was
supposed
to
release
in
theatres
on
April
9,
2020,
but
the
makers
had
to
push
it
due
to
the
Coronavirus
pandemic.
Now,
after
much
delay,
the
film
is
all
set
to
release
on
OTT
platform,
and
fans
can't
keep
calm
to
see
Suriya's
magic
on
screen
again.
Talking
about
Soorarai
Pottru,
the
film
is
very
special
for
Suriya,
as
he
has
worked
very
hard
on
his
physique
as
he
has
portrayed
different
phases
of
the
character,
Nedumaaran
Rajangam
aka
Maara's
life.
For
the
unversed,
the
film
is
reportedly
inspired
by
the
events
that
happened
in
the
life
of
Air
Deccan
founder
GR
Gopinath.
Recently,
in
an
interview
with
The
Hindu,
Suriya
spoke
about
the
physical
demands
of
this
project.
The
actor
even
revealed
that
he
has
worked
very
hard
to
look
like
an
18-year-old
boy
in
the
film.
Speaking
about
the
same,
Suriya
said,
"Sudha
had
a
10-minute
confrontation
sequence
that
the
protagonist
undergoes
when
he
is
18.
I
am
45
now,
and
there
was
no
way
I
was
going
to
play
that
part!
I
showed
her
the
CGI
work
done
in
Hollywood
film
Gemini
Man,
and
was
hoping
she
would
rope
in
someone
who
looks
like
me
for
that
sequence.
But
she
was
insistent
that
I
play
it
myself."
"In
a
span
of
27
days,
I
went
through
an
unhealthy
crash
diet
-
that
I
will
not
recommend
at
all
-
to
make
myself
look
like
a
teenager," Suriya
added.
Interestingly,
Suriya
shares
a
strong
bond
with
director
Sudha
Kongara.
He
even
attended
her
daughter's
wedding
recently.
Speaking
about
his
relationship
with
Kongara,
Suriya
said,
"She
assisted
Mani
Ratnam
sir
in
Aayutha
Ezhuthu
(2004).
There
were
sequences
that
Mani
sir
would
okay,
but
it
was
hard
pleasing
her.
She
made
me
feel
miserable!
She
was
very
close
to
me
but
I
did
not
want
to
do
a
project
with
her
as
I
don't
like
to
mix
business
and
friendship.
Her
strong
outing
in
Irudhi
Suttru
(2016)
made
me
change
that
decision."