Tamil
actor
Suriya
has
not
only
won
the
hearts
of
the
masses
with
his
acting
tactics
and
charm,
but
has
also
impressed
everyone
with
his
philanthropic
works.
Be
it
for
the
flood
or
COVID-19
relief
funds,
the
actor
has
indeed
spearheaded
the
industry
towards
donating
for
the
needy.
For
the
unversed,
his
Agaram
foundation
aims
in
bringing
in
the
socio-economic
status
of
the
rural
society
in
Tamil
Nadu
by
offering
education
to
students.
Well
now,
the
actor
has
now
decided
to
donate
money
to
the
theatre
workers
amid
the
Coronavirus
pandemic.
After
getting
praised
for
his
and
his
family's
(veteran
actor
Sivakumar
and
brother
Karthi)
donation
of
Rs
10
lakh
towards
FEFSI
workers,
he
has
now
started
a
donation
drive
to
help
theatre
workers,
who
have
lost
their
livelihood
due
to
the
Coronavirus
outbreak.
It
is
said
that
the
actor
is
donating
Rs
3000
per
theatre
all
over
Tamil
Nadu
to
extend
a
helping
hand
to
the
workers
affected
due
to
the
current
situation.
Well,
that's
called
a
real
hero!
On
the
professional
front,
Suriya
recently
released
his
production
venture
Ponmagal
Vandhal
starring
Jyotika.
The
courtroom
drama
directed
by
JJ
Fredrick
received
a
mixed
response
from
the
audience
and
became
the
first
film
in
the
Tamil
industry
to
have
a
direct
release
on
the
OTT
platform.
He
is
currently
waiting
to
release
his
highly
anticipated
movie
Soorarai
Pottru.
Helmed
by
Sudha
Kongara,
the
action-drama
was
scheduled
to
hit
the
theatres
on
May
1,
but
was
later
postponed
due
to
the
sudden
COVID-19
outbreak
and
the
subsequent
lockdown.
Based
on
the
life
of
Air
Deccan
founder
GR
Gopinath,
the
movie
will
have
Malayalam
actress
Aparna
Balamurali
opposite
the
actor.
Suriya
will
be
seen
essaying
the
role
of
Nedumaran
Rajangam
in
the
thriller,
bankrolled
by
2D
Entertainment
and
Shikya
Entertainment.
Soorarai
Pottru
will
also
feature
Paresh
Rawal,
Urvashi,
Sampath
Raj,
Karunas,
Mohan
Babu,
Jackie
Shroff,
Achyuth
Kumar
and
Vivek
Prasanna
in
supporting
roles.