Suriya,
the
Nadippin
Nayagan
of
Tamil
cinema
was
planning
to
be
joini
hands
with
the
Singam
director
Hari
once
again,
for
the
upcoming
project
Aruvaa.
But
now,
the
grapevine
suggests
that
Suriya
has
walked
out
of
the
project.
According
to
the
rumour
mills,
Vikram
is
likely
to
replace
the
actor
in
Aruvaa.
Yes,
you
read
it
right.
According
to
the
gossip
mongers,
Suriya
is
no
more
a
part
of
the
Hari
directorial,
due
to
undisclosed
reasons.
Vikram,
on
the
other
hand,
was
reportedly
planning
to
reunite
with
the
director
for
an
upcoming
project.
Interestingly,
Raashi
Khanna
who
has
been
roped
in
to
play
the
female
lead
opposite
Suriya
in
Aruvaa,
is
also
said
to
be
a
part
of
the
Vikram-Hari
project.
This
new
development
has
led
to
speculations
that
suggest
Suriya
is
no
more
a
part
of
Aruvaa.
The
gossip
mongers
also
point
out
that
both
the
actor
and
Singam
director
moved
on
to
other
projects
after
the
lockdown,
instead
of
resuming
Aruvaa.
To
the
unversed,
the
movie
had
started
rolling
in
March
2020
with
a
Pooja
ceremony
but
was
put
on
hold
due
to
lockdown.
However,
there
is
no
official
confirmation
on
this
report
yet.
If
the
rumours
are
to
be
true,
Aruvaa
will
emerge
as
the
second
film
in
which
Suriya
is
being
replaced
by
Vikram.
The
National
award-winner
had
earlier
replaced
the
Navarasa
actor
in
the
Gautham
Menon
project
Dhruva
Natchathiram.
Coming
to
their
careers,
Suriya
is
currently
shooting
for
Gautham
Menon's
segment
in
the
upcoming
anthology
web
series
Navarasa.
The
actor
will
be
next
seen
in
the
upcoming
project
Vaadivasal,
directed
by
Vetrimaaran
and
Pandiraj's
next
for
Sun
Pictures.
Vikram,
on
the
other
hand,
will
be
next
seen
in
the
upcoming
spy
thriller
Cobra,
directed
by
Ajay
Gnanamuthu.
The
actor
is
joining
hands
with
the
talented
filmmaker
Karthik
Subbaraj
and
his
son,
actor
Dhruv
Vikram
for
his
60th
outing
in
Tamil
cinema,
which
has
been
tentatively
titled
Chiyaan
60.