Bigg Boss Tamil Azeem Hits A Big JACKPOT; To Make His Debut As Lead Hero In Silver Screen

Tamil Bigg Boss saw several high voltage dramas in the previous seasons - thanks to the contestant and the season's title winner Azeem, who never let anything in the house pass without making a big deal out of it. Though he turned out to be the winner of the season, he was not much loved by the fans as most of them liked the runner of the season, Vikraman. And now, a new report has surfaced online stating that Azeem is set to make his silver screen debut.

According to media reports, he will be playing for the first time, the lead role in an upcoming movie to be directed by ananda Krishnan. However, azeem has previously worked in movies such as Aal, Metro, Oxygen, and Kodiyil Oruvan. An official announcement about Azeem's starring is yet to be revealed. The makers have also not yet revealed the cast and crew of the movie.

Reports also suggest that the film will be based on a true story. Though nothing is official yet, fans have already been sending their congratulatory messages to Azeem.

Azeem, who has acted in several serials such as Ashwin, Pirivom Santhippom, Dheivam Thandha Veedu, Priyamanaval, Pagal Nilavu, Kadaikutty Singam, Niram Maratha Pookkal, and Poove Unakkaga, received a huge stardom after participating and winning the title of the sixth season of the Tamil reality show, Bigg Boss hosted by Kamal Haasan.

Meanwhile, Azeem recently made the headlines when popular YouTuber Joe Michael alleged that Azeem and his friends were trying to murder him. This allegation came after Joe Michael raises several questions about the sixth season of Bigg Boss. He raised the concerns after netizens flooded the internet with how disappointed they were to see Azeem turning out to be the title winner of the season. Joe Michael reached popularity after he spoke about a former Bigg Boss contestant, Meera Mithun.

Meanwhile, the Sudipto Sen directorial stars Adah Sharma, Yogita Bihani, Siddhi Idnani, and Sonia Balani in pivotal roles. The story depicts the tale of Fathima Ba (Adah Sharma), a Hindu Malayali nurse who is among the 32,000 women who disappeared from Kerala, was forced to convert to Islam, and was later recruited by ISIS.