Rajinikanth Asked To Change Story Of Ajith's THIS Film; The Director Refused And It Became A Flop

Director Lingusamy first worked as an assistant director to director Vikraman. Then he made his debut as a director in the Tamil cinema by directing the movie Anandham released in 2001. After that, he directed many super hit films like Run, Sandakozhi & Paiya. Moreover, all the films directed by him have received good reception and huge collections among the people.

Director Lingusamy recently directed the movie 'The Warrior' starring popular Telugu actor Ram Pothineni. Ram Pothineni played the role of a police officer for the first time in the film. It is already noted that the film 'Vettai' directed by Lingusamy in Tamil also has a police storyline. Keerthy Shetty played the female lead in this film. Adhi is the villain and Bharathiraja played another important character. Devi Sri Prasad has composed the music for this film. Also, the film was released in Tamil and Telugu. Although the film did not do well in Tamil, it was a super duper hit in Telugu.

In this situation, the information about Lingusamy's next film has been released on social media. That is, Subhash Chandra Bose who is the brother of Lingusamy and the owner of Thirupati Pictures has posted a post on his social media where he mentioned that part-2 of the blockbuster film Run is coming soon. Run is a super hit film directed by Lingusamy in 2002.

It was in this situation that director Lingusamy recently gave an interview to a media portal. In that interview, he told "When the movie Run was released, Rajinikanth called me personally and praised me. He recalled many scenes from the film Run and explained with the same emotion. He particularly said 'The fight scene closing the shutter in the underpass is amazing.'

After that he asked me what is my next film, I told the story of the Ajith film 'Ji'. But he asked me how it would be if I act in this film. But in the film the protagonist is a college student so I told you this story may not be right for you. But in this story, instead of college, he said, let's assume that the election is going in a company and I will win."

But director Lingusamy said in that interview that he refused Rajinikanth's request because he wanted to make a non-political film like Annamalai. But it is noteworthy that the film released in the year 2005 with Ajith as the protagonist and Trisha as the heroine was a failure.