Chiyaan Vikram and his son Dhruv Vikram appeared together in lead roles for the first time in the film Mahaan. Directed by Karthik Subbaraj, the gangster actioner is now all set for a sequel.
Is Chiyaan Vikram and Dhruv Vikram’s Mahana 2 coming? Karthik Subbaraj confirmed the sequel
At a recent public event, director Karthik Subbaraj shared an update about the sequel to Mahaan. The filmmaker said, “I have a small idea for Mahan 2, but I need to write it. It will probably be 2027-2028 by the time the film is made.”
More about Mahan
Mahaan, starring Chiyaan Vikram and Dhruv Vikram, was released directly on OTT platform Amazon Prime Video on February 10, 2022. The film tells the story of Gandhi Mahan, a commerce teacher who lives a quiet, middle-class life with his Gandhian wife, Nachi, and his son, Dada.
One day, when Nachi and his son leave on a school tour, Gandhi decides to spend his day indulging in every vice that would otherwise have been shunned by his wife. However, a dramatic turn comes the day his wife leaves him.
Without any restrictions, Gandhi Mahan partners with a local liquor merchant and becomes king of the market. However, their lives take a strange turn when the grandfather returns years later as a police officer and an extremist Gandhian, bent on taking revenge on his father.
The rest of the film focuses on what happens between father and son and how their rivalry unfolds.
Apart from the father-son duo, the film also stars Simran, Bobby Simha, Sananth, Vettai Muthukumar, Deepak Paramesh and others in lead roles.
Vikram and Dhruv Vikram’s work front
Chiyaan Vikram will next be seen in the lead role in a film titled Chiyaan63. The upcoming film will be directed by debutant Bodi Rajkumar, with Shruti Haasan rumored to play the co-lead role.
Dhruv Vikram was last seen in the lead role in the film Bison directed by Mari Selvaraj. The sports action drama is based on the life of Kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan and stars Pasupathi, Ameer, Lal, Anupama Parameswaran, Rajisha Vijayan and others in lead roles.
