<p>There's no denying the fact that Vijay is one of the biggest and most decorated names in the Tamil film industry. The mass hero is loved by all an sundry due to his impressive screen presence and humble nature. While almost everyone is aware of his contribution to Kollywood, not many know that 'Thalapathy' has appeared in a Hindi film as well. </p>.<p>In 2012, he made a 'guest appearance' in the Prabhudeva-helmed <em>Rowdy Rathore</em>, shaking a leg to the catchy <em>Chinta Ta Ta </em>number. The film, produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Ronnie was a remake of SS Rajamouli's <em>Vikramarkudu </em>and featured Akshay Kumar in the lead. A paisa vasool entertainer, it emerged as a blockbuster and clicked with the target audience. It had a strong cast that included Sonakshi Sinha, Paresh Ganatra and Kollywood veteran Nassar. Prabhudeva had once said that if a sequel is made, it will see 'Akki' reprising his role from the first part.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read</strong>: <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/throwback-photo-of-vijay-with-his-parents-goes-viral-815782.html" target="_blank">Throwback photo of Vijay with his parents goes viral</a></strong><br /><br />Coming back to Vijay, he was last seen in the 2019 blockbuster <em>Bigil</em>. The film, directed by Atlee, featured him in the role of a soccer coach and did full justice to his reel image. It starred Nayanthara as the leading lady, which was one of its highlights. The stellar cast included Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff, Kathir and Yogi Babu. </p>.<p>Vijay is awaiting the release of <em>Master</em>, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of <em>Kaithi </em>fame. The biggie features everyone's favourite 'Nanban' in a new avatar, which has piqued the curiosity. The buzz is that it has a massy storyline that might elevate Vijay's heroism to the next level. Master has Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist, marking his first major collaboration with the Mersal star. Malavika Mohanan of <em>Petta </em>fame and <em>Vishwaroopam</em> actress Andrea Jeremiah too are a part of the cast.</p>.<p><em>Master </em>was supposed to release in June but this did not happen due to the COVID-19 outbreak. <br /> </p>
<p>There's no denying the fact that Vijay is one of the biggest and most decorated names in the Tamil film industry. The mass hero is loved by all an sundry due to his impressive screen presence and humble nature. While almost everyone is aware of his contribution to Kollywood, not many know that 'Thalapathy' has appeared in a Hindi film as well. </p>.<p>In 2012, he made a 'guest appearance' in the Prabhudeva-helmed <em>Rowdy Rathore</em>, shaking a leg to the catchy <em>Chinta Ta Ta </em>number. The film, produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Ronnie was a remake of SS Rajamouli's <em>Vikramarkudu </em>and featured Akshay Kumar in the lead. A paisa vasool entertainer, it emerged as a blockbuster and clicked with the target audience. It had a strong cast that included Sonakshi Sinha, Paresh Ganatra and Kollywood veteran Nassar. Prabhudeva had once said that if a sequel is made, it will see 'Akki' reprising his role from the first part.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read</strong>: <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/throwback-photo-of-vijay-with-his-parents-goes-viral-815782.html" target="_blank">Throwback photo of Vijay with his parents goes viral</a></strong><br /><br />Coming back to Vijay, he was last seen in the 2019 blockbuster <em>Bigil</em>. The film, directed by Atlee, featured him in the role of a soccer coach and did full justice to his reel image. It starred Nayanthara as the leading lady, which was one of its highlights. The stellar cast included Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff, Kathir and Yogi Babu. </p>.<p>Vijay is awaiting the release of <em>Master</em>, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of <em>Kaithi </em>fame. The biggie features everyone's favourite 'Nanban' in a new avatar, which has piqued the curiosity. The buzz is that it has a massy storyline that might elevate Vijay's heroism to the next level. Master has Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist, marking his first major collaboration with the Mersal star. Malavika Mohanan of <em>Petta </em>fame and <em>Vishwaroopam</em> actress Andrea Jeremiah too are a part of the cast.</p>.<p><em>Master </em>was supposed to release in June but this did not happen due to the COVID-19 outbreak. <br /> </p>