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Shruti Haasan confirms film with Vijay

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 15 Jul, 2014 12:10 PM

Shruti Haasan, who has become one of sought-after actresses in southern filmdom, will team up next with Tamil superstar Vijay in a yet-untitled film in the language. She says it will be an epic film.

"Am super happy to be vijay sirs leading lady in Chimbudevan's next! Time to make an epic film! #tamilponnu #excitement #superu #whatastory," Shruti posted on her Twitter page Tuesday.

Touted to be a fantasy film, this project will be helmed by Chimbudevan. The regular shooting is expected to start as soon as Vijay completes his upcoming film "Kaththi" with Murugadoss.

Shruti is currently busy wrapping up Tamil actioner "Poojai" with Vishal Krishna.

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