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Bala's 'Nachiyaar' to hit the screens on...

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,July 05 2017]

After the disastrous 'Thrai Thappattai' that released in January 2016, highly acclaimed director Bala is currently busy shooting his next film 'Nachiyaar' starring Jyothika and G.V.Prakash Kumar in pivotal roles. Isaignani Ilaiyaraja is providing the music score for this film.

The film went on floors in February this year and now the shooting has reached the final stage. Sources reveal that the entire shooting of 'Nachiyaar' will be wrapped up within this month and plans are on to release the film on September 28, 2017 for the Aayudha Pooja festival holidays.

It is to be noted that Sivakarthikeyan's 'Velaikkaran' and director Murugadoss's 'Spyder' are also scheduled to hit the screens in the pooja holidays.

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