Actor, director, and dancer
Prabhu Deva celebrated Valentine’s Day in a special way by sharing a fun video of his friend, comedian Vadivelu. In the video,
Vadivelu sings the classic Tamil song 'Pon Ondru Kanden' from 'Padeechaal Mattum Poonkodi' while Prabhu Deva looks on at the beautiful Bromo resort in Indonesia. Prabhu Deva requests Vadivelu to sing a song, and Vadivelu agrees with a smile, highlighting a bond that shows off their friendship.
Prabhu Deva and Vadivelu’s long-standing friendship
The duo is known for their successful comedy films. They have acted together in movies such as 'Kadhalan,' 'Engal Anna,' 'Manadhai Thirudivittai,' 'Mr Romeo,' and 'Love Birds'. Fans have loved their timing and chemistry on screen for years. After a long gap, Prabhu Deva and Vadivelu are working together again, and the reunion has made fans excited to see their classic comedy style on screen once more.
‘Bang Bang’ – Prabhu Deva and Vadivelu's reunion in 25 years
After 25 years, Prabhu Deva and Vadivelu will be collaborating on the film 'Bang Bang.' Directed by Sam Rodrigues, the film is touted to be filled with comedy, drama, and adventure elements. Prabhu Deva plays a zombie hunter, and Vadivelu plays a quirky Red Indian character. The film also stars Bablu Prithiviraj in an important role, with music by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Cinematography is handled by Vignesh Vasu, action choreography by Peter Hein, and editing by Antony.
Fans celebrate their reunion
The Valentine’s Day video has made fans nostalgic about their earlier films and happy to see them together again. Social media is buzzing with excitement for 'Bang Bang', and audiences are eager to watch their comedy magic return to the big screen.Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the
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