Suriya's new film Scene has dropped its trailer, and the plot puts a rebellious cop in a strange fight with a ruthless criminal. Director Jithu Madhavan mixes crime, humor, and action in the movie, which is set for a worldwide Diwali cinema debut.
The first look at Inbaraj, played by Suriya, shows a cop who has had enough of police work. He hands in his resignation, leaving his team and senior officers stunned. Rather than follow orders, he would much rather relax at home.
His boss, Stephen, played by Lal, isn't having it. After several failed calls to get Inbaraj back to work, he sends officers to bring him in. And that leads to one of the trailer's funnier scenes.
When the cops warn Inbaraj that they might have to lift him, he simply holds up his arms and legs. No fight. No panic. He lets them haul him all the way back to Stephen's office.
Things get even funnier when Stephen asks about his plans after leaving the force. Inbaraj has a new career in mind. Politics, of all things.
Then there's Maya, played by Nazriya Nazim. She enters the picture after Inbaraj puts out an ad for someone to help around his house. Her part isn't limited to home duties, though, as the footage also gives her some action scenes.
The darker side of the story comes from Eeswaran, with Naslen taking the villain role. He's a cold and clever criminal who sees Inbaraj as someone capable of matching his mind.
But Inbaraj doesn't seem keen on accepting that comparison. His response to the idea of being Eeswaran's equal adds another bit of humor to their rivalry.
A separate character preview had already shown how dangerous Eeswaran could be. In one scene, he calmly tells another person to start a vehicle while making it clear he has no plan to kill them at that moment.
Suriya shared the new trailer through X, pitching the movie as a mix of killings, secrets, wild events, and laughs. He also urged fans to catch it with friends and family.
Before getting its official name, the project went by Suriya 47. Zhagaram Studios handles production, with John Vijay and Anandaraj joining the cast alongside the main stars.
Behind the camera, Vineeth Augustian handles cinematography, while Sushin Shyam takes charge of music. Ashwini Kale leads the production design, Ajmal Sabu edits the film, and Chethan D Souza handles the stunts.
The project began with a traditional pooja before filming, and the Suriya and Jithu Madhavan pairing has drawn fan interest ever since it became public. The trailer gives viewers a clearer look at the odd mix of police drama, jokes, and a dangerous criminal at the heart of Scene.
The first look at Inbaraj, played by Suriya, shows a cop who has had enough of police work. He hands in his resignation, leaving his team and senior officers stunned. Rather than follow orders, he would much rather relax at home.
His boss, Stephen, played by Lal, isn't having it. After several failed calls to get Inbaraj back to work, he sends officers to bring him in. And that leads to one of the trailer's funnier scenes.
When the cops warn Inbaraj that they might have to lift him, he simply holds up his arms and legs. No fight. No panic. He lets them haul him all the way back to Stephen's office.
Things get even funnier when Stephen asks about his plans after leaving the force. Inbaraj has a new career in mind. Politics, of all things.
Then there's Maya, played by Nazriya Nazim. She enters the picture after Inbaraj puts out an ad for someone to help around his house. Her part isn't limited to home duties, though, as the footage also gives her some action scenes.
The darker side of the story comes from Eeswaran, with Naslen taking the villain role. He's a cold and clever criminal who sees Inbaraj as someone capable of matching his mind.
But Inbaraj doesn't seem keen on accepting that comparison. His response to the idea of being Eeswaran's equal adds another bit of humor to their rivalry.
A separate character preview had already shown how dangerous Eeswaran could be. In one scene, he calmly tells another person to start a vehicle while making it clear he has no plan to kill them at that moment.
Suriya shared the new trailer through X, pitching the movie as a mix of killings, secrets, wild events, and laughs. He also urged fans to catch it with friends and family.
Before getting its official name, the project went by Suriya 47. Zhagaram Studios handles production, with John Vijay and Anandaraj joining the cast alongside the main stars.
Behind the camera, Vineeth Augustian handles cinematography, while Sushin Shyam takes charge of music. Ashwini Kale leads the production design, Ajmal Sabu edits the film, and Chethan D Souza handles the stunts.
The project began with a traditional pooja before filming, and the Suriya and Jithu Madhavan pairing has drawn fan interest ever since it became public. The trailer gives viewers a clearer look at the odd mix of police drama, jokes, and a dangerous criminal at the heart of Scene.
