Vetri Vizha - Production

Production

The film is heavily inspired by The Bourne Identity novel(1980) written by Robert Ludlum, though the story deviates from Ludlum's plot in the second half of the movie. But the fact is 'The Bourne Identity' movie itself is released by 2002 which shows the advent knowledge of Kamalhassan-Pratap Pothan in making movies.Hindi actor Salim Ghouse debuted as villain Jindha and dubbed his own voice. Vetri Vizha is the first of two Tamil films made in 70mm format; the other was Amaran (1992). Kamal Haasan wore a false moustache throughout the film since he was filming Indrudu Chandrudu (Telugu) and Chanakyan (Malayalam) at the same time, in which both film required non-moustached roles.

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