Aravind Swamy, a hugely successful south
indian actor, is slated to return to
malayalam cinema with the Tamil-Malayalam bi-lingual film 'Ottu.' Swamy first appeared in a
malayalam film, 'Devaragam,' in 1996, and had previously donned the greasepaint in the film 'Daddy.' Swamy made his big-screen debut in renowned filmmaker Mani Ratnam's
blockbuster 'Thalapathi,' which also starred Rajinikanth and Mammootty.
Afterward, when, he's seemed to have no incentive to look backward, and the 51-year-old performer is at a point where he can select what and which roles he wants to play. 'Ottu,' helmed by T.P. Fellini and financed by
tamil actors
arya and Shaji Natesan, also features popular
malayalam actor Kunchacko Boban. Now, his
movie 'Sathuranga Vettai 2' with
trisha has grabbed attention after a long hiatus once again.
As per reports, the
movie is unable to get a release as the Censor board is keen on chopping several scenes as
trisha has done extreme glamour in the
movie and they demanded cuts for at least seventeen minutes and the makers of the
movie are not happy with it. Now, the team is in talks with several OTT platforms to release the uncut version and fans can get a good glamour skin show of
trisha Krishnan.