Hero Vijay Antony, well-known to South audiences through various films, is set to appear before the audience with the film Toofan. Recently, his movie Love Guru achieved significant success in Telugu. Toofan is being produced by Kamal Bora, D. Lalitha, B. Pradeep, and Pankaj Bora under the banner of Infinity Film Ventures. This company previously produced Raghavan and Hathya, both starring Vijay Antony. Directed by Vijay Milton, Toofan is a poetic action entertainer. The story revolves around a man who changed the future of a society that once looked down on him. Currently, the shooting of Toofan is in its final stages. The filming, set on an island, took place in Andaman and Diu Daman. The film is scheduled for a grand theatrical release in June. Recently, the teaser for Toofan was released at Hyderabad’s Prasad Labs. During the event hero Vijay Antony said, “Toofan is an action-packed movie. It will appeal to all sections of the audience. Our producers have invested significantly, ensuring high production values without compromising anywhere. Our director, Vijay Milton, has worked on many films as a cinematographer. He was the cinematographer for the Telugu film Premitsa. It was a pleasure working with Vijay. Bhashyasree has been continuously traveling with me. This movie will also bring him good recognition. Producer Vamsi Nandipati, who will be associated with Bicchagadu 2, has my appreciation for attending this program. Toofan features a cast of well-known actors like Sathyaraj, Sarath Kumar, and Daali Dhanunjaya. We are planning to release it in June. I hope you all like it. My recent words about reviewers were not intended for everyone. The movie is our baby. Just as you would get angry if someone insulted your baby, we feel hurt when someone criticises our hard work. We mentioned that our movie could suffer due to reviews from a few people with bad intentions. It was a personal response. The media has the right to review movies, and I respect that freedom. Recently, some Telugu movies haven’t been well received in theatres, but films like Hanuman and Tillu Square did well at the box office. If the content is good, the audience will surely come to the theatres.”
