Shooting of Kamal Hassan starrer Unnai Pol Oruvan has started and the film is now expected to finish rolling and hit the theatres in July. The flick is being produced bilingually in Tamil and Telugu by the collaboration of UTV and Kamal Hassan.

The superstar’s talented daughter Shruti Hassan scores background music for the movie. The flick is a remake of Bollywood blockbuster A Wednerday which also won the Stardust Award recently.

The title of Kamal Hassan's upcoming flick Thalaivan Irukiran has been changed to Unnai Pol Oruvan. The earlier title was about a protagonist fighting while the recent one is something close to everyone's heart and one can identity with it. The film has already hit the floors and the shooting is going on in Hyderabad involving Kamal Hassan and Venkatesh.

The flick is being produced bilingually in Tamil and Telugu by the collabartion of UTV and Kamal Hassan. The superstar's talented daughter Shruti Hassan scores background music for the movie.

Finally, shooting for Kamal Haasan’s next movie has started at Ramoji Rao Film City, Hyderabad.

However, the title of the film has changed to ‘Unnaipol Oruvan’ from ‘Thalaivan Irukkiraan’. The film will be bilingual in Tamil and Telugu.

Unnaipol Oruvan is a remake of Neeraj Pandey’s directed critically acclaimed Hindi small budget film ‘A Wednesday’.

Chakri Toleti is directing the movie. Raajkamal International and U TV Motion Pictures will produce the film jointly.

Nothing seems to be going right for Kamal Haasan after Dasavatharam. Kamal Haasan announced his ambitious project ‘Marmayogi’ but is has been shelved for reasons unknown.

Kamal Haasan then announced the remake of the hit Hindi film ‘A Wednesday’. The film is being planned to be remade in Tamil and Telugu simultaneously. But Kamal faced some legal problems as Koneru Kiran Kumar claimed that he has obtained the rights to remake the film in Telugu form UTV. Now UTV is in trouble as Friday Film works, the producers of the original are now dragging UTV to court over breach of agreement.

Veteran South Indian actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan had insisted the politicians of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka not to mix art with politics.

Kamal was speaking in the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of Kannada Film Industry that was held on Sunday evening in Bangalore.

Speaking in his inaugural speech here on the Sunday evening, Kamal said, “Let us put in efforts to strengthen the relationship between the people of the two states. We are like brothers and let's solve the problems without the intervention of others.”