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Danny Denzongpa is the villain opposite Rajnikanth in Endhiran

By himalayanreview
Danny Denzongpa is all poised to don the role that he is best known for, play a baddie to its evilest best. This time he is to be the villain for Rajinikanth’s next science fiction mega Tamil film Endhiran- The Robot.

The actor will now make his Kollywood debut as the villain in the Rajini-Aishwarya Rai starrer, which is being directed by Shankar. The film is expected to cost around 120 crores.

Danny Denzongpa pic: Yahoo News

Rajni-Aish's Endhiran pic: http://initialm.wordpress.com

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 15, 2009 2:14 PM

    Wow, wow and wow. Firstly, the budget! I dont even know how many zeros are there in that amount. I know there's way too much for a just a movie!

    Aishwarya's probably doing this movie for the money too. And she and Rajnikanth together on screen! I cannot imagine unless the movie releases, of course.

    Danny's probably going to villian out his role like anything. Its good to see him back although I wish he did a few more Bollywood films too!

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  2. himalayanreviewJanuary 15, 2009 7:14 PM

    Madam did u know i read in one of the articles that Rajni actually did some face surgery to match with Aish for the love scenes in this movie.

    About Danny i see his actual talent is yet to be exposed.

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 17, 2009 9:22 PM

    Is that so!!! Khai ke bhannu... Aishwarya looks silly in all those feathers but she probably knows that too herself :P

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