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'LKG' revolves around Tamil Nadu's big political wig, Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi, played by Balaji, who became an RJ actor.
A politician floats styrofoam in a river to prevent water erosion. It is recommended that a politician give priority to animal life in relation to man. An English news channel chief insolently asked why the Tamizh are different from other Indians. Jallikattu's politics. Excerpts from Tamil Nadu that closely evoke the current political turmoil of the state, but which are quite funny, are some of the insights from the first radio-jockey film turned actor Balaji, LKG, which does not save any politician in India.
The LKG trailer, a political satire in its true sense, was released on Saturday and has already been viewed a million times. Directed by KR Prabhu, where Balaji, Priya Anand and Ninajil Sampath play a central role, LKG (abbreviation of Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi) is a bold attempt to mock the current political scenario in Tamil Nadu.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Tamil Nadu, Minister Sellur K. Raju
The film revolves around a politician named Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi. Balaji, who plays the lead role of a budding political wig, is seen fluttering styrofoam in a river, during a direct search with Tamil Nadu's Cooperative Minister, Sellur K Raja. , who had strongly criticized his attempt to save water a dam with thermocol, last year
The film contains many references to EPS-OPS, Rajani-Kamal policy and to jallikattu, the party symbol of Lalgudi Karuppiah Gandhi being a bull. The director also tried humor by recreating an old sequence of the Ramarajan Matrix Fight in the film. He also did not spare the media and caricatured an English news channel leader asking questions to his guest in the show "The Nation Does not Want to Know" (We know who! ).
Zakka Jacob, TV presenter a special appearance in LKG. In the trailer, he can be seen asking LKG why Tamilians are different from the rest of India, seems like an answer worthy of the name.
"When Ashwin cricket player plays well, all media say:" Indian cricket player "Ashwin. But when fishermen from Tamil Nadu disappear, you do not talk about Indian fishermen, but about Tamil fishermen. Why? »LKG Retorque.
The culmination of humor is the highlight of the trailer. We see a politician dressed in a black outfit stretching out on a rock – an apparent recreation of Modi's famous yoga posture as part of the fitness challenge on social media. "I challenge Kajal Aggarwal," he said, looking up at the camera.
Balaji became famous after his role in Vijay Sethupathi-starrer Naanum Rowdy Dhan. He also became popular after his noble work during the Chennai floods. Funded by Isari Ganesh, Balaji himself wrote the story and screenplay for LKG. Leon James composed the music while cinematography is by Vidhu Ayyanna and edited by Anthony.
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