Keerthy Suresh is currently generating buzz as her action-comedy film, "Revolver Rita," gears up for its theatrical release on November 28. The film, directed by J. K. Chandru, has secured a U/A certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification, setting the stage for a worldwide premiere.
In a recent interview, Keerthy Suresh offered insights into "Revolver Rita," revealing that the entire narrative unfolds within a single day. She highlighted the screenplay's fast-paced nature, filled with unexpected twists and quirky moments, promising a refreshing cinematic experience. The movie features an ensemble cast, including Radhika Sarathkumar, Super Subbarayan, Sunil, Ajay Ghosh, Redin Kingsley, and John Vijay, each contributing to the film's chaotic and fun-filled atmosphere. Sean Roldan composed the music, and the film is produced by Sudhan Sundaram’s Passion Studios and Jagadish Palanisamy’s The Route.
The actress also addressed the concerns about deepfake technology and its potential impact on the film industry. While the specific details of her comments on deepfakes are not available in the provided context, the emergence of deepfake videos has been a growing concern in the entertainment world. In related news, actor Ranveer Singh recently reacted to a deepfake video featuring him.
"Revolver Rita" has already garnered attention with its title teaser, where Keerthy Suresh's character finds her handbag stolen, only for the thieves to discover an arsenal of weapons inside. The teaser leaves the audience questioning whether she is a RAW agent, a don, or a cop. A humorous moment occurs when her mother, played by Radhika Sarathkumar, calls during a standoff to inquire about tomatoes, to which Keerthy casually responds that she is on her way.
Initially slated for an August 27 release, the film's premiere was postponed due to production reasons. Fans are eagerly anticipating Keerthy's performance in this "mass shade role," with the trailer already making waves for its blend of stylish action and comedy.
Keerthy Suresh's career has seen her balancing commercial films with performance-oriented roles. She has expressed her desire to experiment with all kinds of characters.
