'అసురన్' దర్శకుడితో సూర్య చిత్రంపై క్లారిటీ

తమిళ అగ్రహీరో సూర్య 40వ చిత్రంపై క్లారిటీ వచ్చేసింది. 'అసురన్'తో ఘన విజయాన్ని ఖాతాలో వేసుకున్న వెట్రిమారన్తో ఓ సినిమా చేయనున్నాడు సూర్య.

సూర్య

Published : Dec 22, 2019, 5:23 PM IST

ధనుష్‌ కథానాయకుడిగా 'అసురన్‌' చిత్రం తెరకెక్కించి అందరి దృష్టిని తనవైపు తిప్పుకున్న దర్శకుడు వెట్రిమారన్‌. ఈ సినిమా విజయంతో అతడి తర్వాతి ప్రాజెక్టుపై సినీ అభిమానులందరిలో ఆసక్తి పెరిగింది. ఈ నేపథ్యంలో ఎందరో అగ్ర కథానాయకుల పేర్లు వినిపించాయి. అయితే ఈ దర్శకుడు నటుడు సూర్యతో చేయబోతున్నాడన్న వార్తపై క్లారిటీ వచ్చేసింది.

ప్రస్తుతం సూర్య 'ఆకాశం నీ హద్దురా' అనే చిత్రంలో నటిస్తున్నాడు. ఇది సెట్స్‌పై ఉండగానే సూర్య 40వ చిత్రం వెట్రిమారన్‌తో చేస్తున్నాడని ప్రకటించారు నిర్మాత కలైపులి ఎస్.థాను. త్వరలోనే ఈ సినిమాకు సంబంధించిన మరిన్ని వివరాలు తెలియనున్నాయి.

After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
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After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
— Kalaippuli S Thanu (@theVcreations) December 21, 2019
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After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
— Kalaippuli S Thanu (@theVcreations) December 21, 2019

ఇవీ చూడండి.. పాయల్‌, రాశి గొడవ నవ్విస్తుంది.. ఎందుకు కట్‌ చేశారో!

After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
— Kalaippuli S Thanu (@theVcreations) December 21, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
— Kalaippuli S Thanu (@theVcreations) December 21, 2019
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After the tremendous success of Asuran, director @VetriMaaran will be teaming up with @Suriya_offl
for the first time in #Suriya40 @theVcreations is happy and proud to produce this film.
- S.Thanu
— Kalaippuli S Thanu (@theVcreations) December 21, 2019

ఇవీ చూడండి.. పాయల్‌, రాశి గొడవ నవ్విస్తుంది.. ఎందుకు కట్‌ చేశారో!

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Chicago, USA - Dec 21, 2019 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Toy shop
2. Various of saleswoman in Christmas clothing at cashier
3. Scott Friedland, owner of Timeless Toys, scanning QR code on product
4. Various of toy shop interior
5. Various of Friedland packaging box
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Scott Friedland, owner, Timeless Toys (starting with shot 5/partially overlaid with shot 7):
"The tariffs obviously wouldn't have had a big effect this year as we have already stocked to the end of the year. But where it would end up hurting us is the beginning of next year. January and February and March are pretty slow times in the toy industry so to have those extra costs on top of the already struggling months of the year would be a huge impact for us."
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7. Friedland serving customer
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8. Saleswoman in Christmas clothing putting boxes into paper bag
9. Various of Michael Roberts, owner and president of Regal Toys, checking goods
10. Michael Roberts walking in warehouse
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Roberts, president, Regal Toys (partially overlaid with shot 12):
"We play a lot more defense in our business than we did offense. So we bought excess inventory to make sure we could get through the Christmas season without having to raise prices for our consumers. We probably lost 3 percent off of our bottom line. Those cost come from moving product around different warehouses cause you need extra warehouse space to hold more product."
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12. Various of boxes on shelves
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13. Various of boxes in warehouse
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Roberts, president, Regal Toys (partially overlaid with shot 15):
"I honestly don't want 25 percent tariffs, but if they are going to happen, I would love to have certainty to say this is what is going to be happening. There are a million uncertainties. I really don't appreciate it when the government becomes an uncertainty as well."
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15. Boxes on shelves
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16. Various of Friedland serving customer, opening box, putting toys on shelf
This is one of the busiest weeks of the year for American retailers. And now there is an extra reason to celebrate -- the phase-one trade agreement with China will prevent tariff hikes that were set to take effect this month.
A 15-percent tariff was set to be imposed on imported toys from China on December 15. But those tariffs were avoided following a phase-one trade agreement between the U.S. and China.
Scott Friedland, who runs a toy shop in Chicago, is pleased that tariffs aren't going up. Winter is the high season to buy toys and nearly half of all U.S. toy sales are reportedly made during the holiday period.
"The tariffs obviously wouldn't have had a big effect this year as we have already stocked to the end of the year. But where it would end up hurting us is the beginning of next year. January and February and March are pretty slow times in the toy industry so to have those extra costs on top of the already struggling months of the year would be a huge impact for us," he said.
Three-quarters of their toys and games are made in China. Last year, the United States imported some 18.5 billion dollars' worth of toys from China.
Although there will be relief across the industry that the tariffs on toys are not imposed, the threat has still caused a range of issues as companies attempt to beat the tariff deadline.
Michael Roberts, the owner and president of Regal Toys, a company dates back to the 1940s, said they import products from China now in order to increase competitiveness in the market.
"We play a lot more defense in our business than we did offense. So we bought excess inventory to make sure we could get through the Christmas season without having to raise prices for our consumers. We probably lost 3 percent off of our bottom line. Those cost come from moving product around different warehouses cause you need extra warehouse space to hold more product," he said.
The threat to the industry remains. Although a phase-one trade deal has been agreed, some in the industry fear the "next phase" talks could break going forward and the threat of tariffs could return.
"I honestly don't want 25 percent tariffs, but if they are going to happen, I would love to have certainty to say this is what is going to be happening. There are a million uncertainties. I really don't appreciate it when the government becomes an uncertainty as well," Robert said.
For now, for the American toy industry, the nightmare before Christmas has been avoided. Toy manufacturers and retailers hope it stays that way.
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