Coolie, directed by Lokesh Kanagarj, is ready to hit the screen very soon. Director DC is a great fan of films, and he often takes inspiration from many Hollywood films to satisfy his childhood fanboys. In a clear conversation with Sruti Haasan, Nagarjuna, who is playing the role of a villain in Rajinikanth’s porter, it revealed that Loki referred to Dark Knight from Christopher Nolan’s clown to his costumes.
Referring to the color combination ‘Purple and Cream’ of his costumes, Nagarjuna said, “I think heath was a laser clown in Loki’s mind, and he wanted that madness. He probably saw madness in color.”
Nagarjuna said that he never wore such colors, so it was very fresh. He said, “Loki told the dress designers. He got two or three options. He saw and said,” This is what I want. ” I also had a jacket.
In addition, he said, “This is a very strange dress. I mean, even for me, it is a baggy pants.” To which Shruti agreed and said, “This heath is like a mixture of laser and old clowns, as we know from character.” Nagarjuna quipped, “I am happy that he did not put that smile.”
Nagarjuna revealed the recording statement to make notes for the first time before signing the film,
The Telugu star, who has always played the role of heroes and moral characters, took several statements before signing the cool.
The actor revealed that he recorded the statement for the first time and took notes to decide whether to play a negative character. He said, “The story begins with Simon’s character. First, I have recorded the statement and made notes to decide on the character. I have never done this before.”
In addition, Nagarjuna revealed that Rajinikanth was also stunned to see his shot. “After the shot is over, Rajni sir nodded and said ‘Hamm’ (with a lovely smile).”
For Anward, Coolie hits the screen tomorrow (14 August). The film stars Rajinikanth, Nagarjuna, Shruti Haasan, Upendra, Saubin Shahir, Satyaraj and Aamir Khan.
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