Ajith's 'Nerkonda Paarvai' trailer promises a convincing remake of 'Pink'

The theatrical trailer of Ajith Kumar starrer 'Nerkonda Paarvai', the Tamil remake of 'Pink', was released on Wednesday. Going by the first impression, the film promises an intense courtroom drama.

While Ajith reprises Amitabh Bachchan's role as a lawyer, Shraddha Srinath plays Taapsee Pannu's character. Interestingly, Malayalam actor Sujith Sankar, who had impressed Mollywood audience with his impeccable performance in Maheshinte Prathikaaram and Njan Steave Lopez will be seen in a pivotal role in this movie.

Directed by H. Vinoth, 'Nerkonda Paarvai' also stars Mahat Raghavendra, Shraddha Srinath, Andrea Tarianga and Abhirami Venkatachalam among others.

The trailer opens with fleeting shots of the film's primary characters. The trailer has a few shots in the courtroom and they've recreated from the original convincingly. In one shot, one sees Ajith asking Shraddha if she's a virgin. When she doesn't respond, the question is repeated in Tamil this time. She replies 'no' in Tamil. Going by the visuals, the film looks like a faithful remake of 'Pink'. It promises an intense courtroom drama and Ajith hasn't been seen in such a fierce avatar in a long time.

Unlike the original, the Tamil remake also features a few stunt scenes by Ajith and fans are too excited.

Apparently, it was late Sridevi's wish that Ajith does a film in her husband's production. "While working with Ajith in 'English Vinglish', Sridevi wanted that Ajith does a Tamil film for our home production. Nothing exciting came up till one day last year; Ajith suggested remaking 'Pink' in Tamil. She immediately agreed as she thought it was most appropriate and timely film to make and Ajith would bring all the elements required to make it into a great Tamil movie," Kapoor had previously said.

The film, slated to hit the screens on August 10, features music by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Popular lensman Nirav Shah has cranked the camera.

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