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In an interview with Mid Day, the controversial filmmaker indicated that despite the brutal nature of the movie, a lot of the violence is implied.
Varma said: "It's not just my most violent film ever, but it will be the most violent film that you will ever see. It doesn't have bloodshed alone. It's more about suggestion, sound effects and lights. It's more about expression that creates an effect."
The Company director revealed that in spite of his reputation for making brusque cinema, he is very different in real life.
"I'm a very soft guy, I can't even see a mosquito being killed. I'm not joking. I don't harbour feelings of revenge," he explained.
The project, which stars Vivek Oberoi and southern heroine Surya, will be released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
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