The teaser of Kamal Haasan's next film Uthama Villain is already out and garnering a lot of attention in the online space. However, as is the case with most films of the Ulaganayagan, a controversy has broken out over the actor's fully-painted look that has been unveiled with the teaser.
The internet world is abuzz that his look has been 'inspired' by a photograph taken by French photographer Eric Lafforgue that depicts the Theeyam art form from Kerala. It's unclear if the actor has sought permission to use it as the look of his film.
This isn't the first time that Kamal is at the centre of a raging debate for his 'inspiration' for material for his films. One of the looks from his last film, Vishwaroopam, featured the actor dressed in a hood — something very similar to Tom Cruise's look in Mission Impossible 4. His 2003 Tamil film, Anbe Sivam, which featured the Ulaganayagan and Madhavan, had the two actors in animated conversation, somewhat similar to the 1987 movie titled Planes, Trains and Automobiles, which also, interestingly, had a storyline similar to the Tamil film.
Uttama Villain Teaser
"Uttama Villain" - Shoot Begins
Kamal Haasan & N.Lingusamy presents Uttama Villain
Directed by: Ramesh Arvind
Story & Sceenplay: Kamal Haasan
Producer: N.Subash Chandra Bose
Co Producer: G.R.Venkatesh
Music Director: Ghibran
Cinematography: Shamdat
Editor: Vijai Sankar
Studio: Thirrupathi Brothers & Raajkamal Films International
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