Chennai, Dec 30 (NationPress) According to industry insiders, actor Soori, who takes the lead role in director Mathimaran Pugazhendi's eagerly awaited action film 'Mandaadi', has personally executed all the high-risk stunts filmed on the sea.

For those not in the know, this film is set to be a pivotal point in Soori’s career, representing his most ambitious project to date.

This film showcases him in a commanding, performance-oriented role, supported by a compelling narrative and a significant physical transformation. It marks a transformative period in his career, displaying him in a grand scale and context like never before.

Sources indicate that one of the film's key strengths is Soori’s remarkable physical dedication.

The actor has reportedly performed all the high-risk action scenes in the ocean without the aid of body doubles, as per these sources.

To prepare for the extensive sailboat racing scenes, he underwent an intense training regimen over several months, honing the physical and technical skills required for the sport. This commitment has added a layer of authenticity and emotional depth to the film, markedly boosting its realism and cinematic appeal.

'Mandaadi' is being marketed as a pan-Indian release, set to debut in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi during the summer of 2026. With its universal themes, relatable emotions, and grand storytelling, the film seeks to resonate with audiences across diverse regions and languages.

A major highlight of the film will undoubtedly be its sailboat racing sequences, which are expected to serve as the visual and emotional backbone of the story. Designed to offer a high-octane cinematic experience, these scenes promise an unprecedented spectacle for Indian viewers. The scale, intensity, and technical precision of these segments are anticipated to be advantageous for the film.

To bring this vision to life, the creators have partnered with international action experts and utilized cutting-edge filming technologies and globally recognized sports camera equipment. These factors contribute to a level of realism and visual sophistication rarely seen in Indian cinema.

The action choreography has been crafted by renowned stunt choreographer Peter Hein, who dedicated nearly 60 days to the project. The overall production has been executed with a substantial budget of around ₹75 crores.

The film features a strong technical team, with music composed by G.V. Prakash Kumar, whose score is expected to enhance both the emotional and dramatic dimensions of the narrative. Cinematography is being handled by S.R. Kathir, noted for his striking visuals. Production design is headed by D.R.K. Kiran, while editing is managed by Pradeep E. Ragav to ensure a cohesive and engaging narrative flow. Action choreography is by Peter Hein, sound design by Prathap, and visual effects are overseen by R. Harihara Suthan.