Ram Gopal Varma debunks casting rumors for Syndicate
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Synopsis
Director Ram Gopal Varma has vehemently denied all casting rumors surrounding his upcoming film Syndicate, calling them false. He plans to reveal the actual details soon. The movie is set to explore the dark realities of crime and terror in contemporary society.
Key Takeaways
- Ram Gopal Varma refutes casting rumors for Syndicate.
- Social media has been rife with speculation.
- The film aims to address serious themes of crime and terror.
- Syndicate is described as a chilling futuristic narrative.
- Director shares his commitment to cinematic integrity.
Chennai, Jan 25 (NationPress) Director Ram Gopal Varma on Saturday dismissed all speculations regarding the cast of his upcoming film Syndicate, asserting that they were entirely untrue.
In a post on his X timeline, Ram Gopal Varma stated, “There are all kinds of speculations going around the casting of Syndicate film which are all completely FALSE. Will share the details when ready.”
The rumour mills began to churn soon after Ram Gopal Varma announced his film ‘Syndicate’.
Social media was flooded with wild conjectures suggesting that actors Venkatesh, Amitabh Bachchan, Fahadh Faasil, and Vijay Sethupathi had all been invited to join the project.
However, Ram Gopal Varma has now firmly rejected all such claims.
It is noteworthy that Ram Gopal Varma revealed Syndicate shortly after he penned a personal confession, expressing his regret for not having made his film ‘Sathya’ the standard for all his future works.
The celebrated director, in his confession, stated that every film he produces henceforth would be created with a deep respect for why he originally aspired to be a director. Following this, he announced his next venture, titled Syndicate.
While unveiling Syndicate, Ram Gopal Varma remarked that he had committed to erasing all his cinematic missteps from recent years with this single film.
Syndicate, as disclosed by the director, will revolve around a menacing organization that poses a threat to the very fabric of India.
“Syndicate is a futuristic narrative not set in an indeterminate future, but rather depicts events that could unfold as soon as tomorrow or next week… It will be a chilling film not because of supernatural elements, but because it will starkly reveal the horrors that human beings can unleash. The film will deeply explore the cyclical nature of crime and terror, emphasizing that while we may experience victories, the grim reality is that crime and terror are perpetual; they return in even more lethal forms,” he elaborated.
