Is Vijay Antony's Maargan the Next Gripping Investigative Fantasy Thriller?

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Key Takeaways
- Vijay Antony stars as a cop in a gripping thriller.
- The film blends investigation with elements of fantasy.
- Set for release on June 27, it features a strong supporting cast.
- The director emphasizes the importance of mystery and astral travel in the narrative.
- Produced by Fatima Vijay Antony, showcasing family involvement in the project.
Chennai, May 26 (NationPress) The creators of director Leo John Paul's investigative fantasy thriller 'Maargan' have unveiled the trailer of the film today, much to the excitement of fans and cinema enthusiasts, featuring actor Vijay Antony in the lead role.
The trailer reveals that Vijay Antony portrays a police officer named Dhruv from the Mumbai police. Following a personal tragedy, Dhruv embarks on a mission to capture a serial killer who targets young girls. This heinous murderer seems to use a drug that incinerates the victims' bodies. As the police narrow down a suspect and initiate questioning, they discover that this individual is significantly more formidable than they anticipated...
In an interview with IANS, renowned editor turned director Leo John Paul discussed the film's genre, stating, "Forty percent of this film will focus on the investigation, while the remaining sixty percent will delve into mystery. To articulate it succinctly, it will explore astral travel. If you observe the final shot of the film's trailer, you will witness the character's astral body emerging. Fantasy is a genre I am passionate about as it allows me to view cinema in a grander context. Therefore, we have crafted this film by harmonizing both fantasy and investigative thriller elements in equal parts."
Set to premiere on June 27, the film will also feature actors Ajay Dhishan, Samuthirakani, Brigida, Deepshikha, Mahanathi Shankar, and Vinodh Sagar in key roles.
The film's music is composed by Vijay Antony, while his wife Fatima Vijay Antony has taken on the role of producer. The cinematography is handled by S Yuva, and the editing is done by Leo John Paul himself.