Vijay Antony's Heartfelt Birthday Promise to Wife: "My Love, My Owner, My World"

Taking to his X timeline to pen the cute heartfelt birthday greeting to his wife, the actor wrote, "@mrsvijayantony My love, my owner, my world... my dear Pattu, Wishing you many more happy returns of your birthday. Today, my gift to you is a promise from my heart - No one in your life can ever love you the way I do... not even God. You are the purpose of my life, my partner, my everything. I love you."

On the work front, Vijay Antony will next be seen in director Sasi's eagerly awaited upcoming film, 'Nooru Saami'. It may be recalled that actor Ajay Dhishan, who plays the second lead the film, had recently disclosed that the unit had wrapped up the shooting of the film.

Vijay Antony had on November 14 last year chosen to give an update on 'Nooru Saami' by posting a picture of himself on the sets of the film on X. The picture he posted showed him sitting in what appeared to be a sugarcane field.

The actor, music director and producer had then said, "#NooruSaami Final Schedule (smiley face)."

Director Sasi, in an exclusive interview to IANS earlier, had disclosed that his film, which comes after the phenomenal success of the blockbuster 'Pichaikkaran', would be based on real-life incidents.

For the unaware, director Sasi's earlier film 'Pichaikkaran', which featured Vijay Antony in the lead, not only emerged a blockbuster but also went on to become a cult classic. Pichaikkaran's story revolved around a renowned and wealthy businessman, who, in a bid to save his mother's life, secretly seeks alms and lives the life of a beggar for a period of 48 days as part of a vow made to God. The film, which was based on a real life incident, moved audiences across not just Tamil Nadu but other regions of the country as well.

Sasi confirmed to IANS that the story of 'Nooru Saami' (Hundred Gods), the title of which has interestingly been taken from an immensely popular song in 'Pichaikkaran', will be based on the bond between a mother and a son and that it will be based on real-life incidents.

However, when IANS had asked if the story of 'Nooru Saami' would be a continuation of the story of 'Pichaikkaran', Sasi had replied in the negative, saying both stories were different and would have nothing to do with each other.

- IANS