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Kanguva
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Naayak song from Kanguva displays Suriya's massy avatar

| @indiablooms | Oct 31, 2024, at 09:44 pm

Chennai/IBNS: Actor Suriya's massy presence was prevalent in the Naayak song from upcoming Tamil film, Kanguva, which has already created ripples in the minds of audiences.

The song begins with the glimpse of a huge rock with a sword in the background of an overcast sky and downpour.

Suriya enters like a hero, takes the sword and displays his massy avatar for over three minutes.

The lyrics of the song are given by Raqueeb Alam.

Billed as a fantasy action film, Kanguva is directed by Siva and it features Bobby Deol, Disha Patani, Jagapathi Babu in key roles.

The film is due to be released on November 14.

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