Actor Vijay Varma, who is venturing into southern cinema with Telugu film “MCA – Middle Class Abbayi”, says working on the movie has been a sheer delight.<\/p>\n
Vijay, who played a grey shade character in “Pink”, will be seen playing a menacing villain where he will be facing Telugu superstar Nani.<\/p>\n
The film has been directed by Venu Sri Ram and produced by Dil Raju- Sri Venkateshwara Creations.<\/p>\n
“Venu sir flew down to Mumbai for narration and I loved the story and this unlikely villain he’s written for me. I immediately said yes. Working on ‘MCA – Middle Class Abbayi’ was a sheer delight and lot of new learnings for me,” Vijay said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Vijay has two films releasing within a span of six days — “Monsoon Shootout”, which released on December 15 and then “MCA – Middle Class Abbayi” on December 21.<\/p>\n
“I am glad people are thrilled about the movie already. Nani has a huge fan following and I am heading to Hyderabad to watch the movie with him first-day morning show,” he added.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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