Leaked war sequence from Dhanush's Captain Miller leave everyone in awe. Netizens call it one of 'India's biggest films'

The excitement around Tamil superstar Dhanush's upcoming movie Captain Miller has shot up exponentially after leaked visuals from the sets gave the fans a glimpse of the film's scale. The viral video, which has been taken down since reportedly showed the massive effort that has gone into making this movie. The said visuals showed the filmmakers shooting a war sequence and the Netizens are impressed by it so much that they are calling Captain Miller one of 'India's biggest films.'

Those who were able to see the war sequence before it was taken down said that director Arun Matheswaran was pushing the boundaries of action. "Saw the leaked video of #CaptainMiller - pah. Bayangaramana setup and real blasts turning out to be something bigger than expected. @dhanushkraja and @ArunMatheswaran really pushing the barricades for the action sequences!," tweeted film journalist Siddarth Srinivas. 

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"#CaptainMiller ppaah What was that? Looks like an epic film with grand visuals. Blast vera mari This is going to be really worth the wait," tweeted another film journalist Haricharan Pudipeddi. 

Dhanush's fans have flooded Twitter with their excitement suggesting that Captain Miller was turning out to be one of the biggest movies in Indian cinema. 

Arun Matheswaran assisted the filmmakers Thiagarajan Kumararaja and Pushkar-Gayathri duo before venturing on his own. He made his directorial debut with Rocky. A gritty gangster drama that gave a glimpse of Arun's flair for noir thrillers. And he followed it with an intense revenge thriller named Saani Kaayidham. Both these movies were minimalist attempts made on a small budget. However, Arun noted that the scale of Captain Miller is huge and "it will have a lot of action, adventure and heroic characters."  

Besides Dhanush, Kannada superstar Shivarajkumar , Sundeep Kishan, Priyanka Arulmohan, Nivedhithaa Sathish, Edward Sonnenblick, and John Kokken.