Suriya has been on a generational comeback as a star at the box office after 13 years, this year. With Karuppu, Vishwanath & Sons and Scene, he completed hat-trick of hits. Scene released with glowing critical appreciation and positive audience reception. 

Now, he is concentrating on his next film in the direction of TJ Gnanvel, produced by Hombale Films. The movie shoot has begun three months ago and recent reports state that the team is flying to Japan to shoot next portions. This schedule will last for twenty days and it is highly important state reports. 

Already, Gnanavel worked with Suriya and delivered a cult film like Jai Bhim. The movie won National award and this time, the combo is coming up with the story of a doctor who works tirelessly for the patients and tries to treat them charging least possible fee. 

There is a real life doctor from Tamil Nadu who lived by these principles and Gnanvel has written a commerically viable content driven film that suits Suriya, perfectly, state makers. Further reports, state that the movie is aiming for May release and final date will be announced post Sankranti. 

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Meanwhile, Suriya and Karthi will go on a holiday trip during Christmas and New Year holidays with their respective families, together, state reports. Suriya is jubiliant after going through humiliation at the box office with Kanguva kind of disasters. 

His fans are expressing their jubiliation on social media praising his guts for choosing a film like Scene. Jithu Madhavan directed the film with Nazriya Nazim and Naslen in prominent characters. Their performances are being loved by all. 

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