Dhruv
Vikram,
the
son
of
popular
actor
Chiyaan
Vikram
and
Shailaja,
is
an
established
actor
now.
The
star
kid
made
his
acting
debut
with
Adithya
Varma,
the
official
Tamil
remake
of
the
Telugu
blockbuster
Arjun
Reddy.
Later,
Dhruv
co-starrer
his
father
Vikram
in
the
Amazon
Prime
Video
original
movie
Mahaan,
which
is
helmed
by
Karthik
Subbaraj.
However,
it
is
the
recently
released
Mari
Selvaraj
film
Bison
Kaalamadan,
which
established
him
as
a
promising
leading
man.
Recently,
it
was
confirmed
that
Dhruv
Vikram
has
been
considered
for
the
leading
role
in
the
upcoming
official
Tamil
remake
of
the
acclaimed
Bollywood
film,
Kill.
The
reports
initially
excited
the
actor’s
fans
and
cine
goers.
However,
the
recent
updates
suggest
that
the
Bison
Kaalamadan
actor
has
walked
out
of
the
much-awaited
project.
Dhruv
Vikram
Walks
Out
Of
Kill
Remake?
If
the
recent
reports
are
to
be
believed,
Dhruv
Vikram
decided
to
step
down
from
the
upcoming
Tamil
remake
of
Kill,
owing
to
its
extremely
violent
scenes.
According
to
the
grapevine,
the
young
actor
made
this
big
career
decision
over
the
advice
of
director
Mari
Selvaraj,
whom
he
considers
his
mentor.
The
rumour
mills
suggest
that
the
acclaimed
filmmaker
advised
Dhruv
against
being
part
of
such
a
violent
film,
soon
after
doing
a
rooted
drama
like
Bison
Kaalamadan.
For
the
unversed,
Kill
is
an
action-thriller
film
which
was
premiered
at
IFFI
2023,
and
was
later
released
in
theaters
in
July
2024.
Lakshya
and
Raghav
Juya
played
the
lead
roles
in
the
movie,
which
revolves
around
an
NSG
commando
named
Amrit,
who
travels
to
meet
his
girlfriend
Tulika,
after
learning
she
is
engaged
to
someone
else.
Dhruv
Vikram
was
initially
approached
to
play
the
role
of
Amrit,
which
is
originally
essayed
by
Lakshya,
in
the
Tamil
remake.