[02/18/25 - 10:31 PM] Video: "Suzhal - The Vortex" Season 2 Official Trailer - Prime Video Season two begins with the shocking murder of senior activist lawyer Chellapa, who defended Nandini.
[via press release from Amazon]
Suzhal - The Vortex Season 2 Official Trailer | Prime Video India
Official Release Date Feb 28, 2025 on Prime Video India.
About:
Created by Pushkar and Gayatri, Suzhal - The Vortex S2 begins with the shocking murder of senior activist lawyer Chellapa, who defended Nandini. Sakkarai is summoned to assist the family in their time of crisis. Set against the backdrop of the massive Ashtakaali Festival, the case unravels family secrets and betrayals, and acts in the past that cast long shadows on the present.
Credits :
Director of photography - Abraham Joseph
Music director - Sam C S
Editor - Richard Kevin. A
Executive producer - Gowtham Selvaraj
Production designer - Arun Venjaramoodu
Costume designer - Subhashree Karthik Vijay
Stunt director - Dhilip Subbarayan & Dinesh Subbarayan
Choreographer : Srikrish
VFX supervisor - O K Vijay
Sound Designer - Prabakaran & Dinesh Kumar
DI Colourist - Sivakumar
Mix Engineer - Anand Ramachandran
Associates: Anand Murali ,Kanish Prabhu C ,Arun Amarenthiran , Vinod C
Associate producers - S.Guhapriya, S. Nandakumar
Production Manager - Chakravarthy Narasimhan
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