PART 2 Leo Post-release Lokesh Kanagaraj Interview with Sudhir Srinivasan | Vijay | ENG Subs

In this spoiler-filled interaction with Sudhir Srinivasan, #LokeshKanagaraj talks about all things #Leo, bringing #Vijay into the LCU, and more

English subtitles have been added to the video to reach a wider audience.

This is the SECOND part of the interaction

00:00 - 5:22 - Including History of Violence, what are the other inspirations in Loki's films

05:23 - 07:00 - How did Loki sketch the husband-wife equation in Leo

07:01 - 09:44 - How did the hyena come into the Loki Universe

09:45 - 12:08 - What does Loki think of how people connect the hyena metaphor and other layers of Leo

12:09 - 14:23 - What elevated Loki's cinematic knowledge

14:24 - 17:48 - What does Loki think of the audience understanding?

17:49 - 19:37 - What are the plans for the hyena in the LCU?

19:38 - 20:49 - Will Loki attempt the horror genre?

20:50 - 23.58 - How does Loki zero in on the retro songs in his films?

23:59 - 26:16 - How does Loki create an atmosphere for usage of these songs?

26:17 - 27:20 - What inspired Loki to make that badass Vijay intro card?

27:21 - 28:11 - Why does Loki believe second time is the charm?

28:12 - 28:38 - Loki on finally bringing Mansoor Ali Khan into the LCU

28:39 - 29:57 - What were the steps Loki took to ensure Parthiban's body adapted to the war scars?

29:58 - 32:16 - How important is Anirudh to Loki's films?

32:17 - 34:27 - What were the various contributions of Anirudh to LEO?

34:28 - 36:14 - How does Loki work with Anbariv to get the fight choreography on point in Leo?

36:15 - 37:35 - Does Loki think that the stunts got a bit generic in certain scenes in the second half?

37:36 - 39:24 - What was the most satisfying response Loki got post the release of Leo? What was his biggest takeaway?

39:25 - 41:10 - Loki opens up on the LCU Routemap

41:11 - 43:23 - Loki signs off by talking about his next biggie, Thalaivar 171


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