| Actor | Role | | :--- | :--- | | | Vishwanathan / Wisam Ahmed Kashmiri | | Rahul Bose | Omar Qureshi | | Shekhar Kapur | Colonel Jaganaathan | | Pooja Kumar | Dr. Nirupama | | Andrea Jeremiah | Ashmita Subramaniam | | Nassar | Terrorist Leader - Nazar | | Jaideep Ahlawat | Salim |
2.1 Film synopsis (short) 2.2 Background and production summary 2.3 Key themes and motifs 2.4 Filmmaker and principal cast profiles 2.5 Release timeline and versions (original, extended, dubbed)
Vishwaroopam successfully set the stage for a sequel. was released in 2018, continuing the story of Wisam Ahmad Kashmiri. However, the sequel shifted the setting back to India and the UK and was composed by Ghibran instead of Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy. Index Of Vishwaroopam
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The core strength of the film relies on its complex characters, many of whom navigate dual identities across international borders.
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The most severe controversy erupted over the film’s depiction of Muslim characters. Several Muslim civic organizations, including the Federation of Tamil Nadu Muslims Social and Political Organisation, protested that the film projected the community in a negative light and hurt religious sentiments. As a result, the imposed a two-week ban on the film just a day before its scheduled Pongal release in January 2013. The ban also led to delayed or canceled releases in major overseas markets like Malaysia, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.