Saamy Square (stylized as Saamy²) is a 2018 Indian Tamil-language action thriller film directed by Hari and produced by Shibu Thameens.

[3] In India, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Aarusaamy was transferred out of Tirunelveli after killing corrupt politician Perumal Pichai.

After his return, his grandparents are shocked to see that he has opted for IPS and that he has been posted as a probationary Assistant Commissioner of Police in Tirunelveli.

When Ram asks the reason for their reaction, his grandfather tells the truth that, in fact, his father, Aarusaamy, has been a Deputy Commissioner in Tirunelveli.

Before dying, Saamy manages to open his dead wife's uterus and prematurely deliver his child (Ram).

Bhuvana's parents take Ram and escape to Delhi, while a truck accident planned by Raavana kills the rest of their family.

Ram later razes Perumal's statue, which had been illegally placed at an intersection by Raavana and caused traffic problems.

In August 2016, during the audio launch of Iru Mugan, director Hari made an official announcement that he would unite with Vikram,[4][5] also echoed by the latter,[6] for a sequel to Saamy after 13 years[7] being bankrolled by Shibu Thameens.

During December 2016, Shibu Thameens confirmed that the plan for sequel was still on, putting an end to the rumours of the project being shelved,[10] as director Hari and his team were involved in script development and would tentatively commence the principal photography in April 2017.

[12] In August 2017, it was reported that lyricist Viveka had joined the composer and director for a music composition session at Puducherry.

[18] Trisha was originally going to reprise her role as Bhuvana from the first film but opted out, citing "creative differences";[19] she was replaced by Aishwarya Rajesh.

[25][26] The director also revealed that the film would be shot in Delhi, Mussoorie and Nepal after shooting considerable portions in Chennai.

[31] The film was dubbed and released in Hindi by Pen India Limited and was directly telecasted on Zee Cinema.

M. Suganth of The Times of India gave 2/5 stars and wrote "The nods to the first film only makes the shortcomings much more obvious.

"[34] Priyanka Sundar of Hindustan Times gave 2/5 stars and wrote "Vikram’s new film is exactly the same as Saamy with the only difference being how director Hari has presented the lead character.

K of India Today gave 2/5 stars and wrote "Saamy Square's premise had enough meat to qualify as a perfect commercial entertainer.

"[37] Sowmya Rajendran of The News Minute wrote "The screenplay for 'Saamy Square' probably reads as an endless series of slaps.