Aridhu Aridhu Movie Photo Gallery
Cast: Aadhi , Meera Nandan, Santhanam
Music: S. Thaman
Produced: P.L Thenappan
Camera: Sethu Sriram
Banner: Sri Rajalakshmi Films
Aridhu Aridhu Stills
One more NRI lass is making her entry into Kollywood and this time, the lady is from New Zealand. What’s more, the actress, Uttara, may well be the first heroine to have acted in a Tamil movie, without having set foot in Tamil Nadu at all!
The movie, titled Aridhu Aridhu, being directed by K R Mathivanan (a former associate of director Shankar), has been shot in Australia.
Says Mathivanan, “Ninety per cent of the movie has been shot in exotic locales around Australia and I hired technicians from Hollywood to shoot some heart-stopping chase sequences in the heart of Melbourne city.”
The movie will also feature Harish, another debutant. Thaman S has composed the music for the film while fashion designer Nazia Syed has designed the costumes. Claims the director, “My film is a love-cum-action story.” Well, we’re waiting for it to hit the screens… Source:timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Cast: Aadhi , Meera Nandan, Santhanam
Music: S. Thaman
Produced: P.L Thenappan
Camera: Sethu Sriram
Banner: Sri Rajalakshmi Films
Aridhu Aridhu Stills
One more NRI lass is making her entry into Kollywood and this time, the lady is from New Zealand. What’s more, the actress, Uttara, may well be the first heroine to have acted in a Tamil movie, without having set foot in Tamil Nadu at all!
The movie, titled Aridhu Aridhu, being directed by K R Mathivanan (a former associate of director Shankar), has been shot in Australia.
Says Mathivanan, “Ninety per cent of the movie has been shot in exotic locales around Australia and I hired technicians from Hollywood to shoot some heart-stopping chase sequences in the heart of Melbourne city.”
The movie will also feature Harish, another debutant. Thaman S has composed the music for the film while fashion designer Nazia Syed has designed the costumes. Claims the director, “My film is a love-cum-action story.” Well, we’re waiting for it to hit the screens… Source:timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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