First in Aayirathil Oruvan, now in Paradesi

The music of Paradesi was composed in a very interesting manner, composer G.V.Prakash said. It seems Bala had shot the visuals first and Prakash then composed his tunes based on the visuals. He had followed a similar routine for one of Aayirathil Oruvan’s songs too, filmed by director Selvaraghavan.

G.V has used live instruments extensively for Paradesi, thanks to the period setting and hasn’t depended on electronic music.

There would also be two extra songs in the movie in addition to the existing songs in the music CD. One would be a marriage song as Prakash felt that the situation demanded a nice little number. Paradesi is set for release on the 15th of March, coming Friday.

''Fans will enjoy to the core when they see my Suriya movie''

Director Lingusamy’s upcoming project with Suriya is already one among the highly anticipated ventures in the industry. The director is currently readying the script solely keeping Suriya in mind and he also said that the film will be an action packed venture like his earlier ones.

Yuvan Shankar Raja will provide the music for this one and Lingusamy believes that this film will prove to be important to him, his banner Thirrupathi Brothers and to Suriya too. He believes that fans will really enjoy themselves in the theater with hoots and whistles, when they see this movie.

Shooting is expected to start after April.

Vishwaroopam 2 expected to be easier than the first part

With the sequel to Vishwaroopam already in people’s minds thanks to the big success of the first part and also due to the exciting teaser at the end of the first part, Kamal Haasan is all geared up to film the sequel in right earnest.

He said that it would be easy to film the sequel compared to the first part as all his actors already have the script in hand and the rhythm of narration has already been established. He said that the actors just needed to get back into the groove.

The pre-production of the sequel has started and Kamal has already canned 15% of the sequel as these were war scenes which he couldn’t afford to shoot again. Kamal is also relieved about the profit that the first part made and is happy that he can continue to indulge in his passion of making movies.

Chennaiyil Oru Naal comes out clean on 29th

The Tamil remake of the 2011 Malayalam hit Traffic, titled Chennaiyil Oru Naal, has been censored with a clean U certificate and it will hit the screens worldwide on March 29th. This film has an ensemble cast comprising the likes of Sarath Kumar, Prasanna, Cheran, Prakash Raj, Iniya, Parvathy Menon and Radhika to name a few. Suriya is also believed to be doing a small cameo appearance in the flick.

Newspaper ads have come out today saying that Sun Pictures would be involved in the theatrical distribution of the film.

Shaheed Kader directs this film which has been written by brothers, Bobby and Sanjay. There will be multiple narratives in the movie with a single incident proving to be crucial to all the characters’ lives.