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Thamizh MA, directed by debutant Ram, a one-time associate of Balu Mahendra, starring Jeeva is ready for release. According to Ram, the movie carries a lofty theme. "It is the story of a Tamil postgraduate who is unable to carve a niche for him and the pains he has to undergo in the process. A newcomer Anjali plays opposite Jeeva". Karunaas plays a prominent role while director Azhagam Perumal is also in the cast. Jeeva appears in four different roles. According to Jeeva, "It is one of the challenging roles that I have played in my short career so far. All credits to Ram for conceiving a different storyline. It carries a strong message too". "Yuvanshankar's music is a major highlight. He has brought out the emotions and travails of the male protagonist", says Ram.
I had to work on my character in 'Lootera': Ranveer Singh
Ranveer Singh said that ait was not easy for him to slip into the role in the film "Lootera". "It took me some time to get into the character. I had to work through it to get the kind of reserved character I had to be. It was even frustrating and on the fourth day I told Vikram that I was not the right choice. But Vikram worked with me through it and made me discover a new side to myself," Ranveer said at the music launch of the film held here at Friday. The actor, who has been seen in films like "Band Baaja Baaraat" and "Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl", will next be seen in "Lootera", directed by Vikramaditya Motwane. The film stars Ranveer Singh opposite Sonakshi Sinha. Motwane said: "It was a tough task but they were fantastic and easy to work with. Once I narrate the story I don't interfere in actors' actual performances." Music director Amit Trivedi who has done a fabulous job with the music of the film said it was it was the director and the script which drove him. "It is the director and the script which drives me. Vikram always manages to churn out the best out of me," Amit said. The period romance hits the screens on July 5.