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The much-awaited Naalai starring Richard and Madhumitha would grace theatres on 16 June. Yet another gangster film, Naalai chronicles the friendship between two gangsters. Director Udayabanu Maheswaran says the challenge was in touching the segments in the relationship of two individuals, condemned by the society. 'There is the human side which I have tried to focus. Everyone craves for a better tomorrow and live on hope. Undergoing a bad phase is all in the life of every individual. One needs a strong will power to get out of that and startlife all again.' Besides Richard and Madhumitha, Nataraj Subramanian, who has worked in numerous advertisement films as cameraman, plays the second hero. Mumbai actor Adityan Srivatsan makes his debut in Tamil. Karthikraja has scored music for the film, while cinematography by G Ramesh and art by Maniraj.
About the film Naalai
Naalai is an electrifying story of the trials and tribulations of two violent gangsters - Justin (Richard) and Nattu (Nataraj Subramanian). Set against the pulsating mafia underworld, Justin and Nattu grow up to become the key lynch pins of Nair (Nasser). They are two reckless, hot-blooded youngsters who know nothing better that what the underworld has taught them. Having played with real ammunition instead of plastic, they lead a dry, listless life that unfolds each tomorrow with no fascination. Death to them is a game, a deal better than life. The only force that binds them and gets them going is their friendship. Theirs is a bond sworn in oblivion that has unknowingly given them a reason to live. As they grow, expanding and finding them in a hard-hitting world, the essence of their friendship infuses the magic of love for life in them. However, there comes a moment in one tomorrow that changes their lives, forever' It unravels as the story unfolds to its explosive and unexpected finale. The film has been produced by internationally renowned documentary filmmaker and cinematographer S. Nallamuthu. The story has been written and directed by Udayabanu Maheshwaran, eminent story and screenplay writer from mainstream Hindi cinema. G. Ramesh is the cinematographer, Karthik Raja the music director, lyrics by Na. Muthukumar, art direction by S. Maniraj, stunts by Super Subbarayan and choreography by Shanti Srihari.
Vinayan with 'Naalai Namadhae
After 'Kasi' and 'En Mana Vaanil', and dubbed version of 'Adbhutadweep ', ace director from Mollywood, Vinayan is once again into Kollywood to create a film, with a message. The new movie titled 'Naalai Namadhae' will be a production for Janaseva Sishu Bhavan, an NGO in Kerala who take care of street children. The movie will also tell a plot based on estranged children who make a living by begging in the streets. The movie which has already started its shoot will feature child actress Sanusha in the lead with able support from Kiran, Rajan P Dev and Manivarnan. The movie being shot at Coimbatore is produced by Jose Maveli in the banner of Janseva Sishu Bhavan films.
Indru Netru Naalai dubbing in progress
Vishnu Vishal, Mia George starred Indru Netru Naalai is in post-production stage. Currently, Vishnu Vishal and team are dubbing for their portions in the movie. Arya, who has played a cameo role in Ravikumar directed Indru Netru Naali also dubbed for his portions in the movie today. Apparently, Vishnu Vishal took the news to Twitter and shared, “Thnx a lot @arya_offl for ur cameo in INDRU NETRU NAALAI :) n finding tym 2 finish dubbin ..wid drctr @Ravikumar_Tup” Indru Netru Naalai is the joint production venture of CV Kumar's Thirukumaran Entertainments and KE Gnanavelraja's Studio Green. Karunakaran, Jayaprakash and Anupama Kumar played key roles in the movie. Hip-Hop Tamizh has composed music while Leo John Paul is taking care of editing department. .
Indru Netru Naalai done with re-recording
Vishnu Vishal's Indru Netru Naalai is gearing up June end release. After super hit trailer and chartbuster songs, INN makers are planning for release on this 26th. Directed by debutante Ravikumar, Indru Netru Naalai enjoys music by Hiphop Tamizha aka Aditya, who had just completed the final mixing of the movie. Mia George has played Vishnu's love interest in this sci-fi film. Jointly produced by CV Kumar's Thirukumaran Entertainments and KE Gnanavelraja's Studio Green, Indru Netru Naalai casts Karunakaran, Jayaprakash and Anupama Kumar in key roles. Arya will be seen in a cameo role.
Indru Netru Naalai to open door for sci-fi genre in Tamil cinema: Director
Debutant director R Ravi Kumar says forthcoming Tamil sci-fi comedy "Indru Netru Naalai", which is said to be the first time travel film in the language, will pave way to filmmakers to explore more stories in the genre. "Tamil filmmakers have been content with romantic comedies and family dramas. I'm confident that my film will open more doors to sci-fi genre in the industry," Kumar told. Featuring Vishnu Vishal in the lead, the film is slated for release on Friday. "Agreed, reading about science could be boring, but it's possible to make a science fiction film that's interesting and entertaining at the same time. Instead of explaining the science behind time travel, I've focussed on the journey of my lead characters in time," he said. According to Kumar, there's lot of room for "creativity and imagination" in this genre. "The predictability factor has become so evident in most Tamil films that audiences have started guessing scenes. In science fiction, there's always some degree of curiosity and excitement. Since most of us don't know what the future holds for us, the same is applicable for a sci-fi film as well," he said. His fascination for computer graphics (CG) persuaded him to start his career with a film in this genre. "This film is based on my short film. I've always been fascinated by CG, and the only genre where you can use it extensively is in science fiction. It's precisely why I wanted to do a full-length sci-fi film with good involvement of CG," he said. He believes it's possible to deliver good output with CG, provided there's lot of planning. "We spent about five months on the pre-production, mostly discussing how we could make the best use of computer graphics. I had prepared my cinematographer and CG team well in advance to work in tandem," he said. "Quite a lot of time was spent on sketching the time machine. We wanted the kind of time machine audiences have not seen before, yet something that's not too complex. As soon the sketch was finalised, our CG team designed it in 3D, and finally our art director physically created it," he added. The reason Kumar chose Vishnu as his hero is because his character is easily relatable. "I could have made this film with a star, but his image would overshadow the time travel concept. Since my story revolves around a common man who stumbles upon such a device, I felt Vishnu would be perfect as audiences can easily accept him as one among them," he said. Citing an example, Kumar said: "In 'Back to the Future', Michael J. Fox was a young boy. Audiences didn't even know him then, but they connected with his character strongly and even today he's remembered for it." Produced by CV Kumar, the film also features Karunakaran and Mia George important roles.