Ennul Aayiram

Ennul Aayiram is a 2016 Indian Tamil suspense drama film written and directed by Krishna Kumar. The film features newcomers Maha and Marina Michael in the lead roles, while Vincent Asokan and Krishnamoorthy play supporting roles. The film features music composed by Gopi Sunder and was released on 22 April 2016.[1]

Ennul Aayiram
Directed byKrishna Kumar
Produced byDelhi Ganesh
StarringMaha
Marina Michael
Shruti Yugal
Swarupu
Vincent Asokan
Annamalai Suchu]
Music byGopi Sunder
CinematographyAthisaya Raj
Edited byShanmugam Velusamy
Production
company
Om Ganesh Creations
Release date
  • 22 April 2016 (2016-04-22)
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Cast

  • Maha as Ashok
  • Marina Michael as Suhasini
  • Shruti Yugal
  • Vincent Asokan
  • Sivaji
  • Swarupu Alias Karthic Shankar
  • Ravi Raj Krishna
  • Krishnamoorthy
  • Annamalai Suchu

Production

In early 2015, actor Delhi Ganesh chose to convert his theatre company Om Ganesh Creations into a production studio and launched a film starring his son, Maha, in the lead role. Titled Ennul Aayiram, the film featured newcomers with Malayalam actress Marina Michael signed on to portray the leading female role.[2][3] The idea of making a film first emerged after Maha was narrated a storyline by Krishna Kumar, an erstwhile assistant to director A. L. Vijay, and the Maha subsequently took the project to his father.[4]Vincent Asokan also signed on to work on the film, ending his sabbatical from signing Tamil films, while Gopi Sunder was signed to compose the film's music.[5] The film's shoot was completed in fifty days in Chennai and Pondicherry.

Delhi Ganesh asked R. Madhavan[6] to release a single online to promote the project, while Ganesh also convinced Kamal Haasan to release the film's audio soundtrack during February 2016.[7][8]

Release

The Hindu wrote that "Ennul Aayiram exists almost just as an advertisement of his repertoire of skills".[9]

gollark: Go uses an eldritch thing where you use PascalCase for *public* things and camelCase for *private* things.
gollark: No, Go does NOT.
gollark: I think in Nim you can somehow use any case and it automatically maps them onto the right one when using external stuff.
gollark: This is fairly okay.
gollark: In Rust, you use PascalCase for types/traits/etc and snake_case for methods/variables/[REDACTED]/apioforms.

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.