GANESH CHANDRASEKARAN's TUNE ROARS FOR CHENNAI SUPER KINGS ANTHEM

After leaving no stone unturned with his debut film Ezhumin marking his presence with some rocking numbers by collaborating with the likes of Dhanush, Anirudh and Yogi B, young composer Ganesh Chandrasekaran is on a cloud nine as he is upbeat about his next single titled 'Chennai Super Kings Da' for the most popular team and Chennai's pride Chennai Super Kings. CSK Da is an inspiring number with the lyric written by the composer himself. When asked about the song, the composer said, the cricketer in me has brought life into the song. I was able to connect the game of cricket with the song having played the game for so long years. It only brought the best out of me. The song was sung by super singer's fame Sai Vignesh, Tanuj Menon and Rajesh Giriprasad with as many as ten kids doing the chorus, the composer added. The single track was produced by Vasanth under the banner of Vasy Music. The song is released by celebrities such as Padmashri Dr.Vivek, actress Aishwarya Rajesh and Kanaa's fame director Arunraja Kamaraj on 22nd March at 6pm. Surely Ganesh Chandrasekaran has set his tune roar, this time for our pride CSK.

CINEMATOGRAPHER DINESH KRISHNAN ON KANAA

CINEMATOGRAPHER DINESH KRISHNAN ON KANAA 

If an actor and director have wowed audiences by scoring huge in different genres, a major stake of credits obviously goes to cinematographers. Especially, to a visual magician like Dinesh Krishnan, who has proved his top-notch potentials in different genre of movies with unique treatments of colours and shades in a short span of time, he affirms Kanaa is the greatest ever challenge to be accomplished. Precisely, it is distinctly noticeable with variations of angles and tones in visual promos of Kanaa, where the film itself is set against two different backdrops. One being the rural zone and Cricket stadium as another had eventually put him through heavy works.  Of course, a cricket match captured through multi-camera set-ups with professional camera crew might offer us a crystal-clear view of even the minutest ball movements, but for Dinesh Krishnan, it should have been a double-baggage, isn’t it? 

“If so, all credit goes to filmmaker Arunraja Kamaraj and his team of assistants and storyboard artists. Even before I could feel those challenges and pressures, they had belittled my assumptions by giving a clear picture of what had to be filmed. Incisively, this was very much useful while canning the portions of cricket matches,” utters Dinesh Krishnan by instantly pushing all recognitions towards others in the team. 

So were there any other challenges that had to be handled during the shoot. “Kanaa isn’t just an emotional film, but has lots of racy moments as well. Usually, capturing emotions would demand for close-up shots, whereas when it came alongside raciness in matches, it had to be balanced eventually. Moreover, with ace performers like Sathyaraj sir, Aishwarya Rajesh and Sivakarthikeyan delivering an awe-inspiring act, it added a sense of more responsibility. However, an efficient team effort gave a clear insight about output that made the process smoother,” tots up Dinesh. 

While appreciating producer-actor, he adds, “I must thank producer Sivakarthikeyan for being completely open to my ideas. He was never hesitant towards anything. His only intention was to deliver a high quality film and was eager to spend lavishly. I have always admired the way he projects his looks on the screens, but I couldn’t take off my eyes for his new makeover.” 

Produced by Sivakarthikeyan Productions and helmed by Arunraja Kamaraj, Kanaa is scheduled for worldwide release on December 21.