சசிகுமார் படத்தில் முதன் முறையாக ஜோடி சேரும் நடிகை நிக்கி கல்ராணி

   நாடோடிகள் 2 திரைப்படம் வெளியாகும் நிலையில்  ,கொம்பு வச்ச சிங்கம்டா, கென்னடி கிளப் படங்களில் நடித்து வருகிறார் இயக்குனர் /நடிகர் சசிகுமார். இதனை தொடர்ந்து தற்போது புதிய படம் ஒன்றில் நடிக்கிறார் சசிகுமார்.நடிகை  நிக்கி கல்ராணி கதாநாயகியாக நடிக்கிறார்.மேலும் ராதா ரவி ,தம்பி ராமைய்யா ,விஜய குமார் ,ரேகா,சுமித்ரா , சதிஷ் ,மனோபாலா ரமேஷ் கண்ணா ,சிங்கம் புலி ,நிரோஷா ,யோகி பாபு போன்ற 30 க்கும் மேற்பட்ட கலைஞர்கள் நடிக்கிறார்கள்.

 இன்னும் பெயரிடப்படாத இப்படத்தை, இயக்குனர் சுந்தர்.சி யிடம் உதவியாளராக இருந்த கதிர்வேலு என்பவர் இயக்குகிறார். இந்த படம் சசிகுமாருக்கு 19 படமாகும். இப்படத்தில் சசிகுமார் IT இல் பணிபுரியும் நபராக வித்யாசமான கதாபாத்திரத்தில் நடிக்கிறார்.செந்தூர் பிலிம்ஸ் சார்பில் டிடி.ராஜா என்பவர் தயாரிக்கிறார். சித்தார்த் ஒளிப்பதிவு செய்ய, சாம்.சிஎஸ் இசையமைக்கிறார்.கலை இயக்கம் சுரேஷ் மற்றும் படத்தொகுப்பினை சபு  ஜோசப் செய்யகின்றனர்.

(நிர்வாக தயாரிப்பு  N .சிவகுமார் , தயாரிப்பு மேற்பார்வை பாண்டியன் பரமசிவம் ) இப்படத்தின் படப்பிடிப்பு  பொள்ளாச்சியில் வருகின்ற 11 ஆம் தேதி முதல் நடைபெற இருக்கிறது.

நடிகர் & நடிகைகள் :

சசிகுமார் ( Hero) நிக்கி கல்ராணி ( Heroine)

தம்பி ராமைய்யா  ,யோகி பாபு,கும்கி அஸ்வின் ,சதிஷ் ,ஆடம்ஸ் ,

ராதா ரவி ,சந்தான  லட்சுமி  ,சரவணா சக்தி ,சசிகலா ,மணி ,யமுனா

சிலம்பம் சேதுபதி ,ரமணி ,விஜய குமார் ,சுமித்ரா  ,ராஜ் கபூர் ,ரேகா  ,தாஸ் ,

மணி சந்தனா  ,நமோ நாராயணன் ,மணி மேகலை,மீரா ,மனோபாலா,

லாவண்யா  ,சிங்கம் புலி, சுந்தர் ,ரஞ்சனா, நிரோஷா ,

ரமேஷ் கண்ணா, சமர் ,ரஞ்சிதா ,ரம்யா ,சாம்ஸ் ,தீபா கிரி

   

தொழில்நுட்ப குழு :

இயக்கம்                                                        :  K .கதிர்வேலு

ஒளிப்பதிவாளர்                                     :  சித்தார்த்

இசை                                                                 :   சாம் C .S

படத்தொகுப்பு                                          : V .J சபு ஜோசப்

கலை இயக்கம்                                         : சுரேஷ்

நிர்வாக தயாரிப்பு                                : N .சிவகுமார்

தயாரிப்பு மேற்பார்வை                      : பாண்டியன் பரமசிவம்

தயாரிப்பு                                                      : T .D ராஜா

மக்கள் தொடர்பு                                      : ரியாஸ் கே அஹ்மத்

Filmmaker Karthik Thangavel on Adanga Maru

Filmmaker Karthik Thangavel on Adanga Maru 

It stands out to be a fact that ‘Commercial Entertainer’ happens to be the most difficult among all genres. Of course, every ‘Emotion’ denotes a ‘Genre’ and bringing them all together is a huge challenge that very few filmmakers possess. Filmmaker Karthik Thangavel as believed by his entire family of “Adanga Maru” has achieved such craftsmanship. Hailing from the school of most celebrated filmmakers like Saran, Ameer and Cheran.

“It’s nice to hear such a verdict from a team of excellent talents. Especially, to hear it from Sujataa madam is a blessing. She has been the one who actually accompanied me from the initial stage. Now I am happy that somehow, I have lived up to her expectations,” says Karthik Thangavel, who shifts his words of honour for Jayam Ravi. “Well, I am so exhilarated that our team and close associates have been labeling ‘Adanga Maru’ as a perfect entertainer. In this case, all credit goes to Jayam Ravi sir. Initially, my script was raw and rustic, which he kept insisting me to tone down so that it becomes a treat for universal audience. What I really admired about him is that he could have easily ignored this script as there is a long queue awaiting his time. But he stood beside me suggesting and accepting my opinions too, which indeed has yielded us all a good output.” 

Ask him about the pillars of Adanga Maru and he tells us, “Every actor and technician in the film! They have exerted an unbelievable effort for the movie.  I am so much privileged to get this team of actors and technicians, who have given life to my ideas.” 

Adanga Maru is scheduled for worldwide release by Clapboard Productions on December 21. Featuring Jayam Ravi and Raashi Khanna in lead roles, the film is produced by Sujataa Vijayakumar for Home Movie Makers. Sam CS has composed music for this film with Sathyan Sooryan as cinematographer and Ruben as editor.

Jayam Ravi’s physique and tailor-made Young Angry Man look is a boon to stunt choreographers

“Jayam Ravi’s physique and tailor-made Young Angry Man look is a boon to stunt choreographers” 

– Stun Siva 

Stunt choreographer Stun Siva seems to be so much excited as he instantly opens upon Jayam Ravi even before we could put forward the question about his experience in Adanga Maru. He says, “Jayam Ravi’s physique and tailor-made Young Angry Man look is a boon to stunt choreographers. The reason why I say this is that it wasn’t a comfortable means for me alone, but for every stuntman who has worked with him in his erstwhile movies. “Action Genre” has been an integral part of Jayam Ravi movies, which we can easily count from his initial stage of filmdom itself. More precisely, the lineup of movies over the past couple of years has been much more appropriate for mind-blowing action blocks. This added up a kind of challenge to deliver something different and unique in Adanga Maru. But Karthik Thangavel’s concept created space to experiment something differently. The entire premise of the film itself is based on protagonist’s brainy and brawny acts. So we had accordingly planned and executed them.” 

A noteworthy fact is that both the sons of Stun Siva – Kevin Kumar and youngest one, Steven Kumar are Karate champions and have even got qualified for Olympics. Since the film’s climax action sequence demanded for martial arts, he had the idea of bringing Kevin to co-choreograph it. 

Stun Siva feels Adanga Maru to be a special film as it marks the debut of his eldest son Kevin as stunt choreographer. “Yes, this is a project that will remain so special and close to my heart for years to come. My eldest son Kevin and I got the opportunity to choreograph the climax action sequence in the film.”

Adanga Maru is produced by Sujataa Vijayakumar of Home Movie Makers, which will have its worldwide theatrical exhibition from December 21.

I could feel the heat of Jayam Ravi’s ferocious cop act on the sets

“I could feel the heat of Jayam Ravi’s ferocious cop act on the sets” – Cinematographer Sathyan Sooryan 

Be it dusty lands or the exquisite landscapes, his visual elegance has always enabled us for a wonderful movie-watching experience. Cinematographer Sathyan Sooryan has carved an impeccable niche of recognition through top-notch visuals. Here are some of the excerpts from this celebrated visual magician as he speaks about “Adanga Maru” scheduled for December 21 release. 

On the first note, he abruptly starts talking about Jayam Ravi saying,  “I have been a close friend to Jayam Ravi and we have been acquainted for a very long time. But just imagine a soft spoken person transforming into a power house within few seconds after the camera goes on. In fact, I could feel the heat of Jayam Ravi’s ferocious cop act on the sets.” 

Having seen Jayam Ravi play cop in many movies, how different was to see him and shoot for ‘Adanga Maru’? Sathyan reverts, “Yes, I have admired his versatile performance as cop in Bogan and Thani Oruvan. But there is something about his performance in Adanga Maru, which stands out to be entirely exceptional in comparison to his previous movies. It’s all because of Ravi’s uttermost efforts in giving importance to his body language and mannerisms. So is Raashi Khanna, who sincerely prepares before every scene, even for the simplest walks as well.” 

While speaking about the technical team, Sathyan Sooryan says, “Being the captain of ship, Karthik Thangavel had a perfect plan made during pre-production phase. Precisely, this helped me a lot for preparing the best. Shooting the action sequence was pretty much challenging, especially the climax act. It doesn’t simply involve the routine combat, but involves some brainy factors too. While Stunt Siva and his son Kevin Kumar along with art director would often display their ‘Perfectionist’ avatar, I had no option but to work as hard as them.” 

Adanga Maru is produced by Sujatha Vijayakumar of Home Movie Makers and is directed by Karthik Thangavel.