The lead pair of Tamannaah and new boy Siddharth along with Rishi who plays an important role (villain?), director Gandhi Krishna, cameraman ‘Jeeva’ Shankar and music director GV Prakash Kumar were present to meet the media and release the audio.
First things first- The audio rocks. The first song Pattu Poochi…. sung by Naresh Iyer is soft and melodious while the second song which is GV’s personal favourite Kallil Aadum… is hummable.
It was an informal get-together arranged by Nandini of Sony BMG at a coffee shop which was cramped but like Tamannaah said: “ Everybody is talking about space constraints but I feel nice as I feel very near to the media and there is a certain amount of closeness among all of us”.
Director Gandhi Krishna was all praise about late writer Sujatha’s story which inspired him to make this film and producer Aascar Films who had tremendous faith in him. He said: “In fact, I consider Aantha Thandavam as my first film and it is a dedication to Sujatha. I have not changed anything in his story including the names of characters and locations where the story happens from Papanasam to New York. I thank GV Prakash for fantastic songs, Vairamuthu for meaningful lyrics, and my lead actors for giving life to the characters”.
New boy Siddharth, a computer engineer was a bit tensed but thanked the entire unit especially director Gandhi Krishna for giving him a dream debut. Small screen actor Rishi gave a small speech followed by GV Prakash but it was the demure Tamannaah who took everyone by surprise by her confident speech about her experience of working with the team of Anantha Thandavam.
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Audio of Anantha Thandavam launched
cinemanews, Wednesday, October 22, 2008Kannan to direct Jab We Met remake
cinemanews, Friday, October 17, 2008
Jayam Kondaan director Kannan is the chosen one to direct Moserbaer's Tamil remake of Jab We Met, which will have Bharath and Tamannaah in the lead.
The director was preferred over many others as the producers feel that he is in tune with youth audiences. Kannan a former assistant of director Mani Ratnam, understands the pulse of today's audiences, as proved by the success of Jayam Kondaan.
For Kannan it is a big leap forward. He gets to direct the fastest rising star in Kollywood Bharath and the beautiful hot and happening heroine Tamannaah.
The shoot of the film will start in January as Kannan is planning to write the script of the film.
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