Kaithi 2 is on Stephen Raj lives says Hareesh Peradi - Nayanathara pa- in- law cheated family

Actor Hareesh Peradi told CANCHANNEL MEDIA , a YouTube channel that Lokesh Kanagaraj told him the story of Kaithi sequel and his placement in the story. He said that his character Stephen Raj in Kaithi gets killed in start of Vikram and yet he has a role in Kaithi 2. He added that it could have changed by Lokesh. He said that Nelson called him For Rajinikanth’s Jailor as he acted in the director’s Kolmaavu Kokila. However Lijo called him for Mohanlal’s Malaikotai Valiban and he was much needed as it involved riding two huge bulls bred in Rajasthan. Nelson told him to take up the Malayalam film as they cannot find a replacement. Harish said that he missed a chance with Rajinikanth and with Kamal Haasan as he gets killed at start of Vikram by masked hood wearing actor.

a complaint has been filed against Director Vignesh Shivan's father Sivakolundhu in Lalgudi Deputy Superintendent of Police office. Vignesh Shivan's cousins, his dad's elder brother Manickam, who lives in Lalgudi, and Saroja, the wife of another brother Kunjithapadham who lives in Cpimbatotre , have also filed this complain In the complaint, it is said that Sivakolundhu has usurped the jointly owned property without their knowledge and sold them and submitted the evidence has also been submitted. It is also said that Vignesh Shivan's mother Meena Kumari, sister Aishwarya, Vignesh Shivan and is wife and actress Nayanthara have been named in the complaint. According to the complaint, Meena Kumari, Aishwarya and Vignesh Shivan have to give back the property sold by their father as Vignesh Shivan's father Sivakolundhu who worked as a police informer has already passed away. This incident has become the talk of the town in Tamil film industry

Malavika Mohanan - Aishwarya Rajesh and Madhoo open up at Maitri event

Madhoo explaining why she quit the film industry, in the early days of her career I decided to leave the film industry initially because I had acted in movies like Roja, Annayya, and Yodha, among others, where I played strong female characters. However, I eventually shifted my focus primarily to Hindi films since I was based in Mumbai and wanted to be a part of that industry. During the 90s, action films and heroes dominated the scene, and my roles mainly involved dancing, delivering a few romantic lines, and shedding tears with parents. While I enjoyed dancing, I realized that I was deeply unhappy with this shift from films like Roja. I recognized that my true passion lay in being an artist and doing meaningful work. Whenever my shooting dates approached and I had to go for shoots, I couldn't shake off the feeling of dissatisfaction. After working in the industry for about 9-10 years, I decided it was time to quit. The moment I found a reason, which was when I wanted to get married, I wrote a letter to the people in the industry, expressing my intention to leave. It was partly driven by a sense of arrogance, childhood arrogance, I recognize that now, but at that time I felt that they didn't deserve me. Deep down, I knew I wanted to accomplish much more in my career. So I decided to get married, have children, and continue with my life. However, it was only after leaving the industry that I truly understood my identity as an artist. I realized that I needed to return to the field and secure a role that would allow me to fully express my talents and pursue my passion. Few of them from the conversations :- Madhoo on outshining male actors with her performance: I often feel that after reviewing the footage on the editing table, if a male actor perceives that the female actor has performed well or delivered their lines effectively, they proceed to edit or remove the entire scene. Alternatively, they opt to reshoot the scene altogether. In those instances, I would question the need for reshooting and inquire about the rationale behind it. The response I would receive was that the actors themselves requested it. And then I used to think but what about me? I have done well! Madhoo on ageism in the industry: It becomes exceedingly difficult to secure a meaty role when working onscreen. I have no interest in portraying the character of Ajay Devgn's mother. And this is a probable scenario! We were both launched in the industry simultaneously and are of similar age. However, things are changing. Recently, Tabu, who is also my contemporary, starred opposite Ajay Devgan in some recent films, and I am immensely grateful for the positive changes that the industry has undergone. The emergence of OTT platforms allows for the creation of content that doesn't rely on drawing audiences to theaters. Regardless of one's age, size, or color, it is now possible to tell your story and receive recognition. I commend exceptional women who produce such narratives and provide opportunities for individuals like us to make a comeback irrespective of age. Malavika Mohan on the deep patriarchy that exists in society: I think there's this idea, that even with our dreams, we are told to dream a certain way. When you are embarking on this whole journey of being an actor, the idea of being a successful female actor that is sold to you is that if you work with the male biggies, that means you've arrived, that is the benchmark of success. So that's what every female actor in this country has been taught. Therefore, when work started coming my way, my go-to instinct was to work with these ‘biggies’. And when you work with a big male star and get overnight success, sometimes you start associating your worth with the worth of your project or the actor you are associated with. I realized that started happening with me. This realization reminded me of something my mother used to mention. She would often watch Malayalam films from the 1960s and 1970s, during which actresses were offered remarkable roles. She would express her admiration for those times – she would ask me to pray for ‘good’, ‘meaty’ roles. As a 20-21-year-old, I failed to fully grasp her perspective, questioning why she held such sentiments, and told her she should be telling me to pray for ‘big’ movies. However, having now completed a full circle in my own journey, I understand that securing substantial roles is the key to sustaining one's career and leaving a lasting impact. This ensures that you are not merely a temporary sensation or a passing trend. Aishwarya Rajesh on becoming her own hero: I come from a background with no connections to the film industry – my father was in cinema, but unfortunately, I lost him when I was 8. My journey to becoming an actor was challenging. I faced discouragement and criticism based on my appearance, particularly my dark complexion. People told me that I wasn't suitable to be an actor, and that I couldn't even stand behind someone on set. However, despite these setbacks, I decided to give it a try and prove those naysayers wrong. Slowly but steadily, I began to make progress and achieve success. I had a strong desire to work in female-centric films, and I was fortunate to get opportunities in that domain. However, as my career progressed, I noticed a decline in opportunities to work with prominent male stars. In response, I started questioning whether the roles they offered were truly aligned with my level of skill and ambition. These thoughts crossed my mind, at least in a lighthearted manner, as I reflected on my journey so far (laughs). After the success of my film Kaaka Muttai, the entire film industry showered me with praise. However, despite the positive reception, I found myself in a surprising predicament: I wasn't receiving any offers for almost a year and a half. It was a period of stagnation, and I felt frustrated by the lack of opportunities. If we examine my filmography today, apart from a few prominent actors like Dhanush, Vijay Sethupathi, Sivakarthikeyan, and Dulquer Salmaan, who appreciated my work, I haven't been offered roles by other actors who admired my performances. That's when I had the opportunity to work on a film called Kanaa, which marked the beginning of my journey in female-centric cinema. Since then, I have acted as the sole protagonist in around fifteen films or more. Despite this, I still ponder why the prominent male actors haven't approached me yet. However, I made a conscious decision to embrace being the hero of my own films. This mindset shift has brought me immense happiness and allowed me to let go of any concerns or worries regarding the involvement of bigger heroes. I have established my own audience, and that is something I truly cherish. Prime Video, India’s most-loved entertainment destination, today released the latest session of Maitri: Female First Collective, hosting its maiden discussion in Chennai. Launched last year, the collective is an endeavour to create a safe space where women from the Indian media and entertainment industry can come together to discuss their experiences, challenges and successes, and offer their perspective on bringing about a positive shift. The session featured 8 eminent women from India’s various entertainment industries, ranging from award-winning prolific actors who have worked across languages like Malavika Mohanan, Aishwarya Rajesh and Madhoo, to women who have left an indelible mark behind the camera, like creator, writer, showrunner & producer Reshma Ghatala, writer & director Swathi Raghuraaman, and cinematographer Yamini Yagnamurthy, in addition to Aparna Purohit, creator – Maitri & head of India Originals, Prime Video, and Smriti Kiran, creator and curator of Maitri & founder, Polka Dots LightBox. Highlights from the latest session are now available on Maitri’s YouTube channel https://youtu.be/G6ZPAE9RMlU

Shah Rukh on Jawan - Shane Nigam RDX for Onam

Shah Rukh Khan loves to interact with his ardent fans and admirers across the globe through his #AskSRK session that he conducts on social media quite often. On the occasion of Shah Rukh Khan celebrating 31 years in film industry , the superstar again took to Twitter and announced an #AskSRK session. Apart from witty and hilarious reverts, the superstar spilled beans on his highly anticipated movie ‘Jawan’ and also spoke about his remarkable journey. One thing that he has been following consistently from the last 31 years SRK reveals , I write a whole backstory and ideology of the character. Sometimes share it with the director or just keep it to myself. It could be a poem or a whole story." On naming twin babies! While a fan who is pregnant with twin babies informed SRK about naming them Pathan and Jawan, the actor replied, “All the best but please name them something better”! On a fan asking for a role for his friend in Jawan! SRK replied, “Pyaar se dost ko samjhana padega ki aisa nahi hoga… Watch Jawan with all the josh! Reverting to a user’s question, SRK wrote, “Nahi beta, jawan ke din jawani ke josh mein theater pe jaana hai!” Jawan teaser – all ready! Revealing the most important information related to the teaser of his highly-anticipated movie Jawan, SRK said, “It’s all ready getting other assets in place. Don’t worry it’s all in a happy place… #Jawan On students completing their graduation this year! SRK said, “All the best in life and remember whatever u have learnt will come handy in life…sometime.

Star studded family action movie RDX’s first look and the motion posters have now upped the expectations of the movie. The film is all set to hit the big screen on August 25th as Onam release. Directed by the debutant Nahas Hidayath, ‘RDX’ is a thorough action entertainer starring Shane Nigam, Neeraj Madhav and Antony Varghese in significant lead roles as the characters Robert, Xavier and Dony respectively. Written by Nahas Hidayath, Shabas Rasheed and Adarsh Sukumaran. Babu Antony, Lal, Aima Rosmy Sebastian, Baiju Santhosh, Mahima Nambiar, and Maala Parvathi are also in significant roles in this action entertainer. Produced by Sophia Paul’s Weekend Blockbusters, RDX will be heavy on action, with martial arts being an integral factor. National award-winning stunt duo Anbariv (KGF, Kaithi, and Vikram) has done the action choreography. Sam CS (Kaithi, Vikram Vedha) is on board as the composer, with lyrics by Manu Manjith. Alex J Pulickal (Action Hero Biju, Driving Licence) is the director of photography, and Chaman Chacko is in charge of editing. Costumes – Dhanya Balakrishnan, Make up – Ronex Xavier, Art Director – Joseph Nellickal, Finance Controller – Sibon C Simon, Production Controller – Javed Chembu, Weekend Blockbusters Production Manager – Roji P Kurian

Singer Rajalakshmi - Dhoni -Ram Charan - Meena Chabbria - Nikhila Vimal in news

The movie 'Licence' is produced by N. Jeevanandham under JRG Productions. Directed by Ganapathy Balamurugan, Rajalakshmi Senthil, a well-known contestant from Vijay TV's Super Singer, is making her debut as an actress in Tamil cinema by taking on the female lead role. The cast of the film includes Radharavi, N. Jeevanandham, Vijay Bharat, Pasa. Karuppaiah Geetha Kailasam, Abhi Nakshatra, Tanya Ananya, Vaiyapuri, Namo Narayanan, and others. The cinematography for the film is handled by Kasi Viswanathan and the music is composed by Baiju Jacob. A. Iramanikanthan has written all three songs for the movie. The art direction is done by Siva, and Veronica Prasad, a disciple of editor Antony, makes her debut as a cinematographer in this film. Yesterday evening, the music and trailer launch event for the movie took place at Prasad Lab in Saligramam, Chennai. The event was attended by special guests including producer T. Siva, director Erarasu, editor Antony, 'Chandiyar' Jagan, and Madhu Charan from Rivers Woman Organization, along with the film crew. Additionally, 40 friends of producer Jeevanand who were classmates in school and now hold significant responsibilities in various fields also participated in the event.

Vignesh Raja, a debutant director, is currently working on the film 'Por Thozil,' which features a talented cast including Ashok Selvan, R. Sarathkumar, Nikila Vimal, and several others. The cinematography for the film is being handled by Kalachelvam Sivaji, while the music is composed by Jacques Bijoy. Indulal Kaveed has taken charge of the art direction and is overseeing the editing work of Sreejith Sarang. This captivating film falls under the genre of investigative thriller and is being jointly produced by Applause Entertainment, E4 Experiments, and Eprias Studios. The press meet for this movie, scheduled to be released on 9th June, recently took place in Chennai. The event was attended by Pramod Seruviah from Applause Entertainment, Sunil Sainani and Mukesh Mehta from E4 Experiments, Sandeep Mehra from Eprias Studios, distributor Sakthivelan, director Vignesh Raja, cinematographer Kalachelvam Sivaji, co-writer Alfred Prakash, as well as actors R. Sarathkumar, Ashok Selvan, and actress Nikila Vimal, among others.

Meena Chabbria, the Assistant Vice President of Brand Alliances at PVR Cinemas in South India and Sri Lanka, joyfully revealed her highly anticipated memoir titled 'Unstoppable'. The event was graced by Aishwarya Rajesh as the Chief Guest, accompanied by Producer-Actress Sneha Nair, Mic Set Sriram, Yuvaraaj, Auto Annadurai, and other notable attendees. Expressing her excitement, Meena Chabbria stated, "I am delighted to present my journey to the world through 'Unstoppable'. My aspiration is that my narrative will serve as a source of inspiration and empowerment for women, enabling them to overcome their unique challenges and achieve their utmost potential."

The second look of the family entertainer 'L.G.M', produced by Dhoni Entertainment owned by Sakshi Dhoni, has been unveiled, much to the delight of fans. This film holds significant interest as it marks the debut production of cricketing legend M S Dhoni and Sakshi Dhoni's Dhoni Entertainment. Directed by Ramesh Thamilmani, the movie stars Harish Kalyan, Nadhiya, and Ivana in the lead roles, with Yogi Babu and Mirchi Vijay in prominent supporting roles. Vikas Hasija serves as the producer, while Priyanshu Chopra is the creative producer. Dhoni Entertainment presents the film. With meticulous planning and efficient shooting, the film was completed on schedule.

Ram Charan has taken a significant career leap by establishing his own production banner called 'V Mega Pictures.' Teaming up with his friend Vikram Reddy from UV Creations, their aim is to revolutionize the film industry by promoting fresh talent and delivering unique storytelling experiences. Known for producing authentic and meaningful content like 'The Kashmir Files' and 'Karthikeya 2,' Abhishek Agarwal Arts is a production house that shares similar values. Excitingly, 'V Mega Pictures' and 'Abhishek Agarwal Arts' have joined forces to announce their inaugural project titled 'The India House.' This collaboration guarantees an exceptional cast of talented actors and a highly skilled crew. Reflecting the film's essence, it is directed by the debutant filmmaker Ram Vamsi Krishna and features the dynamic hero Nikhil Siddhartha alongside veteran actor Anupam Kher.

Roshan Andrew to direct Shahid - Niharika, Lubna and Sahana on Big Screen- Tiger First look

Niharika, Lubna and Sahana from smll screen make their debut in big screen with with Jega and Umesh making their debuts as heroes in the film titled Unnal Ennal. Directed by Jayakrishna. Sonia Aggarwal plays a woman who bumps her boss ( Actor Rajesh) for his wealtha film that talks about real estate scams and exposes its injustices. Produced by Rajendran Subbiah on behalf of Sri Sri Ganesha Creations. Releases on June 2nd.

The Kashmir Files, Karthikeya 2, and now Tiger Nageswara Rao. Abhishek Agarwal Arts which delivered blockbusters at the Pan India level is coming up with yet another Pan India project Tiger Nageswara Rao with Mass Maharaja who is familiar to the south as well as the north audience playing the titular role. Directed by Vamsee and produced grandly by Abhishek Agarwal of Abhishek Agarwal Arts, the promotions of the movie kick-start in a first-of-its-kind manner with the makers launching the fierce and majestic first-look poster and intriguing concept video on the iconic Havelock Bridge (Godavari) in Rajahmundry. They hired a train for the grand first-look launch event. Ravi Teja looks like a ferocious tiger and roars like a tiger in the first-look poster that sees him in a rugged get-up with a thick beard. It’s scary to stare into his eyes, though it’s just a poster. He can be seen behind bars. The concept poster is meant to introduce the world of Tiger Nageswara Rao. It is articulated strikingly with voiceovers of five different superstars in five different languages. While Venkatesh gave voiceover for the Telugu version, John Abraham, Shiva Rajkumar, Karthi, and Dulquer Salmaan introduced the world of Tiger Nageswara Rao in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam languages respectively. As mentioned in the beginning of the video, the story is inspired by true rumours. “It was the 70s. A small village in the coastal region of the Bay of Bengal... Even the darkness that scares the world is afraid of the people there... The train that makes huge noise trembles when it reaches the outskirts of the area... The feet of people shudder when they see the landmark of the town... Stuartpuram is the crime capital of South India... That area has another name... Tiger Zone… The Zone of Tiger Nageswara Rao...” explains the voiceover. The dialogue- “You might have seen a tiger hunting a deer? Have you ever seen a tiger hunting a tiger?” uttered by Ravi Teja describes the ruthless nature of the character. The voiceovers of the superstars make the portrayal more interesting. Director Vamsee picked a winning script and he is presenting it in an appealing manner. Top technicians are working on the movie and we can see the brilliant and collective efforts put in by all the craftsmen. The visuals captured by R Madhie ISC, the presentation by director Vamsee, the grandness in making by Abhishek Agarwal Arts, and the sound created by GV Prakash Kumar give enough elevation and take us to the world of notorious criminals. Ravi Teja’s body language, diction, and getup are completely different. The first look and the concept video create curiosity among the audience across the nation. Nupur Sanon and Gayathri Bharadwaj are roped in to play the leading ladies opposite Ravi Teja in the movie. Avinash Kolla is the production designer. Srikanth Vissa is the dialogue writer, while Mayank Singhaniya is the co-producer. The box office hunt of Tiger Nageswara Rao begins from Dussehra with the movie releasing grandly worldwide on October 20th. Cast: Ravi Teja, Nupur Sanon, Gayathri Bharadwaj and others Technical Crew: Writer, Director: Vamsee Producer: Abhishek Agarwal Banner: Abhishek Agarwal Arts Presenter: Tej Narayan Agarwal Co-Producer: Mayank Singhaniya Dialogues: Srikanth Vissa Music Director: GV Prakash Kumar DOP: R Madhie Production Designer: Avinash Kolla PRO: Yuvraaj

Malayalam director Rosshan Andrrews known for films like Salute (2022) and Kayamkulam Kochunni (2018) will direct Shahid Kapoor in a investigative thriller, Kapoor plays a rebellious cop who investigates a high profile murder case. he film is produced by Zee Studios and Roy Kapur Films.

Nikhila Vimal in Sarath- Ashok Selvan cop thriller- Erumbu first look - Cameraman Sridhar Academy opens

Applause Entertainment, in collaboration with E4 Experiments and Eprius Studio, is making a significant impact on the Tamil film industry through their production of the movie "Por Thozil." The film's first look and release date have been officially announced, and it is set to hit theaters on June 9th. The initial glimpse showcases Ashok Selvan and R., while the various appearances of Sarathkumar have captivated fans. Ashok Selvan and R. star in the investigative thriller "Por Thozil," directed by Vignesh Raja, who is making his directorial debut. Sarathkumar and Nikila Vimal play the lead roles. The story revolves around a young police officer who is assigned to apprehend a serial killer. The constable forms an alliance with a senior colleague to investigate and approach the criminal. Applause Entertainment, led by Sameer Nair, a part of the Aditya Birla Group, has a track record of producing and releasing successful shows such as "Rudra: The Edge of Darkness," "Midhya," "Criminal Justice," and "Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story." Additionally, Ebreus Studio LLP, a startup production studio launched in recent years, has partnered with Reliance Entertainment and investment banker Sandeep Mehra, the chairman known for his exceptional creativity. This collaboration joins forces with veteran producer Mukesh Mehta's E4 Entertainments.

The initial glimpses of Erumbu, an upcoming film featuring Monica Siva, Shakthi Rithvik, and George Maryan, were unveiled on Wednesday by the film's creators. Directed by Suresh G, this movie is described as a heartwarming drama. The cast also includes Charlie, MS Bhaskar, Susan George, Paravai Suntharaambaal, and Jagan, among others. "Erumbu follows the story of a young boy, portrayed by Shakthi Ritvik, who misplaces a one-gram ring and embarks on a quest to find it before his family returns home. Monica plays his sister, and George Maryan plays his friend, both of whom support him throughout his journey. Recovering the ring is crucial as it would greatly benefit their financially struggling family.

Check out the recently launched 24MM Film Academy, an institute of Cinematography that caters to aspiring cinematographers. This academy, founded by renowned Cinematographer G. Sridhar, known for his work in the film Parierum Perumal, embodies the phrase "by the Cinematographer, for the Cinematographer." While Sridhar will personally oversee the institute, he remains actively engaged in his profession, evident from his impressive upcoming film projects such as Kazhuvethi Moorkan, Iyalvadhu Karavel, and Paayum Oli Neeyanakku, with two more scheduled to begin production in July. The academy offers a comprehensive one-year course in Cinematography under Sridhar's personal guidance. When asked about his new venture, Sridhar expressed his long-standing dream of providing an extensive professional course at an affordable price, accessible to the new generation of passionate filmmakers. He believes that accessibility is crucial. In response to how his course stands out from established competitors, Sridhar explained his intention to bridge the gap between what institutes offer and what the industry demands. With the rapid advancements in technology, Cinematography has transformed significantly. Sridhar's hands-on experience with this evolution has enabled him to design courses that acquaint aspirants with the latest tools and techniques, preparing them to become industry-ready professionals. Furthermore, Sridhar emphasized that students will be guided through the entire process of script-to-screen, receiving extensive training in various aspects such as cameras, lenses, angles, and lighting. However, beyond the technical aspects, the academy will also focus on refining students' soft skills, including effective communication, coordination, and crew management, all of which play vital roles in the high-stakes world of filmmaking.

SRK says Nayanthara is awesome - Big Directors rejected Thalapathy - Modern Love Chennai

Shah Rukh Khan's absence from the Jawan poster has led to questions, but he explained that the makers felt his name alone was sufficient. Speaking highly of his co-stars, he praised Nayanthara for being "lovely" and "too sweet," and called Vijay Sethupathi a "humble person" and a "brilliant actor" from whom he learned a lot. Shah Rukh Khan also shared that Atlee and Anirudh had him sing a few lines in Tamil for the film's songs. Jawan, directed by Atlee and featuring Shah Rukh Khan, is one of the most eagerly anticipated films of all time, set to release on September 7th. In a #AskSRK Twitter segment, the superstar revealed that it takes time and patience to create something worthy for the audience, and that the delay was due to everyone working tirelessly to bring their best. He also expressed excitement about the film's new genre, calling it an "Atlee special" that combines two ways of making films in tandem. Shah Rukh Khan will be seen in and as Jawan, produced by Red Chillies Entertainment.

At the Karumegangal kalaigindrana event held in Chennai, SA Chandrasekhar, who is both a director and the father of Thalapathy Vijay, revealed that his son was initially denied opportunities to act by several directors. He disclosed that Bharathiraja, in particular, refused to direct a film with Vijay, and even earlier, when Chandrasekhar himself was aspiring to become a director, he was turned away by Bharathiraja. Instead, he ended up directing movies himself. Chandrasekhar also mentioned that he approached Gautham Menon for a project with Vijay, but that didn't pan out either. Despite these initial rejections, Chandrasekhar expressed gratitude that he was the one who launched Vijay's acting career through his directorial debut. He believes that his son's success as a commercial hero was ultimately part of God's plan, and that it was for the better that he came to him for his launch, given the lack of opportunities from other established directors in the early days. Gautam Menon was present at the event. Director- writer Thangar Pachan gufted poet- lyricist Vairamuthu a golden pen. Actress Aditi Balan was also spoke at the event.

Tyler Durden and Kino Fist present Modern Love Chennai, a collaborative effort by six renowned Indian filmmakers - Bharathiraja, Balaji Sakthivel, Rajumurugan, Krishnakumar Ramakumar, Akshay Sundher, and Thiagarajan Kumararaja. The series features music by renowned composers such as Maestro Ilaiyaraaja, Yuvan Shankar Raja, G.V. Prakash Kumar, and Sean Roldan, with lyrics penned by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja, Yugabharathi, and Bakkiyam Sankar. The Amazon Original series is set to premiere in India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide on May 18, 2023, with an anthology of six episodes, including "Lalagunda Bommaigal" directed by Rajumurugan, "Imaigal" directed by Balaji Sakthivel, "Kaadhal Enbadhu Kannula Heart Irukkura Emoji" directed by Krishnakumar Ramakumar, "Margazhi" directed by Akshay Sundher, "Paravai Kootil Vaazhum Maangal" directed by Bharathiraja, and "Ninaivo Oru Paravai" directed by Thiagarajan Kumararaja. The episodes feature a talented cast, including Sri Gouri Priya, Vasudevan Murali, Vasundhara, Ashok Selvan, T.J.Bhanu, Ritu Varma, Samyuktha Viswanathan, Pawan Alex, Aniiruth Kanakarajan, Sanjula Sarathi, Chu Khoy Sheng, Srikrishna Dayal, Kishore, Ramya Nambessan, Vijayalakshmi, Wamiqa, and PB.