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Pari Elavazhagan's Multi-Starrer Family Entertainer Begins with Grand Pooja

Actor Pari Elavazhagan has launched his next directorial venture, where he also plays the lead and has written the script. The film boasts a notable cast including female lead Ramya Ranganathan and marks the major comeback of actress and former minister Roja after over a decade. Backed by a skilled technical crew featuring composer Bharath Sankar, the story is set in Perambur and is designed as a cross-generational family entertainer. The production is targeting a theatrical release in the summer of this year.

Key Points: Pari Elavazhagan Directs & Stars in New Film with Roja's Comeback

  • Pari directs, writes & stars
  • Roja's comeback after 12 years
  • Set in Chennai's Perambur
  • Music by Bharath Sankar
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'Jama' actor Pari Elavazhagan's next film goes on floors with traditional pooja

'Jama' actor Pari Elavazhagan's next film, featuring Ramya Ranganathan & Roja's return, begins shooting. A family entertainer set in Perambur.

'Jama' actor Pari Elavazhagan's next film goes on floors with traditional pooja
"The film is being crafted as a wholesome family entertainer aimed at audiences across all age groups. - Film Unit Sources"

Chennai, Jan 1

The next film of actor Pari Elavazhagan, who is best known for his performance in the critically acclaimed Tamil film 'Jama', went on floors here in the city with a grand and traditional pooja ceremony.

The new film is being produced jointly by two well known production houses, Million Dollar Studios and Neo Castle Creations.

Pari Elavazhagan, who has penned the story and screenplay for the project, is not only the director of the film but will also be playing the lead role in it. The female lead role in the film is to be played by Ramya Ranganathan, who previously made a strong impression with her performance in director Dhanush's 'Nilavuku En Mel Ennadi Kobam'.

Adding to the film's anticipation is the return of former Andhra Pradesh Minister for Tourism, Culture, and Youth Development Roja to the big screen. Actress Roja will be seen making a comeback to the big screen after a long hiatus of over 12 years. The film also features an ensemble cast including Chetan, popular YouTuber Gopi. Actors Ismath Banu and Sudharshan Gandhi will be seen portraying key roles in this film.

The project is backed by a seasoned technical team. Music for the film is to be composed by Bharath Sankar, known for his work in the critically acclaimed films 'Mandela' and 'Maaveeran'. Cinematography is to be handled by Shelley R Calist, while editing is by Partha. The Art direction team is to be led by Mahendran, with lyrics being penned by Mohanrajan and Bakkiyam Sankar.

Sources close to the unit of the film say that the story will be set in Perambur. The film, they add, is being crafted as a wholesome family entertainer that is being aimed at audiences across all age groups.

With shooting currently progressing at a brisk pace, the makers are planning a theatrical release in summer this year.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Wow, Roja is making a comeback after 12 years! That's the real surprise here. Excited to see her back on screen. The technical team looks solid too, especially the music director.
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Aman W
A wholesome family entertainer set in Perambur sounds interesting. We need more films rooted in local stories. Hope they do justice to the setting and don't just use it as a backdrop.
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Sarah B
Interesting mix of cast - from a former minister to a popular YouTuber. Hope the story is strong enough to bring them all together cohesively. Fingers crossed for a good summer release!
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Vikram M
Pari is directing, writing, and acting? That's a lot of pressure on a debut director. 'Jama' was good, but hope he has a strong team to support him. Wishing him success.
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Kavya N
Ramya Ranganathan is a great choice for female lead! She was fantastic in that Dhanush film. Looking forward to seeing her in a prominent role again. The pooja pics looked lovely!

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