Aryadan Showkath-T V Chandran again
Wednesday, September 19, 2007 • Tamil
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Aryadan Showkath- a politician turned film maker had been in the news with the few films that he scripted and produced. His first film with T V Chandran, Paadam Onnu -Oru Vilaapam was the most celebrated movie of the year in the parallel circuits, which even got many awards including the one for best scripts and best actress in the national level for Meera Jasmine. His Daivanaamathil with Jayaraaj also was selected as the best film in many festivals.
After taking a gap for more than a year Aryadan is again back with another script that he plans to produce. This time too, T V Chandran will direct the film. The film which has a female oriented plot will start in a short while in and around Kozhikkodu and Wayanad.
T V Chandran was immersed in the making of Tamil film Aadum Koothu, all through the last year, with Cheran and Navya Nair in the lead , which got many accolades from the Tamil Nadu government.
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