Charan leaves it all to Hari
Monday, September 12, 2005 • Tamil
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Director Charan, a protege of K Balachander, is a busy bee in Kollywood directing a movie for his Master K Balachander (Idhaya Thirudan) and at the same time producing a movie himself (Aaru).
Being a director and a producer is never a difficult task as long as one plans things in a proper manner, says Charan.
Charan's debut production venture is directed by Hari and stars Surya and Trisha in the lead roles.
Charan on Aaru says, 'Being a director myself, I know the needs and wants of my director. I give complete liberty to them in film-making.'
Shooting for Aaru commenced last month and would be released by the end of this year.
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