Lady superstar Nayanthara’s latest outing 'Karthavyam' which is dubbed version of Tamil critically acclaimed and commercially successful movie 'Aramm' has received an optimistic report from critics as well as the audience, the makers have claimed.  

"The film is all about a district collector Madhu Varshini played by Nayanthara. It deals with a bg present-day problem, that of deep, unused bore-wells, which are bone-dry and left uncovered by callous contractors. The openings of these wells are at ground level, and that is what makes them so dangerous," they say in a statement.  

"Directed by Gopi Nainar, the film is well supported by his artists and technicians. Cinematography and music played crucial in the narrative. While Nayanthara pulled off the role of an IAS officer efficiently, other artists gave their best," the makers add.  

The film is out in the theatres this Friday.