The Manirathnam- Rahman- Vairamuthu combo have hit a goldmine in the album OK Kanmani' as the songs have become superhits and an Audio Success Meet was called in which the core team participated and gave tidbits about the much awaited romantic film.

Vairamuthu

The Kaviperarasu showered praise on Manirathnam saying that the director has made twenty four films and has given twenty four new and different experiences to the audience which makes him stand out from the rest. The national award winning lyricist promised that A.R.Rahman has given a Royal musical treat in OK Kanmani' and that is what makes the youngsters rejoice with ecstacy when listening to the songs. Vairamuthu thanked Mani and Rahman for allowing the songs all of which have given him immense satisfaction, including Mental Manadhil' written by Manirathnam and Rahman, to become a garland of pure tamil.Vairamuthu also unwittingly let out that this could be film about live in relationships.

A.R. Rahman

The Mozart of Madras' stay at the dias was very brief and he said that he will never become complacent and work on every film like its his first. He also thanked Manirathnam and Vairamuthu for the twenty three years collaboration and also for the love everyone including the press showed him.

Dulquer Salman

The hero of OK Kanmani' Dulquer Salman started of by saying that he felt bad when the shooting of OK Kanmani' finished, as he was so happy being with the team for the past year. The exuberant actor thanked his Manirathnam for giving a dreamlike chance to work with legends Vairamuthu, P.C.Sriram and Rahman. Dulquer requested everyone to watch OK Kanmani' on the 17th of April which also happens to be his sister's birthday.

The Man Himself – Manirathnam

Manirathnam said that he is representing Nithya Menon and Prakash Raj who are busy at shoots and he however introduced Leela Samson, thanking her for agreeing to do the film. He invited P.C Sriram on to the stage who just had two words to say Thank you all'. Mani then thanked the entire team of OK Kanmani' before signing off.