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Madhavan in bi-lingual

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,November 23 2007]

Madhavan's forthcoming film Yavarum Nalam will be a bi-lingual. The flick will be made simultaneously in Tamil and Hindi.

Directed by Vikram Kumar, a former associate of director Priyadharshan, the movie is touted to be an action-thriller with noted Mumbai actress Neethu Chandra playing Maddy's ladylove.

Neethu Chandra needs no introduction for she has acted in several commercials and a few films including Traffic Signal and Garam Masala.

Saranya plays Maddy’s mother in the Tamil version, while popular actress Poonam Dhillon dons the same role in the Hindi version.

P C Sriram handles the cinematography while Shankar Ehshaan Loy scores music for the film.

Produced by Adlabs, the movie has Hindi and Bengali actors playing prominent roles.

A huge set at a cost of Rs. 45 lakh was put up at Egmore, Chennai, where major portions of the movie are being shot.

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