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Nag Ravi's new role

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,October 25 2006]

Malaysian-based businessman Nag Ravi is busy these days evincing keen interest in Tamil films.

The CEO of an entertainment company based in Malaysia, Nag Ravi, had taken up the distribution of Saran's Deepavali release Vattaram. He acquired the FMSC rights for the movie and also successfully released the audio of Vattaram.

Now the big news is that Nag Ravi will venture to film production. In association with producer - director Saran's Gemini Productions, Nag Ravi will venture to churn out a Tamil film.

Buzz is that Nag Ravi and Saran will jointly produce Kamal Haasan's next after Dasavatharam. Saran will wield the megaphone for the film.

All the best Nag Ravi in his new role.

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