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Priyamani in a trilingual flick

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,September 18 2008]

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Priyamani, the actress who was presented the prestigious national award on this September 2 for her impeccable performance as 'Muthazhagu' in Paruthi Veeran, would be on cloud nine that she is doing a trilingual film(Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam)for the first time in her career.

The buzz is that the film would be out of the ordinary and an offbeat entertainer. Directed by debutant Govardhan, noted Tollywood Music director Chakri scores the music.

Meanwhile, the actress is presently busy shooting for the film 'Aarumugam' featuring Bharath in the lead while Ramya Krishnan is also in the cast. Set for a 2009 release, it is produced by Cool productions and directed by Suresh Krishna.

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