After playing a trusted friend to many heroes in Kollywood and Tollywood, Sreeman now graduates to become a hero through Sorry Enakku Kalyanam Ayiduchu.

Giving him company will be the one who wants to graduate to bigger things in Kollywood ---- Swarnamalya. The doe-eyed, innocent smiled actress wants a shot at stardom and she plays the heroine along with Gajendra fame Flora.

A debutant director Sagar, who worked as associate to many directors in Tamil and Telugu, is wielding the megaphone.

The film's promos --- with the two heroines in glamour outfits --- is already a talking point in the industry. Further, the controversies surrounding Swarnamalya have also given unintended publicity for the film.

The movie has an adult theme and is a faithful remake of a Telugu hit. Sreeman says that it is a story about an individual and the problems he faces as he lets his friends have free access till his bedroom. "It is a fun-filled subject. But there is nothing vulgar are debasing about this movie".

Sreeman is playing the hero for the first time. The two heroines are going for broke on glamour stakes. Both claim they have very good role in the film.

The director Sagar, says, "it would be a youthful entertainer on the lines of Boys and Thulluvatho Ilamai".

The theme is for elders, but the fun is for all, he says.

After a long gap, SD, a duo combines to score music in Tamil filmdom. Siva, music-director Deva's younger brother combines with guitarist Dominic for the movie.

Jeeva, who worked as an associate to director V Sekar, is penning dialogues. The movie is produced by GV, who worked as production executive with noted Bollywood producer K C Bokadiya.

The shooting is on at exotic locations in Kerala and its adjoining areas. The movie would be released in March.