Theeratha Vilayattu Pillai Preview

Star-casts: Vishal, Neethu Chandra, Sarah Jane, Tanushree Dutta, Santhanam and others.
Banner: GK Films Corporation
Production: Vikram Krishna
Direction: Thiru
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cinematography: Aravind Krishna
Editing: Anthony

Followed by ‘Sandakozhi’, ‘Thimiru’, ‘Sathyam’ and ‘Thoranai’, Vishal and his brother Vikram Krishna have joined hands together for this film.

The film is about Karthik (Vishal) a happy-go-lucky chap who strongly believes in selection process to afford best things in his life. Be his shirt or hand kerchief, he wants everything best and so is his life-partner.

He takes on for a mission of getting along with three girls with different natures to find the best ones.

Priya (Sarah Jane) is a girl who believes in Pathiparameswar concept while Tejashwini (Neethu Chandra) belongs to a filthy rich family of being a heiress to Rs.1500Crores property and has a bitter previous experiences of falling in love. Finally there’s Jyothi (Tanushree Dutta), who hates the guys and has no plans of marrying.

According to the sources, there are couple of other actresses (likely guessed to be Nayanthara and Sneha), who’ll be playing cameo roles.

Musical score by Yuvan Shankar Raja has turned to be a good piece in audio markets.

Aravind Krishna has cranked the camera with the rich and stylish visuals while Anthony has used his fast-cut stylish edit to present the film in racy manner.

Earlier plans were to release the film for Pongal and now the buzzes about it getting postponed. It seems that the film may be likely released on January 26 or February 14 for the occasion of Valentine’s Day.

The film isn’t a full-fledged romantic entertainer as there are action sequences as well. This is purely to entertain the mass values of this actor amongst the frontbenchers and C centre audiences.

With most of his previous films turning to be a below average ones, let’s wish Vishal that he scores more and gets back to the best position at charts with ‘Theeratha Vilayattu Pillai'