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After giving a hilarious entertainer with
Satyaraj and Rathi in 'Adithadi', director D Shivraj is on to his next film, titled `Enakke Enakka.' Produced by Subha Sandeep, an NRI, for her banner Spice Team Entertainments, the film is about a love triangle. Incidentally, Subha has played a cameo in the Manoj Bhatnagar-directed `Endrendum
Kadhal'.
The film introduces Armaan and Anandi as the lead pair. Anandi has acted in the Gujarati version of the Hindi hit, `Hum Apke Hain Khon' and won a state award for it. The second lead is played by Manichandana who's acted in some Telugu and Tamil films. The supporting cast has Charlie, Rajan P. Dev, Delhi Ganesh, Ponnambalam, Devan and Vejapuri, with the director himself donning a crucial role in the film.
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The director has earlier assisted directors S A Chandrasekhar, Vincent Selva and T P
Gajendran.
The love triangle has the hero
believing in love at first sight, one of the heroines believing in an arranged marriage, while the other
believing that friendship is the stepping stone to love. "The interaction among the trio, who hold diverse views, forms the crux of the film," says the director.
The film has music by M. Sharan, set design by M Shivayadav, editing by Vasu-Salim, stunts by Jaguar Thangam and cinematography by K S Shiva.
The film, shot at locations in Chennai and
Hyderabad, has some scenes shot in London where a couple of dance numbers too were picturised.
Enakke Enakka
After giving a hilarious entertainer with
The love triangle has the hero
believing in love at first sight, one of the heroines believing in an arranged marriage, while the other
believing that friendship is the stepping stone to love. "The interaction among the trio, who hold diverse views, forms the crux of the film," says the director.
