the actor Kavin Has officially started work on his next Tamil film, adding another interesting project to his growing lineup. The film was launched in Chennai with a traditional puja ceremony, where the cast and crew gathered to mark the start of production. The announcement created quite a buzz among fans as Kavin is planning to make a comeback with another entertainer. What makes this particular project even more special is the return of a legendary figure from Tamil cinema.
Kavin’s New Movie Name ‘Prati Sollam Pillai ,’ Sanjana joined as the female lead
The biggest attraction of the launch was the title of the film, ‘Par Solum Pillai’, which was officially unveiled at the Puja ceremony. Directed by ‘Thandatti’ fame Ram SangaiahThe film pairs Kavin with actress Sanjana, who wowed audiences with her performance in Luba Pandu. After keeping a low profile with that film, Sanjana is now back in a lead role opposite Kavin. Actor Bala Saravanan has also been roped in for an important role, adding more strength to the cast.
Classic Kamal Hasan The film title gets a modern revival
The title ‘Par Solum Pillai’ carries nostalgic value among Tamil cinema fans. It was originally used for Kamal Haasan’s 1987 film directed by SP Muthuraman. By choosing the same title, the makers have brought back a familiar name while introducing a completely new story. In a period where most Tamil films chose English names or even mixed names, the choice of classic Tamil names was quite interesting for both the audience and the industry.
Kevin looks to make a strong comeback with an exciting lineup
Kavin has a few projects coming up, including ‘Hai’ in which he stars opposite Nayanthara. Although ‘Star’ received appreciation from all, his subsequent releases ‘Kiss’ and ‘Mask’ failed to make the required impact at the theatres. With ‘Paar Solum Pillai’ he is planning to come up with a movie that will impress everyone. New combination with Sanjana, director Ram Sangaiah, and revival of a popular name helped him get good attention for the film.
