Chennai: Director Krishna, who had earlier directed the critically acclaimed film, Nedunchalai, will reunite with its star, Aari, and its technicians to make the curiously titled, Maane Thene Peya (Deer, honey, ghost). “I wanted a title that suits the script,” says Krishna.
“Unlike Nedunchalai, this one will have an urban setting. While Nedunchalai took about two years to complete, Maane Thene Peya will be a quickie which I intend to wrap up soon. Apart from Aari, whom I’ve grown to work comfortably with, I will also be repeating my music director Sathya and cameraman M.S Prabhu for this one as well.”
The director had also directed the Suriya-starrer, Sillunu Oru Kadhal, which had received a mixed response from the audience. Sources say that the team is now on a hunt for the female lead, and the makers are planning to rope in established actors for it as it’s a performance-oriented role. The film is produced by Ragavesh, who is producing GV Prakash’s Pencil. Aari will also begin his shoot for his next horror film, which stars Nayanthara in the female lead.
