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Etcetera: Kollywood snippets

Published - April 16, 2016 04:32 pm IST

Aalukku Paadhi

Aalukku Paadhi

Malar returns

Janani Iyer, who is awaiting the release of her upcoming film Thollaikaatchi, says that she has been choosy when it comes to picking roles. “This is why I have been able to sustain myself in the industry.”

She has now teamed up with Rameez Raja in Ultaa , directed by Vijai Balaji. “In Ultaa , a psychological comedy, I play Divya, a character with different shades. This is in contrast to my role in Thollaikaatchi ; I play a village girl called Malar, wearing pavaadai and dhavani . I have a few more films in the pipeline,” she says.

Fired up

Debutant director Krishna Sai’s film Aalukku Paadhi , slated for release in late May, deals with how people are unable to change their lifestyles even when faced with adversities. “Those who are used to a luxurious lifestyle, find it hard to cope when they lose their job. Some take to crime to compensate for their sudden loss of income,” says Krishn. Sethu ( Valeba Raja ) and Shruthi Ramakrishnan ( Kavalai Vendam ) play the lead roles in this film, which has music by Dharan.

Jupiter ascending

∝Satish Jupiter, is extremely excited about the role he has played in upcoming film Ko 2 . “I play an ADGP in the film. Essaying the role was fulfilling, as I have great respect for the police department,” says Satish, who runs an event management company and has previously appeared in cameos in a few Tamil films.

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