Director Priyadarshan and cinematographer Santosh Sivan are coming together after almost 17 years, for a Hindi movie.
Director Priyadarshan and cinematographer Santosh Sivan are coming together after almost 17 years, for a Hindi movie.
Santosh Sivan last worked with Priyadharshan in Kalapani (Siraichalai in Tamil), which earned the cinematographer a National Award. He is also happy that Sabu Cyril, who also won a national award for the same movie, has been roped in for this project.
Priyan, meanwhile is currently busy with with the post-production of his next Hindi movie Mamamaal Weekly 2 and has started the paper works of the Nadodigal remake as well.
All the three geniuses are coming together to remake Samuthirakani’s Nadodigal in Hindi. This also marks the 19th Hindi remake of director Priyadharshan.
A source close to Priyan has said that this movie will feature only new faces, as the flick is script oriented.
"He's decided to cast only newcomers for the film, quite like what Samuthirakani did for the Tamil original. It's one of those films where the script is given more prominence than the star cast. It's a story about youngsters and has a lot of potential for them to perform," said the source.
The shoot of the movie is expected to start soon after the release of Malamaal Weekly 2.
Santosh Sivan last worked with Priyadharshan in Kalapani (Siraichalai in Tamil), which earned the cinematographer a National Award. He is also happy that Sabu Cyril, who also won a national award for the same movie, has been roped in for this project.
Priyan, meanwhile is currently busy with with the post-production of his next Hindi movie Mamamaal Weekly 2 and has started the paper works of the Nadodigal remake as well.
All the three geniuses are coming together to remake Samuthirakani’s Nadodigal in Hindi. This also marks the 19th Hindi remake of director Priyadharshan.
A source close to Priyan has said that this movie will feature only new faces, as the flick is script oriented.
"He's decided to cast only newcomers for the film, quite like what Samuthirakani did for the Tamil original. It's one of those films where the script is given more prominence than the star cast. It's a story about youngsters and has a lot of potential for them to perform," said the source.
The shoot of the movie is expected to start soon after the release of Malamaal Weekly 2.
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