Arun Pandian and Keerthi Pandian's Film 'Akkenam'
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Synopsis
Director Uday K announces the title of his upcoming film 'Akkenam', featuring Arun Pandian and his daughter Keerthi Pandian in lead roles. This marks their second collaboration after the successful Anbirkiniyal. The film has completed shooting and is currently in post-production.
Key Takeaways
- Film titled 'Akkenam'
- Stars Arun Pandian and Keerthi Pandian
- Second collaboration of father and daughter
- Filming locations include Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, and North India
- Background score recorded in Europe
Chennai, Feb 18 (NationPress) Director Uday K has officially unveiled the title of his forthcoming movie, showcasing renowned actor and producer Arun Pandian alongside his daughter Keerthi Pandian in prominent roles. The film is titled 'Akkenam', as revealed by its creators on Tuesday.
This film marks the second collaboration between the father-daughter duo, having previously appeared together in Anbirkiniyal, which received considerable critical acclaim.
A prominent group of celebrities, including director Gokul and actors Vijay Sethupathi, Aishwarya Rajesh, and Ashok Selvan, participated in the unveiling of the film's first look poster and title teaser.
The production team comprises Arun Pandian, along with Saravana Kumar and A K Sekar, and the film will feature a stellar cast, including Adithya Shivpink, Ramesh Thilak, and GM Sundar.
Cinematography is handled by Vignesh Govindarajan, while the musical score is composed by Barath Veeraraghavan. Editing is being managed by Devathyan, with co-direction by Bhuvaneshwaran. Art direction is led by Raja and action sequences are choreographed by PC Stunts.
The film's songs feature lyrics from three talented lyricists: Mohan Rajan, Karthick Netha, and Chandy.
Director Uday shared insights on the film’s production, stating, “The narrative of this movie unfolds at a rapid pace. A significant portion has been filmed in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry, with additional scenes shot in key locations across North India.
Another noteworthy aspect is that the film's background score was recorded in a renowned studio in Europe.
Reports indicate that filming has concluded, and the project is currently in the post-production phase.
