The first look poster of composer Darbuka Siva‘s maiden directorial venture Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee is out now. The film starring newcomers is being bankrolled by Super Talkies’ Sameer Bharat Ram. Darbuka is also doubling up as the composer for the film.
The poster features a picture of a group of school students posing for their class photograph along with their faculty pasted on an old brown paper that reads ‘Souvenir of School Life’ along with their school ‘St. Martin’s School’, the address ‘Madras-99’, standard ‘XII’ and date ‘13.03’ with the year smudged out.
Actor Madhavan took to Twitter to release the poster.
Happy to launch the first look of this exciting film#MudhalNeeMudivumNee@MNMN_TheFilm directed by @DarbukaSiva and produced by@Sameerbr @supertalkies @sonymusicsouth ##MNMNFirstLook … WISH YOU ALL THE VERY VERY BEST GUYS… MAKE THIS MEMORABLE .. AND EPIC. pic.twitter.com/UABEJl7ibF
— Ranganathan Madhavan (@ActorMadhavan) August 5, 2020
The film was announced last year around May and the makers went on to reveal the crew members of the team gradually after they had wrapped up the shoot in November. Sujith Sarang is on the camera, Sreejith Sarang is on the edit, and Vasudevan is on art. Thamarai, Keerthi, and Kaber Vasuki have been roped in for penning the lyrics.
While the cast hasn’t been announced, the makers revealed the character names of the core cast along with a cute illustration of the actors, their characteristics, likes, and dislikes. The characters include Anu, Catherine, Chinese, Durai, Naushad, Francis, Rekha, Richard, Srivatsav, Su, Thirumal, Vicky, and Vinoth.
Hope you all had fun getting to know the characters from our film that we all love so much. Here is a collage of the lovely bunch! https://t.co/MlMqAkFJnx#MNMN#MudhalNeeMudivumNee@MNMN_TheFilm pic.twitter.com/wIH6Ppcq3a
— Darbuka Siva (@DarbukaSiva) November 27, 2019
Kishen Das, the son of popular TV actress Brinda Das plays one of the characters in the film. He earlier essayed a small role in Ajith starrer Nerkonda Paarvai.
Speaking about the film, a source privy to the developments told Silverscreen that the film will be a pleasant throwback to school life in the 90s. “Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee will be a character-driven film. Every character dealt with is extremely special in its own way and will surely resonate with audiences. MNMN would be one of the very few films where all characters make a mark with their screen presence,” said the source.
Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee is in the final stages of post-production.
Here is the first-look poster.
