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Director Rambhala's 'Vandhan Suttan Repeatu' goes on floors
Chennai, April 7
Well-known filmmaker Rambhala's next film 'Vandhan Suttan Repeatu', a horror comedy, went on the floors in the city on Thursday.
Produced by Raghunathan P S of Two Movie Buffs, the film features Chandramouli in the lead role.
Meenakshi Govindarajan and Reba Monica plays the female leads in the film, which will also feature a host of actors including Manobala, Oorvasi and Livingston.
The title of the film has caught the attention of film buffs because this phrase was a popular dialogue in the superhit film 'Maanaadu', featuring Simbu in the lead.
Sevilo Raja will be cranking the camera for this film, which has music by Santhosh Dhayanithi and K.C. Balasarangan.
Art direction is by Krishna and editing will be by K J Venkat Ramanan.
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