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'Enga Veetu Pillai' is not the title of Siva Karthikeyan-Pandiraj's next

Written by : Digital Native

Director Pandiraj and Siva Karthikeyan is currently working on a film together. Ever since reports about this film began, there have been various rumors about the title. A section of the media had reported that it may be titled Enga Veetu Pillai, which is the tile of a major hit film that starred late Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MG Ramachandran.

Putting an end to all these rumors, Vijaya Productions, the producers of Enga Veetu Pillai, have clarified that the title remains with them and they have not given the rights.

This untitled film has Anu Emmanuel and Aishwarya Rajesh playing the female leads with veteran director Bharathiraja, Samuthirakani, Natraj, Soori, and Yogi Babu in pivotal characters. D Imman will be composing music for this film.

Reportedly, Aishwarya Rajesh is playing the hero’s sister in the film. While she has acted as the main female lead in several films, it is quite surprising that she agreed to the sister role. Explaining what made her take up the role when she is a well-known heroine in the Tamil film industry, Aishwarya Rajesh said that she was impressed with how director Pandiraj had etched out the role.

The actor has said that she has always been open to roles that gave her scope to exhibit her acting skills and this is one such role. Apparently, Anu Emmanuel plays Siva Karthikeyan’s love-interest in the film.

On the progress of this movie, we hear that the first schedule was wrapped up in Karaikudi and the second schedule commenced in Theni. Plans are on to release the film in September this year.

It may be noted here that Siva Karthikeyan made his acting debut with the Pandiraj directorial Marina in 2012 and again teamed up with him in Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga.

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