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Vasantha Balan-GV Prakash's 'Jail' is about 'slum' rehabilitation?

Written by : Digital Native

In August the first look poster of Jail was released, creating curiosity among the film buffs. The film is being directed by the National Award winning director Vasantha Balan and stars GV Prakash in the lead role.

The first look showed the lead actor in an intense look but the new set of stills out recently throws a different light. There is an indication that Jail could be about slum rehabilitation and how the settlers are affected by forcing them to move out.

With Vasantha Balan, who is known for making well-researched and intense films, Jail should be a must-watch. Apart from playing the lead role in Jail, GV Prakash will also be composing its music. He will be sharing the screen space with Abarnathi in this movie, which has been bankrolled by Krikes Cine Creations.

It may be noted here that this is not the first time Vasantha Balan and GV Prakash are teaming. In fact, GV Prakash made his debut as music composer with Vasantha Balan’s second movie Veyyil.

The director’s third film, Angadi Theru, won critical acclaim and numerous awards including Filmfare Award for Best Director – Tamil, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Director, Vijay Award for Best Director and Ananda Vikatan Cinema Award for Best Story.

GV Prakash made his acting debut with the Rajinikanth starrer Kuselan which he was seen in a cameo role. The star then worked his way up as hero with Darling.

His last release was Semma which hit the marquee in May this year and he has several projects lined up. The star’s ongoing projects include Sarvam Thaala Mayam, 4G, Ayangaran, Kaadhalai Thedi Nithya Nandha, Watchman and Rettai Kombu. On the music front, his next project will be Suriya-Sudha Kongara project.

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