The upcoming Tamil Comedy thriller Maareesan is already causing a lot of publicity among the audience before its release. The direction of Sudhesh Shankar, starring Fahd Fasil and a talented artists of Vadivelu in the lead, has already received his first review.
Kamal Haasan Review Maareesan
Taking in X, Kamal Haasan wrote his views and reviewed Marasions, tagged it as a film that easily dances between intelligence and depth. The thug life actor admitted that the film’s humor is a conscious approach about human emotions.
His message states, “After this, its humor is a socially conscious lens on human spirit and a deep gaze on the deep shadow of our society. Such inventive, enthusiastic cinema in the enthusiastic cinema – naturally – as both the audience and the producer.”
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The remaining artists from Marshesan include Kovai Sarla, Vivek Prasanna, Sitara, PL Tapappan, Livingston, Renuka, Sarawana Subbiah, and more.
Maareesan’s story is written by V. Krishna Maurthy, and is produced under the banner of super good films. Yuvan Shankar Raja has composed the background score of the film.
Did Fahd Fasil make Marason in Tamil because of Vadivelu?
In a recent interview with the Hollywood reporter, Fahd Fasil dropped the beans on Marason and revealed how it was originally considered a Malayalam film. However, the film’s casting required an actor from the angle of the story of actor like Vadivelu.
In his words, “Marason, I originally heard it as a Malayalam film. I was planning a Malayalam film at the time, and when I heard this, when we came in casting and all, I said that we needed someone like Vadivelu sir for this film.
As a result, the actor mentioned how to make the film in Tamil so that Vadivelu could be a part of it.
He said, “After these discussions, the producer came to us. He is already a Tamil producer and asked why we are not making it in Tamil. However, my only situation was, if we were doing it in Tamil, it was to be with Vadivelu Sir.”
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