Actor Arulnithi Tamilarasu has quietly built a set of audience base by churning out interesting mystery thrillers. The Naalu Policeum Nalla Irundha Oorum actor had his last outing in the likes of the supernatural mystery thriller Diary which hit the theaters under the direction of film maker Innasi Pandiyan with actress Pavithra Marimuthu as the female lead. Unfortunately, the project did not live up to the expectations of the audience, and did not do well in the box office. The actor has now moved on, and is gearing up for the release of his upcoming venture titled Thiruvin Kura. Director Harish Prabhu has written and directed the movie. The project which went on floors with a small pooja ceremony some time ago has now been wrapped, and is in the post production.
Now, the production house has unveiled the trailer of the film on social media, and has announced the release date. Thiruvin Kura is slated to hit the theaters on 14th of April. Actress Aathmika has shared the trailer. Taking to her official twitter account, the actress shared a poster from the drama along with the link to the trailer of Thiruvin Kural, and wrote, “Presenting the raw & intense trailer of Thiruvin Kura. In cinemas from 14 April 2023.” Here is the post made by the actress.
Presenting the raw & intense 🔪💥 TRAILER of #ThiruvinKural 📢 ⚕️
In Cinemas from 14 APRIL 2023 📽️
🌟 @arulnithitamil @offBharathiraja & @im_aathmika 🎬 @harishprabhu_ns 🎶 @SamCSmusic 🎥 @sintopoduthas ✂💿 @thinkmusicindia @LycaProductions pic.twitter.com/N5FoMPyY0V
— Aathmika (@im_aathmika) April 3, 2023
The two minutes odd trailer opens in a hospital with actor Bharathiraja getting an MRI scan. We see a woman instructing Arulnithi Tamilarasu, “Thiru we must take father back to home soon. We have come to the hospital so do not be snappy.” The shot cuts to him thrashing a henchman. Then we are presented with happy moments shared by members of a family. Followed by a few glimpses of romance between Arulnithi Tamilarasu and Aathmika. Then the trailer turns serious, with the unnerving antagonist in the picture, he says, “A doctor might spend five minutes with a patient. For The Next 24 hours we will be with them. If we want, we can do anything.” From what we could gauge from the trailer, it looks like the film unfolds in a hospital where a bunch of callous orderlies wreak havoc on the inpatients of the hospital. The trailer looks interesting, and is sure to engineer high expectations among the fans of the crime thriller genre.
Actor Arulnithi Tamilarasu plays a young man with hearing impairment in the entertainer. Apart from actor Arulnithi Tamilarasu, Thiruvin Kural has actress Aathmika of Meesaya Murukku fame playing the female lead role. The casting division of the drama has actors Bharathiraja, Subatra Robert, Monekha Siva, Ashraf, AR Jeeva, Harish Somasundaram, Mahendran, and Mullaiarasi depicting various other supporting roles. Music director Sam C S has handled musical instruments for the drama. Cinematographer Sinto Poduthas has been behind camera for the venture. Editor Ganesh Siva has been bestowed with the responsibility to trim the movie. Art director E Thiyagarajan has erected sets for the project. Stunt masters Dhilip Subbarayan and Phantom Pradeep have choreographed action blocks for the flick. The entertainer is funded by Alliraja Subaskaran under the banner house Lyca Productions.
On the work front, actor Arulnithi Tamilarasu who was last seen on screens in Dairy is currently busy shooting for the sequel of DeMonte Colony crafted by director R. Ajay Gnanamuthu in which he will be seen alongside actress Priya Bhavani Shankar. Apart from this venture, the actor has Kazhuvethi Moorkkan helmed by filmmaker Sy Gowtham Raj of Raatchasi fame in which he has collaborated with actress Dushara Vijayan of Sarpatta Parambarai fame. On the other hand, actress Aathmika who had her last outing in Kannai Nambathey has her long delayed project Naragasooran scripted by storyteller Karthick Naren in which she has shared screen space with actors Arvind Swamy, and Shreya Saran in the box waiting to see the light of day.
