Actor Arya had his last outing in the likes of the science fiction drama Captain which hit the theaters under the direction of story teller Shakti Soundar Rajan with actress Aishwarya Lekshmi as the female lead. The entertainer did not live up to the expectations of the audience, and had a poor commercial business. The Arinthum Ariyamalum actor has now put that behind him, and is currently busy shooting for his next venture titled Kather Basha Endra Muthuramalingam. Actress Siddhi Idnani of Venthu Thaninthathu Kaadu fame will be playing the female lead role. Director M Muthaiah of Kutty Puli fame is helming the film. The movie went on floors with a small pooja ceremony.
Now, the production unit has unveiled the teaser of the flick on social media. Music director G V Prakash Kumar has shared the teaser. Taking to his official twitter account the musician dropped a link to the teaser of Kather Basha Endra Muthuramalingam, and wrote, “Teaser of Arya’s action-packed mass rural entertainer Kather Basha Endra Muthuramalingam directed by M Muthaiah out now.” Here is the tweet made by the music director.
Teaser of @arya_offl ‘s action-packed mass rural entertainer #KatharBashaEndraMuthuramalingam directed by @dir_muthaiya out now.
▶️ https://t.co/XNLLukmGko#KEMTheMovie @SiddhiIdnani @VelrajR @ZeeStudiosSouth @DrumsticksProd @jungleemusicSTH
— G.V.Prakash Kumar (@gvprakash) March 31, 2023
Over one-minute teaser opens to a bird’s eye view shot of a crowded road with the voiceover, “When a crime happens in whichever direction of the world, a man will come like a lion to seek justice. Every punch he delivers will have a meaning, and will also be atrocious. If anybody wants to touch him . . .” Then we have the introduction of Arya. He comes around as a carefree young man spending time playing Kabaddi, and breaking bones of henchmen. The teaser ends with the actor saying, “Thrashing is not a big deal or a thing for me. Just like spitting as we go, I will spit and throw off people.” Kather Basha Endra Muthuramalingam marks the first-time association of actor Arya and director M Muthaiah. The director is known for his fierce village-based entertainers. The teaser clearly hints that even Kather Basha Endra Muthuramalingam will be in his trademark fashion.
Ever since the title announcement massive expectations have been mounted on the entertainer. The first look poster which had actor Arya in a beard look, clothed in black shirt and dhoti, sitting in a rugged fashion on a wooden chair further amplified anticipations. The shoot for the entertainer is in the final leg. There is news that it will be wrapped by the end of this month. It is said that the production unit is eyeing to bring the film to the theaters in the month of August.
Apart from actors Arya and Siddhi Idnani, the rest of the cast has actors Prabu, Bhagyaraj, Singampuli, Naren, Tamizh, Madhusudhana Rao, Avinash, and R K Vijay Murugan in various other supporting roles. Music director G V Prakash Kumar will be handling musical instruments for the movie. Cinematographer R Velraj has been behind the lens for the project. Editor Venkat Raajen has been brought on board to trim the drama. Art director Veeramani Ganesan is erecting sets for the movie. Action director Anal Rasu is choreographing action blocks for the movie. The venture is bankrolled by Vedikkaranpatti S Sakthivel under the production house Drumsticks Productions along with Zee Studios.
On the work front, actor Arya who was last seen on screens in the action thriller Captain is currently busy shooting for his upcoming untitled flick directed by story teller Nalan Kumarasamy. The Sarpatta Parambarai actor will soon make his debut in the small screen with his web series christened The Village helmed by film maker Milind Rau which is in the post production shaping up for release. On the other hand, actress Siddhi Idnani who had her last outing in Tamil in Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu is currently busy shooting for her next venture Nooru Kodi Vaanavil directed by Sasi in which she will be sharing screen space with actor Harish Kalyan.
