Friday,
January
12,
2007
The
audio
launch
of
Muni
is
the
hot
topic
of
Kollywood.
No
other
producer
has
been
celebrating
the
audio
launch
in
such
a
grand
manner.
Director
turned
producer
Saran
released
this
audio
in
typical
'pooja
of
Muni'
style.
For
this
function,
the
producer
chose
a
Muni
Temple.
It
is
not
in
Madurai
or
any
othe
rural
outskirts...
in
the
multicultural
City
Chennai.
There
is
a
Grand
Muni
Statue
near
Defence
Colony,Chennai.
Generally
before
worship
the
deity,
people
have
to
perform
a
pooja.
In
Tamil,
it
is
called
'Padayal'.
In
this
padayal,
people
served
rice,
mutton,
grevy,
chicken,
egg,
cigar,
dry
fish
and
toddy
in
a
mega
green
leaf
to
the
'Munisamy'.
Saran
also
performed
the
padayal
in
the
same
style
before
the
launch
of
the
audio.
Saran
has
invited
the
public
through
an
advertisement
if
any
body
named
like
Muni
or
Munisamy
or
Muniamma,
will
be
present
a
surprise
gift
in
the
audio
release.
After
this
advt,
thousands
of
'Munis'
sent
thei
names
along
with
ration
card
proof.
All
were
invited
to
Chennai.
The
surprise
gift
was
a
chance
to
act
in
the
film
Muni
in
the
Scene
also
shot
in
front
of
the
Muni
statue.
Before
the
shooting,
Saran
Team
served
hot
chicken
and
mutton
briyani
to
the
gathering.
After
hearing
this
people
from
nearby
areas
also
came
and
mingle
with
the
Muni
guests.
Without
spending
much,
the
unit
got
heafty
number
of
junior
artists
for
that
particular
scene!
What
is
the
theme
of
Muni?
Muni...
A
deity
of
rural
Tamil
Nadu
is
known
for
its
bravery
and
anger
over
the
wrong
persons.
Now
one
can
easily
understood
the
'oneline'
of
the
movie!
The
film
is
directed
by
Dance
Master
turned
director
Raghava
Lawrence.
He
also
play
an
important
role
in
them
film.
Rajkiran
plays
the
lead
the
role.
The
correspondent
met
Raghava
Lawrence
after
the
audio
launch.
'Actually
I
told
this
story
to
Saran
over
the
telephone
from
Hydrebad.
He
was
very
impressed
and
asked
me
to
narrate
the
entitre
screenplay.
After
he
heared
it,
he
started
work
on
it.
Now
shooting
has
been
completed.
The
film
is
scheduled
for
Fed.
17.
Rajkiran
is
the
special
in
this
film.
He
served
a
feast
to
the
Tamil
viewers
through
this
film."
"For
me,
Rajkiran
is
a
legend
in
this
generation'
Raghava
Lawrence
concluded
emotionally.
An
interesting
note...
The
producer
Saran
is
an
Hindu,
Director
Raghava
lawrence
is
a
Christian
and
the
Hero
of
the
film,
the
actual
Muni
Rajkiran
is
a
muslim...
No
barriers
for
arts!