Aaha
Kalyanam
Story
Aaha
Kalyanam
revolves
around
the
story
of
a
slacker-collegian,
who
partners
with
career-minded
girl
to
start
a
wedding
planner
company.
They
achieve
success,
but
their
differences
turn
them
into
bitter
rivals.
Nani
-
Slacker
Collegian
Ranveer
Singh
had
played
slacker-collegian
in
Band
Baaja
Baaraat.
Whereas,
Nani
is
reprising
this
role
in
both
Tamil
and
Telugu
versions
of
Aaha
Kalyanam.
Vaani
-
A
Career-Minded
Girl
Anushka
Sharma
had
played
a
career-minded
girl
in
Band
Baaja
Baaraat.
Whereas
Bollywood
actress
Vaani
Kapoor,
who
made
her
acting
debut
with
Shuddh
Desi
Romance,
will
be
essaying
Anushka's
role
in
both
Tamil
and
Telugu
versions
of
Aaha
Kalyanam,
which
marks
her
debut
in
Tamil
and
Telugu
film
industries.
Supporting
Cast
In
Aaha
Kalyanam
Actress
Simran
is
making
a
special
appearance
in
Aaha
Kalyanam
while
Badava
Gopi,
MJ
Sriram
and
a
few
others
appear
in
the
supporting
cast
of
the
movie.
Aaha
Kalyanam
Soundtracks
Salim-Sulaiman
had
composed
nine
songs
including
two
remixes
for
Band
Baaja
Baaraat,
which
were
chartbusters.
Whereas,
its
Southern
version
Aaha
Kalyanam
has
10
songs
penned
by
Thamarai
and
Madhan
Karky.
Dharan
Kumar
has
composed
tunes
for
the
soundtracks,
which
have
come
out
very
well.
Loganathan's
Camera
Work
Loganathan
Srinivasan
has
handled
cinematography
for
Aaha
Kalyanam.
The
trailer
of
the
movie
shows
that
he
has
done
a
brilliant
work.
Especially,
his
camera
work
in
picturisation
of
songs
is
going
to
be
one
of
the
main
highlights
of
the
film.
Rumours
About
AK
UTV
Motion
Pictures
were
reported
to
have
cast
Ravi
Teja
and
Trisha
Krishnan
in
the
Telugu
version
of
the
film
titled
Bamchikbam,
but
the
studio
later
dismissed
reports.
Other
reports
suggested
that
Tamanna
would
feature
in
a
Tamil
version
of
the
film
alongside
a
newcomer,
but
Yash
Raj
Films
maintained
that
they
had
not
sold
the
remake
rights
of
the
film
and
would
produce
South
Indian
versions
of
the
film
themselves.
YRF
-
Controversy
Yash
Raj
Studios
wanted
to
take
legal
action
against
the
makers
of
the
Telugu
film
Jabardasth,
citing
the
film's
plot
was
inspired
directly
from
Band
Baaja
Baaraat.
However,
the
producers
maintained
that
a
South
Indian
version
would
still
go
ahead.
AK
Production
The
project
began
shoot
by
the
end
of
May
2013
and
shot
in
Hyderabad
with
Padam
Kumar,
head
of
Yash
Raj
Film's
operation
in
South
India,
being
appointed
the
creative
producer
on
the
project.
Scenes
were
shot
predominantly
in
a
swift
schedule
which
took
place
in
Chennai,
completing
most
portions
of
the
shoot
with
little
publicity.
The
team
then
shot
a
schedule
in
early
September
2013
in
Mysore
in
a
set
erected
near
Lalith
Mahal
Hotel,
with
rain
partially
disrupting
progress.
AK
Release
Aaha
Kalyanam
was
initially
scheduled
to
release
on
February
7,
2014,
but
later
postponed
to
21
Feb
2014.
Having
been
awarded
a
U/A
certificate,
the
film
is
releasing
in
1,000+
screens
worldwide
for
both
versions.
Telugu
Nativity
In
AK
Many
Telugu
audience,
who
have
watched
the
promos
of
Aaha
Kalyanam,
feel
that
the
movie
has
lot
of
Tamil
scent
in
it
and
it
lacks
Telugu
nativity.
With
the
film
ready
to
hit
the
screens
this
Friday,
it
should
be
seen
how
viewers
will
receive
the
film
in
Andhra
Pradesh.