Vadivelu's
magnum
opus,
Indiralogathil
Na
Azhagappan,
is
all
set
to
scorch
screens
across
Tamil
Nadu
with
its
release
on
February
1.
The
film,
Vadivelu's
second
outing
as
a
hero,
is
a
mythological,
where
we
find
the
comedian
playing
three
different
roles:
Lord
Indira,
Yama
and
common
man
Azhagappan.
The
film,
produced
by
Seventh
Channel's
Manickam
Narayanan
(who
earlier
gave
the
superhit
Vetaiyadu
Vilayadu)
is
directed
by
Thambi
Ramiah.
Music
is
by
Sabesh-Murali.
Gopinath,
who
has
worked
in
films
like
Ghilli
and
Dhool,
is
the
cinematographer.
The
film
is
special
for
many
reasons.
For
the
first
time,
one
can
get
to
see
Vadivelu
in
14
different
roles,
the
highlight
being
a
90-year-old
man.
The
actor
also
put
on
weight
to
play
the
role
of
Yama
and
had
to
perform
the
role
adorned
by
jewels
weighing
about
50
kg.
Actress
Shriya
has
performed
a
sizzling
item
number
that
is
bound
to
be
a
treat
for
the
viewers.
The
sets
by
ace
art
director
Thotta
Tharani
have
already
been
receiving
much
appreciation
from
people
in
the
industry.
Particularly,
the
Yamaloga
set
has
come
out
very
well
and
is
sure
to
scare
every
one,
say
unit
sources.
The
music
of
the
film
has
been
steadily
climbing
up
the
charts.
Vadivelu
is
all
praise
for
the
composer
duo,
who
the
actor
says,
has
come
out
with
three
different
kinds
of
soundtracks
for
the
three
different
worlds.
The
film
is
being
released
with
over
200
prints
all
over
Tamil
Nadu
and
has
been
in
much
demand
from
producers
in
the
southern
districts
where
Vadivelu
has
a
massive
fan
following.
Theatres
are
already
moving
out
the
Pongal
duds
to
accommodate
more
screens
for
this
film.
For
an
actor
who
doesn't
have
any
fan
club,
the
film's
opening
is
expected
to
equal
that
of
the
leading
heroes
in
Kollywood.
"I
don't
have
any
fan
clubs.
Every
member
in
households
across
Tamil
Nadu
enjoys
my
comedy
and
each
one
of
their
homes
is
my
'rasigar
mandram'," says
Vadivelu.
The
actor
says
that
he
did
not
accpt
any
films
for
6
months
to
concentrate
on
this
one.
The
actor,
who
will
be
going
back
to
playing
comedy
tracks,
concludes
by
saying
that
he
hopes
to
do
such
films
every
two
years
to
provide
wholesome
entertainment
for
the
whole
family.