Director
Ashwin
Saravanan,
who
made
a
splash
last
year
with
Nayantara-starrer
Tamil
horror-thriller
Maya,
will
next
direct
a
subject
that
he
considers
very
personal.
It
will
be
based
on
a
theme
that
has
affected
him
strongly
in
his
real
life.
"Unlike
'Maya',
my
next
film
is
a
drama-based
script.
As
a
subject,
it's
something
very
personal
and
has
affected
me
strongly.
It
needs
actors
who
can
see
a
bit
of
themselves
in
the
story.
I'm
yet
to
finalise
the
lead
cast," Ashwin
told
IANS.
Slated
to
go
on
the
floors
in
October
this
year,
the
yet-untitled
project
will
be
produced
by
Harikrishnan.
"After
'Maya',
I
didn't
sign
any
new
project
because
I
wanted
to
work
with
a
producer
who
really
understands
the
need
of
a
script
and
its
director.
I've
known
Hari
since
I
was
working
on
'Maya',
and
we've
been
thinking
of
working
together.
Things
finally
materialised
for
this
project,"
he
said.
Ron
Ethan
Yohaan,
who
composed
music
for
Maya,
will
also
work
with
Ashwin
on
this
project.
"The
entire
sound
team
from
'Maya' has
been
retained.
The
rest
of
the
crew
will
be
finalised
soon,"
Ashwin
added.
Maya,
which
also
starred
Aari,
Amzath
Khan,
Lakshmi
Priyaa
Chandramouli
and
Robo
Shankar
in
important
roles,
met
with
overwhelmingly
positive
reviews
from
critics
as
well
as
general
movie
goers.
Produced
by
Potential
Studios
and
distributed
by
Sri
Thenandal
Films,
the
movie
went
on
to
become
one
of
the
most
successful
Tamil
films
of
the
year.
Made
with
a
moderate
budget
of
10
Crore
rupees,
Maya
went
on
to
gross
more
than
50
Crore
rupees
from
its
worldwide
box
office.
It
was
also
dubbed
in
Telugu
as
Mayuri.
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