Sarvam

Ayngaran International's forthcoming 'Sarvam' directed by Vishnuvardhan is a stylish romantic – thriller flick starring Arya and Trisha. Vishnu is coming back with his blue-eyed boy Arya after 'Arindhum Ariyamalum' and 'Pattiyal'. Considered as the most stylish film of the time, 'Billa' starring Ajith was a super hit for the director and he is keen to cope up with the abounding expectations. Adding to the hype is, Arya's latest 'Naan Kadavul' in which he has meticulously worked for three years and came out with an astounding performance. In an interview, he said that Bala was so concerned about his next project and was happy when he came to know it is 'Sarvam'. The on-screen chemistry between Arya and Trisha is said to have evolved beautifully. The title 'Sarvam' is christened by the makers depicting the fact that in any one's life within a fraction of a second, their whole life could change outright for good or bad. No one has the control over the consequences that happens all of a sudden. 'Sarvam' has some good reasons to be anticipated with the first being Vishnuardhan's script. A Civil engineer (Arya) and a child specialist doctor (Trisha) falls in love and all goes well until they run into a gang leader who's chasing a father and son for unknown reasons. Jam packed with action and thrilling elements, Vishnu has co-written the screenplay with his associate Gokul. An interesting factor is popular Malayalam actor Indrajith (as the father) and Telugu director JD Chakravarthy (who acted in Ram Gopal Varma's 'Sathya' a decade back) is in the cast for giving a fresh look to the movie. Rohan, a young boy is debuting in the role of the son. Cinematography in action- thriller flicks carries a lot of weightage and the responsibility is shouldered by ace cinematographer Neerva Shah (Dhoom, Pokkiri, Billa) while editing is handled by Srigar Prasath. Musical score composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja is peppy and lively. The audio recently launched is going good in the charts. Billa's rocking background score gave a rich feel for the movie and Yuvan is said to have recreated the magic once again. Out of the five songs, one of it has been shot completely featuring CGI effects which will enthrall the audience. In present times, stunts are being choreographed so realistic and the same way is undertaken for this film. Art direction by Manu Jagath alias Manoj, who is a long-time associate of Sabu Cyril is one of the major assets. First half of the film has been shot in Chennai while the entire second half has been done in Munnar. Vishnuvardhan always delves into disparate themes with films like 'Arindhum Ariyamalum', 'Pattiyal' and 'Billa' to his credit. 'Sarvam' made by a dedicated and talented cast & crew is a flick to watch out for which will hit the screens this month.