Jeyam Ravi new film Romeo Juliet

Jayam Ravi’s film is titled Romeo Juliet

After Nimirnthu Nil, Jayam Ravi is donning the lead role in a film. This film has been titled Romeo Juliet. Hansika is pairing with Jayam Ravi in this film. Jayam Ravi is donning the role of a gym coach while Hansika dons the role of an air hostess.

Some leading actors like Vishal and S J Suryah are making their guest appearances in this film. V T V Ganesh is donning an important role. D Imman is composing the music while S Soundarajan is handling the camera.Lakshman who was earlier an assistant to S J Suryah is directing this film. He had earlier produced Kalvanin Kadhali which had S J Suryah in the lead role. S Nandhakumar is producing Romeo Juliet. The shooting of the film is to commence soon and it has been decided to release it for Deepavali.

Vijay Sethupathi about acting with Gayathri continuously

Why I am acting with Gayathri continuously? Vijay Sethupathi

Vijay Sethupathi who paired with Gayathri in Naduvula Konjam Pakkatha Kaanom joined hands with her once again in Rummy. Now both of them are once again pairing in the film titled Mellisai.

Director Ranjith Jayakodi while speaking about this film said, "The characters in this film are connected with music. Hence I have titled this film as Mellisai. C S Sam is composing the music while Dinesh Krishnan is handling the camera. Vijay Sethupathi who casually listened to this story agreed to act in it. Deepan Boopathy and Ratesh Velu are producing this film."When asked Vijay Sethupathi about acting with Gayathri continuously, he said, "I don’t see that whether my film has action or duets. I only see whether the film has a different story. I don’t interfere in heroine matters.Because of my call sheet problems, I refer the offers that come to me to other actors but I have never demanded that so and so should be the heroine of my film. Gayathri has been casted as my heroine because there is a good reception. Hence it is not new thing in Kollywood for directors to cast a hero and heroine who are commercially viable."