The Muran team held a press meet to brief the journos about this upcoming flick. There was excitement in the air especially since director Rajjan Madhav promised those present that Muran will be something of a shock as the story is very unpredictable and will keep you guessing to the fag end.

According to the director, Muran is a racy road trip film and a psychological thriller to boot. It is about two guys, Nandha (Cheran) and Arjun (Prasanna) whose paths cross by chance and they leave an indelible imprint on each other’s lives. One of them prefers to drift where life takes him whereas the others knows what he wants and has no qualms about going after it.

Cheran revealed that he read the entire script in one sitting as it was so engrossing and he knew he wanted to be a part of this film. He added that Prasanna was perfectly cast and had an enviable role. Prasanna said that Muran will be the film that he will be identified with in the future.

Producer UTV Dhananjayan said that he believed in the project from the first when he heard about it while still with Moser Baer. The film changed hands in the middle but ultimately returned to his hands and he could not be happier about it.

The trailer was played and three songs were screened. The music be Sajjan Madhav was well received and it was generally agreed that the songs were shot beautifully. Editing by Arun Durairaj in the songs was particularly noteworthy. Cinematography by Padmesh was also appreciated. Production controller, C Prabhu also did a wonderful job to coordinate this event.

Nikita Thukral, Haripriya and Jayapraksh round out this stellar cast. Word is that the film is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers On A Train. Going by the trailer, Muran seems to be quite fascinating.