Nazriya is 'sweetheart' and Nayanthara is 'darling'

With the Raja Rani eagerness rising day by day as we get closer to its release date, the team reveals some of the characters and a few light moments in the sets.
 

The shooting of the movie kicked off in grand fashion with Padma Shri Kamal Haasan turning on the camera and director A.R Murugadoss clapping the clapboard for the first shot, after which the team travelled through a fun filled journey.
 

Arya, Jai, Nayanthara, Nazriya along with Sathyaraj, Santhanam and Sathyan form the core cast. It is said that Sathyaraj plays the role of a very understanding father and looks a lot smarter and younger. The actor mentioned in a recent interview that he did not have to do much homework because he is exactly the same in real life too.
 

“If my son and daughter watch the film, they'll be like, 'You haven't done any acting in this film." He said
 

It is mentioned that Sathyan almost lived in the character of a call center executive that he began to understand the true feelings of real call center representatives and even requested his friends not to call helpline numbers for silly things.

Santhanam plays the character of Sarathy, who is Arya's friend. He is not just a comedian in the film. His role has an important part to play in the development of the story.
 

Arya, who is generally a stress buster in movie sets, had a ball of a time in the sets of Raja Rani. Incidentally he had got into an uncontrollable split during a sentiment sequence that Nayanthara had to think of pouring glycerin into his eyes to make him cry. The team supposedly became great friends that Atlee called Nayanthara as ‘darling’ and Nazriya as ‘sweetheart’.
 

Atlee met superstar Rajinikanth before the audio launch of the movie and invited him for the same. The superstar was impressed with the teasers and promo and congratulated Atlee. With blessings from legends such as Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth and in the lights of a very supportive producer such as A.R Murugadoss, Raja Rani is all set to touch the hearts of the audience.