Priyanka Mohan has formally confirmed that she is a part of Arasan, the upcoming Tamil movie directed by Vetri Maaran and headlined by Silambarasan TR. The actress opened up concerning the challenge at an awards occasion and shared her pleasure about working with the director and actor for the primary time. Her feedback have now added to the rising curiosity across the much-awaited movie.
Priyanka Mohan calls ‘Arasan’ an enormous alternative
Talking concerning the movie at Cinema Vikatan awards, Priyanka Mohan stated, “I actually like Vetri Maaran sir, so being part of Arasan is a large alternative for me. I’m performing alongside Simbu sir for the primary time, and also you’ll see a totally totally different Silambarasan TR within the movie. ‘Arasan’ goes to be very enormous.” She additionally described the expertise of becoming a member of the challenge as one thing particular and stated that her position is not like something she has carried out earlier than.
Actress learns North Chennai slang for ‘Arasan’
Priyanka Mohan additionally revealed an attention-grabbing element about her preparation for ‘Arasan.’ She stated that is the primary time she has learnt and used the North Chennai slang for a job. “For the primary time, I’ve additionally spoken within the North Chennai dialect. ‘Arasan’ has been a magical expertise for me,” she stated. The movie is ready towards a North Chennai backdrop, making the native dialect an vital a part of its world. Her feedback a few totally different model of Silambarasan have additional raised curiosity about his character.
About ‘Arasan’
‘Arasan’ is directed by Vetri Maaran and options Silambarasan within the lead position. The movie additionally has Vijay Sethupathi, Andrea Jeremiah, Samuthirakani and Kishore in vital roles. Priyanka Mohan’s addition brings one other notable identify to the forged. With the movie presently progressing by its manufacturing, extra updates are anticipated to reach quickly. The challenge has already created robust expectations amongst Tamil cinema followers, significantly due to the collaboration between Vetri Maaran and Silambarasan.