‘Raghuthatha’ teaser: Keerthy Suresh fights against Hindi imposition in this quirky comedy drama
The Hindu
The film also stars MS Bhaskar, Devadarshini, and Ravindra Vijay
We had previously reported that Keerthy Suresh is starring as the lead in KGF and Kantara makers, Hombale Films’ first Tamil film titled Raghuthatha. The makers of the film have now released the film’s teaser.
In the teaser of the film, which seems to be set in the 80s, Keerthy Suresh’s character Kayalvizhi fights against Hindi imposition.
Raghuthatha is directed by Suman Kumar, who wrote the popular Hindi thriller series The Family Man. The film also stars MS Bhaskar, Devadarshini, and Ravindra Vijay. The rest of the cast includes Rajeev Ravindranathan, Jayakumar, Anandsami, Rajesh Balachandiran, Ismath Banu, KS. Mippu, Mukesh, Janaki, Aadhira Pandilakshmi and Chu Khoy Sheng
With cinematography by Yamini Yagnamurthy, Raghuthatha’s music is by Sean Roldan and editing is by TS Suresh. Watch the teaser here:
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