One of the recent wholesome entertainers of the year, the film Lubber Pandhu is receiving positive reviews from the critics and the audience. It is written and directed by Tamizharasan Pachamuthu. The film stars Harish Kalyan and Attakathi Dinesh in the lead roles alongside Sanjana Krishnamoorth, Swastika, Balal Saravanan, Kaali Venkat, Geetha Kailasam, Devadarshini and Jenson Diwakar in the prominent roles.
It was released in theatres worldwide on September 20. The film revolves around cricket and family drama. Surprised by the sudden positive reaction, the director of the film Tamizharasan Pachamuthu met the reporters and shared his happiness.
In this situation, the Lubber Pandhu film crew visited Salem. At a famous private theatre in Salem Kitchipalayam, the film’s director Tamizharasan Pachamuthu, actors Attakathi Dinesh, Harish Kalyan and other actors appeared in front of the fans and answered their questions. Later, the team met the media and said that the film Labbar Pandhu had received a better response from the fans than expected.
Director Tamizharasan Pachamuthu said that the fans are enjoying the movie Lubber Pandhu with enthusiasm. He appreciated each actor for their impeccable grasp of the role. Regarding the role of Attakathi Dinesh, the director said despite his role as an old man, the actor didn’t hesitate to give his best for the film.
Tamizharasan Pachamuthu explained that old songs were not imposed in the film because characters like Vijayakanth and Vijay Rasigan were set accordingly. Therefore, they had to use old songs in the film. While talking to the media, actor Dinesh said that despite acting in many successful films, he received fame from this film.
Who has acted better among the two actresses? Responding to a reporter’s question, Dinesh cheerfully replied that the film crew has become like a family. Hence, he doesn’t want to create a rift among each other by comparing their roles. The film was produced by S Lakshman Kumar and A Venkatesh under the banner of Prince Pictures.
The music for the film was given by Sean Roldan. The cinematography was done by Dinesh Purushothaman. The editing was done by Madan Ganesh.
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