Stating that there was no religion or caste in cinema, actor Kamal Haasan said that the only qualities that one required to shine in the field of cinema were talent and interest.
Speaking at the audio launch event of Sila Nerangalil Sila Manithargal, which has been made by a bunch of youngsters who disclosed that the idea to make the film originated from a tea shop near their college where they used to discuss cinema, Kamal If you can come till here from a tea shop, I believe you can go from here to your next destination. Pointing to the unit of the film, comprising of youngsters who had made the film, Kamal said, The reason why they are here is not only because of friendship but also because of their interest and also the talents that they have acquired. Without that, you cannot shine here.’
There is no caste or religion here and that is the truth. Some people might deny it, but I don’t care about it, he said.
Directed by Vishal Venkat, Sila Nerangalil Sila Manithargal has music by Radhan and cinematography by Meyyendiran. The film revolves around the lives of four people connected by one common incident. It features a host of actors including director K.S. Ravikumar, Ashok Selvan, Rithyvika and Bhanupriya. Dialogues are by Manikandan, who acted in Jai Bhim. Music is by Radhan.
Radhan, filmmakers Vettrimaran and Prabhu Solomon also spoke on the occasion.