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Santhanam's Inga Naan Thaan Kingu trailer to release on this date

The film, directed by Anand Narayan, is scheduled to hit theatres on May 10

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Actor Santhanam who is awaiting the release of his upcoming film Inga Naan Thaan Kingu, took to his social media handles to share that the film's trailer will be unveiled on Friday, April 26 at 4.40 pm. The film, directed by Anand Narayan, is scheduled to hit theatres on May 10.

He wrote, "Hold on tight! The rollercoaster of laughter trailer of Inga Naan Thaan Kingu is releasing tomorrow (26.04.2024) Get ready to chuckle and cheer at 4:50 PM."

Priyalaya, who is debuting as an actor with this film, will play the female lead. Other members of the cast include Thambi Ramaiah, Munishkanth, Vivek Prasanna, Bala Saravanan, Maran and Cool Suresh. Late actor Manobala will also be seen in a prominent role.

A few days back, the makers had released a motion poster, revealing all the primary characters and their names.

Actors Santhanam and Priyalaya will portray Vetrivel and Thenmozhi respectively. Inga Naan Thaan Kingu will also have Bala Saravanan playing Bala, Thambi Ramaiah as Vijayakumar who plays a Jameen, Munishkanth as Body Balram and Vivek Prasanna as Amalraj. Maran, Cool Suresh and late actor Manobala will also be seen in prominent roles.

Ezhichur Aravindan has penned the story, screenplay and dialogues of this film which has music by D Imman, cinematography by Om Narayan and editing by M Thiyagarajan. Lyrics for the songs have been penned by director Vignesh Shivan and Muthamil. Inga Naan Thaan Kingu is produced by Sushmita Anbuchezhian and presented by Anbuchezhian of Gopuram Films.

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