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First single from Santhanam's Vadakkupatti Ramasamy to be out on this date

The film is helmed by Karthik Yogi, who previously directed Santhanam's Dikkiloona 

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The first single from Santhanam's Vadakkupatti Ramasamy titled 'Abarakko Dabarakko' will be out tomorrow, January 21, announced its makers. The film is helmed by Karthik Yogi, who previously directed Santhanam's Dikkiloona. The actor had shared a poster announcing the same along with a behind-the-scenes video that shows Santhanam singing the lyrics for the song.

The trailer starts by establishing that the film is set in a 'strange' village in 1974. We then see Santhanam as the titular Vadakkupatti Ramasamy, who seems to be a kleptomaniac when it comes to money. A possible outbreak of Madras Eye or Conjunctivitis and the chaos it causes in the village seems to form the central plot of the film. 

Backed by People Media Factory, which has previously backed Goodachari and WitnessVadakkupatti Ramasamy is billed as a period comedy-drama.

In an earlier conversation with CE, the director said, "The film deals with a real-life incident that happened in a village in the 1960s-70s. Also, Ramaswamy is an iconic Tamil name that continues to create waves, and we have explored layers and meanings behind that name." 

Apart from Santhanam, the makers have roped in Jai Bhim-fame Tamizh, Megha Akash, John Vijay, MS Bhaskar, Rajendran, Seshu, Ravi Mariya, and Nizhalgal Ravi, among others. 

With Sean Roldan composing the music, Vadakkupatti Ramasamy will have cinematography and editing by Deepak and Shiva Nandeeswaran, respectively. The film is all set to hit theatres on February 2. 

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