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Directed byVenkat Prabhu
Produced byK. E. Gnanavel Raja
Written byVenkat Prabhu
StarringKarthi
Hansika Motwani
Ramki
Premgi Amaren
Madhumitha
Vijayalakshmi
Jayaprakash
Sampath Raj
Mandy Takhar
Uma Riyaz Khan
Music byYuvan Shankar Raja
CinematographySakthi Saravanan
Edited byPraveen K. L.
N. B. Srikanth
Production
company
Release dates
  • 20 December 2013
Running time
150 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil


The movie starts with Sugan(Karthi) and his friend Parasuram(Premgi Amaren ) being chased by cops. The flashback shows Sugan as a playboy who has a weakness for Biryani and Parasuram who is his childhood friend. Sugans playboy attitude always gets him into a fight with his girlfriend Priyanka(Hansika Motwani). Sugan and Parasuram attending a function for branch opening of one of their offices where they meet Varadharajan(Nassar), who is the chief guest for the ceremony. In the meantime, its shown that a CBI officer Riyaz Khan (Sampath Raj) has been deputed to track Vardharajan's illegal activities. Varadharajan gets impressed with Sugan and decides later to make him his son-in law and this decision gets him into an argument with his other son in law Vijayakrishna(Ramki).
Varadharajan later hosts a cocktail party and also invites Sugan and Parasuram where they get drunk. Sugan who has a weakness for Biriyani after getting drunk searches for a biriyani shop. There they both get to meet Maya. The very next day they find police cars searching for Varadharajan, who is missing. Meanwhile, Sugan and Parasuram find Varadharajan's dead body in their car trunk.They are blamed for Varadharajan's death and are chased by police which is the starting scene of the movie.
Sugan and Parasu go to their friend's house and Parasu sends a picture of Maya to his friends. The next day, one of their friend finds Maya at Egmore Railway Station. Sugan comes there and Maya tells the truth, that she put drugs in their drinks and a police officer is responsible. As Sugan tries to get more information, a female cop stops Maya from telling the truth and later kills her on the train tracks. Back at home, Sugan gets a message from the female cop which makes him realize that she is not even a police officer but an assassin. Her next victim is no one other than Varalakshmi, Sugan's sister. At the temple Sugan's friend, his brother-in-law and Varalakshmi are in a car accident and the female assassin captures Varalakshmi. Sugan gets a call from Vijayakrishna that he needs Varadharajan alive so that he can give Varalakshmi back to Sugan.
Sugan decides that Parasu should impersonate Varadharajan alive since the real Varadharajan is dead. He comes there with Parasu, but finds the assassin trying to kill Sugan. Vijayakrishna wants Varadharajan back but it was not him who called Sugan. Sugan and Vijaykrishna get into a fight along with Sampath who gets in a fight with the hit-woman. Another police officer ACP Vikram kills the female assassin and returns Varalakshmi safe. Three days later at Varadharajan's funeral Sugan tells the truth about Varadharajan's death. Avinash was in love with Varadharajan's daughter for money only but Sugan and Parasu stopped their love on the way to the new branch opening. Avinash uses his brother to get his love back by bringing Sugan and Parasu using Maya and that Maya used drugs to make Sugan and Parasu very drunk. Then the assassin comes by killing Maya so that she does not tell the truth to Sugan. Sugan figures out that it was no one other than ACP Vikram, Avinash's brother who had behind everything. Even Riyaz and Vijaykrishna also finds out the truth. Riyaz tells Sugan to kill ACP Vikram and Sugan fights with him and they both fall from the first floor to the ground.

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Production

Development

Following the release of Mankatha, Venkat Prabhu was reported to be writing a script for Suriya.[3] In December 2011, he was signed up by Studio Green, the production company owned by Suriya's cousin K. E. Gnanavelraja, while later the month the director informed that Suriya had agreed to be part of his next film,[4] which he was planning to shoot in 3D.[5] Further more, the media carried reports that it would be a bilingual, made simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu, and feature Telugu actor Ravi Teja, Sonam Kapoor and Taapsee Pannu in other lead roles.[6]
In April 2012, while Venkat Prabhu was still working on the script, giving it the final touch,[7] Suriya chose to work with director Hari on the sequel to his Singam first after completing Maattrraan,[8][9] which prompted Venkat Prabhu to make another film for Studio Green instead with Suriya's brother Karthi in the lead.[10] The film was named Biriyani,[11] and the director stated that the same team of his previous four films, comprising music composer Yuvan Shankar Raja, cinematographer Sakthi Saravanan, editors Praveen K. L. and N. B. Srikanth and costume designer Vasuki Bhaskar, would work on Biriyani.[12] The film was launched on 16 July 2012 after a small pooja,[13] but filming did not start until November 2012, since Venkat Prabhu was reworking his script and the casting was not finished yet.[14] He made it clear that the film planned with Suriya earlier was an "entirely different script",[15] and that he would work on that project later,[16] while revealing that Biriyani's script was initially intended for actor Vijay.[17]

Casting

Venkat Prabhu's brother Premgi Amaren, who had been part of all his brother's ventures, was given an "almost parallel role" as the lead character's best friend in Biriyani.[18] For the lead female role, the production team first approached Samantha.[18]Bollywood actresses Parineeti Chopra and Ileana D'Cruz were also considered for the role,[19] but in early July 2012, Bengali actress Richa Gangopadhyay was selected for the role, who said that she played "a typical girl in it; someone who's mischievous and not-so innocent".[20] However, she left the project by mid-October 2012 due to "changes in the role and script".[21] After Gangopadhyay's exit, Venkat Prabhu expressed interest in casting Nayantara for the role.[22] while later the month Hansika Motwani was finalized to play the leading lady of the film.[23] Motwani told that she played a journalist named Priyanka, while classifying the film as a "black comedy thriller".[24]
Sources reported that the film had two female leads and that Neetu Chandra had been approached to play the other lead.[25]Venkat Prabhu was also keen on casting Bollywood actress Diana Penty for the role,[26] which finally went to British Indian model and actress in Punjabi films, Mandy Takhar,[27] who said that she played a "strong, modern girl", describing her character as "sexy and sensous", that she said was "not what I am".[28] Takhar, who Venkat Prabhu zeroed in after seeing her photos from her Hindi film Bumboo, added that she had allotted 20 days of shooting for the film, had to put on weight for the role and had done a pole dance in the song "Mississippi".[29] Further more, sources indicated that the newly married couple Sneha and Prasanna had been roped in for the film,[30] although Venkat Prabhu refused to comment about this.[31] Later, in an interview to The Hindu, Prasanna stated that he played an important role in it.[32] Ramki was recruited in November 2012 for an important role.[33] Meena was also approached by the director to play a pivotal role, but she declined the offer.[25] Nithin Sathya and Sampath Raj, two regulars in Venkat Prabhu's films, joined the cast in December 2012.[34] Later additions to the cast included Prem, television actor and mimic Badava Gopi, playing the role of a cameraman,[35] Uma Riyaz Khan,[36]Madhumitha,[37] Bangalore socialite Sangeetha Gopal,[38] and Sam Anderson.[39] Reports suggested that Canadian film critic Review Raja had done a dance number choreographed by Shobhi during his visit in Chennai.[40]

Filming

The film's principal photography was to start in August 2012,[14] but was delayed because of changes in the script and the cast. It was then supposed to begin by early October 2012 in Ambur,[41] but was officially commenced on November 5, 2012,[42] following a test shoot on November 1.[43] The first day of shoot involved scenes between Karthi and Premji, which was carried out on a set inside a house near the Kodambakkam railway station in Chennai.[44] The short Chennai schedule was followed by schedules in Senji, Ambur and Pondicherry.[45] A set of a hotel worth ₹ 1 crore was erected in Chennai,[46]where action scenes and songs were shot for the film.[47] Motion capture technology was used to film a fight sequence involving Karthi, Nitin Sathya, Murugadas and Panchu Subbu which was shot with a multiple camera setup at Puducherry.[48]The unit then took a break as Karthi moved on to shoot his other film All in All Azhagu Raja simultaneously,[49] and filming was continued on 30 March 2013 in Hyderabad.[50] 60% of the film had been completed at that time, according to the director.[51]
Vijay Vasanth, Vaibhav Reddy, Ashwin Kakumanu, Aravind Akash and Mahat Raghavendra, who had all been part of Venkat Prabhu's Mankatha, dropped by Hyderabad for a day to take part in the shooting.[52] Although a 14-day schedule was planned in Hyderabad, the unit returned within three days to Chennai, after facing with opposition from the stunt union of Andhra Pradesh. The crew was allowed to shoot a fight sequence on a train, for which ₹ 40 lakh had been paid in advance, after which they returned to Chennai and resume the shoot there, where new sets had been created at the AVM studios, the Binny Mills and the Rajiv Gandhi Salai (OMR).[53] Venkat Prabhu further said that the crew would be heading to Spain and Portugal in May to shoot two songs involving Karthi and Hansika.[54] By mid-June, the entire talkie portion had been canned.[55] The final song, choreographed by Kalyan, was shot in July 2013.[56] Although the team had planned to shoot the song in a foreign country,[57] it was eventually filmed in Meenambakkam, Chennai,[58] where two sets had been created,[59] with Venkat Prabhu intending to shoot the song in the style of a Broadway musical, who went on to add that "the backgrounds in the song will keep changing throughout".[60]

Soundtrack


Yuvan Shankar Raja composed the soundtrack and film score for Biriyani, continuing his association with Venkat Prabhu, which will be his 100th film.[61][62] Prabhu has stated that the soundtrack album will have "at least 8 to 9 songs".[63] Besides poet Vaali and the director's father Gangai Amaren, who regularly work in Prabhu's films, Niranjan Bharathi, who penned the song "Nee Naan" in the director's previous venture Mankatha, and Madhan Karky were brought on board to write the lyrics, the latter collaborating the first time with Yuvan Shankar Raja.[64] After being convinced by the director, film's lead actor Karthi agreed to sing a song titled "Mississippi" for the soundtrack, making his debut in playback singing,[63] which was recorded in December 2012.[65] In late July 2013, four leading contemporary music directors, G. V. Prakash Kumar, S. Thaman, Vijay Antony and D. Imman, were roped in to sing the number "Thirumbi Vaa", which was termed as a "motivational song" by the director.[66] Two remixes were produced by Yuvan Shankar Raja himself, for the first time remixing his own composition, and Premgi Amaren, respectively.[67] The audio rights of the soundtrack were acquired by Sony Music in May 2013.[68] On August 16, the audio tracks were leaked online causing an uproar from the team.[69] Due to the leak, the planned audio launch was subsequently cancelled, and though it was announced that the album would be directly released to stores on 21 August 2013,[70] the audio launch eventually happened at an undisclosed FM station on 21 August.[71] The audio received positive response from critics as well as audience


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