Ventaadu Vetaadu (2013)
24 Jan 2013 ● Telugu ● 2 hrs 24 mins
A fast-paced mystery thriller that revolves around a forest-trekking guide leaves to Thailand in search of his lady love, and gets stuck in a web of bizarre events that place his life in danger.
Cast: Trisha Krishnan, Vishal Krishna
Crew: Thiru Krishnamoorthy (Director), Richard M Nathan (Director of Photography), Yuvan Shankar Raja (Music Director)
Rating: U/A (India)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Thriller
Release Dates: 24 Jan 2013 (India)
Telugu Name: వెంటాడు వేటాడు
Did you know? The movie was initially titled 'Samaran', but was changed to 'Samar' in April 2012. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Telugu
Spoken Languages:
Tamil
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Music Label: Sony Music Entertainment
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Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Lyricist: Ramajogayya Sastry
Playback Singer: Sai Sivani, Prudhvi Chandra
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Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed from: Samar (Tamil)
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Trivia:
Several stunt scenes were shot in Bangkok with the help of Chinese stuntman Nung, some of which were performed by Vishal without using any safety ropes.
The movie was shot in several exotic locations like Europe, Bangkok, Malaysia, the forests of Chalakudy, Kerala while few portions were planned to be shot in China.
Trisha Krishnan, who had previously declined four of Vishal's films, 'Sathyam', 'Thoranai', 'Theeradha Vilayattu Pillai' and 'Vedi', finally agreed to play the female lead in this movie.
It was widely reported that Arvind Swamy had agreed to essay a negative character in the film, however Thiru informed that Arvind Samy was considered but never approached, adding that it was not a negative character either. Arvind Swamy later clarified that he was not going to make a comeback, and Prakash Raj was roped in for that character. As the filming became delayed by a month, Prakash Raj opted out of the project and was subsequently replaced by Manoj Bajpai, making his Tamil movie debut.
At the audio release function, Vishal revealed that the film was actually written for his friend, actor Arya, but that he wanted to enact the lead role after listening to its narration.
The movie was initially titled 'Samaran', but was changed to 'Samar' in April 2012.
A dubbed version in Telugu titled 'Vetadu-Ventadu', was released on 24 January 2013
The movie was shot in several exotic locations like Europe, Bangkok, Malaysia, the forests of Chalakudy, Kerala while few portions were planned to be shot in China.
Trisha Krishnan, who had previously declined four of Vishal's films, 'Sathyam', 'Thoranai', 'Theeradha Vilayattu Pillai' and 'Vedi', finally agreed to play the female lead in this movie.
It was widely reported that Arvind Swamy had agreed to essay a negative character in the film, however Thiru informed that Arvind Samy was considered but never approached, adding that it was not a negative character either. Arvind Swamy later clarified that he was not going to make a comeback, and Prakash Raj was roped in for that character. As the filming became delayed by a month, Prakash Raj opted out of the project and was subsequently replaced by Manoj Bajpai, making his Tamil movie debut.
At the audio release function, Vishal revealed that the film was actually written for his friend, actor Arya, but that he wanted to enact the lead role after listening to its narration.
The movie was initially titled 'Samaran', but was changed to 'Samar' in April 2012.
A dubbed version in Telugu titled 'Vetadu-Ventadu', was released on 24 January 2013
