Sananth

Sananth Reddy is an Indian actor who appears in Tamil cinema. He worked in short films before made his feature debut in Ajay Gnanamuthu's horror film Demonte Colony.

Early life and career

Sananth was born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Before made his debut on big screen, Sananth worked as an actor in short films and telefilms. His short film Madhu, was directed by Rathnakumar and released in 2013. Madhu was selected to be a part of Bench Talkies. Then Sananth played one of the lead characters in the feature horror film Demonte Colony. He appeared in a Tamil music video "Sandaaliye" in 2014. His upcoming feature film is Jil Jung Juk.

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Jil Jung Juk

Jil Jung Juk is a 2016 Indian Tamil curry western comedy film directed by Deeraj Vaidy, starring Siddharth, Sananth Reddy and Avinash Raghudevan in the leading roles. This will be the 25th film of Siddharth. Originally set to release on 25 December 2015, the film was postponed to 2016 due to the crew's efforts in assisting victims of the Chennai floodings.

Cast

Production

Siddharth took a brief hiatus from acting after finishing Enakkul Oruvan (2015), before choosing to produce and appear in his next film. He chose to collaborate with newcomer Deeraj Vaidy on a comedy film titled Jil Jung Juk and the film was reported to be in production during May 2015. The film's title was taken from a dialogue spoken by Vadivelu from Kaadhalan (1994) and refers to three different types of people.

Prashant Pillai

Prashant Pillai (born 8 September 1981) is a music producer and composer from India.

Early career

After completing his Sound engineering in Chennai, he went on to work with A.R.Rahman. After a short stint with him, he moved on and settled in Pune, where he started scoring for ad jingles, web sonics, and short films. Pillai considers A.R.Rahman to be his professional guide and mentor.

In early 2004, Pillai got his first break to compose a radio jingle and then went on to compose jingles, for both radio and television consumption.

In the year 2007, Prashant scored music for Bejoy Nambiar's, critically acclaimed short film Rahu where he teamed with singer K. S. Krishnan. Bejoy's uncanny knack of selecting unusual and experimental sounds, resulted in Prashant working on a soundtrack, which he still claims to be his best. Rahu soundtrack features Murtaza and Qadir Khan, sons of the Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. They feature in the soundtrack for the Sufi song, "Betaabi". This song was later used in a Malayalam film City of God.