Director Gautham Menon attended the telecast of the first semi-final match of the World Cup series yesterday.
Vikram starrer ‘Dhuruva Nakshatram’ is the most awaited film. This movie is directed by Gautham Menon. Ritu Varma is the female lead in this film. Along with them, Parthiban, Radhika Sarathkumar, Simran and many others are playing important roles.
The work on the film started in 2017 and was slated to hit the screens in 2018, but due to some reasons it got delayed.The film crew has announced that the film will release on the 24th after overcoming many problems.
In this case, director Gautham Menon has started the promotion work of the film. Thus, Gautham Menon participated in the live telecast of the first semi-final match of the World Cup series between India and New Zealand yesterday.
Gautham Menon was answering funny questions from commentator RJ Balaji during that live. At that time, RJ Balaji said, ‘Is there a chance to make a film based on cricket..?’ He questioned. Gautham Menon replied, ‘I am going to direct a new film based on cricket. I have started writing the story for it. The story is about how two friends rise in cricket from district level to state level will be about. I am making the story based on the friendship between Sachin and Vinod Kambli,’ he said.
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