'Kaa' Andrea Jeremiah's thrilling survival drama
Published On: 19 March 2024 | Kollywood | By: Team Moviekoop
Actress Andrea Jeremiah, known for her versatile performances, is gearing up for the release of her next Tamil film, 'Kaa'. The trailer for the movie was launched recently, generating anticipation among audiences. Directed by Nanjil, 'Kaa' is scheduled to hit theaters on March 29th.
In 'Kaa', Andrea Jeremiah portrays the lead role of a wildlife photographer, navigating the challenges of survival in the wilderness. The late actor Salim Ghouse plays the antagonist, adding intensity to the narrative. The trailer showcases Andrea's character grappling with mysterious deaths in the forest while trying to evade danger and uncover the truth.
The film, which commenced production in 2018, has undergone an extensive shooting and post-production process, finally culminating in its upcoming theatrical release. Alongside Andrea and Salim Ghouse, the cast includes Marimuthu, Lamalesh, Akshita, Naveen, Moonar Subramanian, and Arjun Singh, contributing to the film's intriguing storyline.
The music for 'Kaa' is composed by Sundar C. Babu, enhancing the overall cinematic experience. On the professional front, Andrea Jeremiah has an exciting lineup of projects, including 'Pisasu 2', 'No Entry', a film with Bobby Antony, and another untitled project with director Dinesh Selvaraj, showcasing her versatility and commitment to diverse roles in the Tamil film industry.
Tags: Kaa Andrea Jeremiah Salim Ghouse Marimuthu Lamalesh Akshita Naveen Moonar Subramanian Arjun Singh
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