Naan Kadavul Movie Review

• This is Bala’s fourth directorial venture after Sethu, Nandha and Pithamagan.
  
• For the first time Bala is not penning the dialogues for his film. It is handled by noted Tamil literararian and writer Jayamohan
  
• Pooja has dubbed in her own voice
  
• Lyricist Vaale has penned a song in praise of Lord Vishnu in Dasavatharam. In Naan Kadavul, he has written a song in praise of Lord Shiva.
  
• The climax stunt sequences were shot for 26 days
  
• Three directors form part of the project ( Acharya Ravi, Singam Puli and Rassaiya Kannan)
  
• With hope that Naan Kadavul will sweep national awards, the movie would be censored on 30 December, 2008 to join the race for the acclaim this year itself.
  
• Since movies with Digital Interlude (DI) are not considered for National awards, both the cinematographer and the director have not used DI in the film.
  
• It would be released simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu.
  
• A total of 450 physically challenged children and elders form part of the movie. Bala was felicitated for his mammoth effort on World Handicapped Day celebrations recently.
  
• Over 48 physically challenged persons, who know nothing about cinema had been to Chennai to dub in their own voice. A team of doctors attended them in case of emergency during the shoot.
  
• Ilayaraja was mightily impressed seeing the film and wondered the work to be done for re-recording.
  
• Ilayaraja was joined by acclaimed Bollywood composer Uttam Singh for re-recording.