Chennai Sep 29 (IANS) Composer Ghibran says he is proud and thankful to be a part of Nayanthara-starrer upcoming Tamil drama "Aramm" which he believes addresses something which needs to be heard.
In a Facebook post Ghibran wrote on Friday: "Last night we did the final mix check of Aramm and I am extremely thankful to God for making me part of this great film. Having come from and as a person who still has my roots in underdeveloped India this film has a lot for me to relate."
Directed by Gopi Nainar "Aramm" features Nayanthara in the role of a district collector.
"It ( Aramm ) speaks about something which needed to be heard and I believe it will do its purpose once it hits the big screen " he added.
The film addresses the water problem.
"Aramm" also features Vignesh and Ramesh the boys from National Award-winning Tamil film "Kaaka Muttai" in crucial roles.
Sunu Lakshmi who has starred in films such as "Sengathu Bhoomiyile" and "Touring Talkies" and Ramachandran of "Sathuranga Vettai" fame are also a part of the cast.
The director had revealed that the film has no songs.
--IANS
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