Casting : Taman Aakshan, Malvi Malhotra, Maithreya, Raksha Cherin, Sivam, Arun Karthi, Kali Venkat, Munishkanth, Velaramamoorthy, Thalaivasal Vijay, Santhana Bharathi , Nakalites Niveditha, Yasar
Directed By : B.Manivarman
Music By : Sanjay Manickam
Produced By : Amohom studios, Whitelamp Pictures – Subhashini.K
The hero Thaman’s wife Malvi Malhotra is pregnant. He often has bad dreams and some scary images appear in his dreams.
Kali Venkat, who has crores of rupees stashed in a dilapidated factory, informs Thaman’s friends about the information and asks them to take the money and save her daughter who is fighting for her life before dying.
When Thaman, Malvi Malhotra and their friends go to the place to take the money, Malvi Malhotra sees the scary images she sees in her dreams there. At the same time, Thaman, who is looking for money, finds traces of Satanic cults in that place, and his friends who are looking for money are in danger. Did Thaman save them? What is the connection between his wife’s dream and that place? Why is all this happening?, is what ‘Janma Nachchatram’ tells us.
Thaman, who plays the hero of the story, and Malvi Malhotra, who plays his wife, have done the job given to them flawlessly. Malvi Malhotra, who is always scared by bad dreams, and Thaman, who bravely faces supernatural incidents and finds the truth, have carried the film on their shoulders.
Maitreya, who plays Thaman’s friend, and Raksha Sherin, Sivam, and Arun Karthi, who play his girlfriend, have traveled in a way that adds strength to the screenplay.
Kali Venkat, Vela Ramamoorthy, and Munishkanth have traveled in a symbolic way to the film with their experienced acting and screen presence.
Thalaivasal Vijay, Santhana Bharathi, Nuckalites Nivedita, Yasar, who have appeared in a few scenes, have also done their job well.
Cinematographer KG has filmed the dilapidated factory and the events that take place there in a way that will terrify the audience.
Music composer Sanjay Manickam has given both the songs and the background music according to the story. The background music increases the fear of the audience in the horror scenes.
Editor S. Guru Surya has told the story of the supernatural belief that the director had told in a way that will confuse the audience.
Director P. Manivarman has written the story and screenplay of the film to give life to the imagination of a group that believes in Satan as God and what would happen if their belief became real.
Just as humans see God in the form of humans, director P. Manivarman, who has portrayed Satan and his actions in the form of humans and their actions, has failed to convey it in a proper way.
