The film “Breakfast”, directed by Gandhi Krishna (who previously directed “Chellame” and “Ananda Thandavam”), is produced by Girija Varadaraj. The movie stars Ranav, Rosmin, Sampath Kumar, Kasthuri, Kruthik Mohan, and others. The film is set to release on April 24, and its audio launch event was held yesterday at Prasad Lab, Chennai.
Editor Bhaskar said:
“The film is titled ‘Breakfast’, but we edited it very slowly. That’s because we worked on multiple versions. The film was finalized only when the director felt completely satisfied.”
Actress Amitha Ranganath said:
“Falling in love is easy for everyone, but sustaining that love is difficult. That’s because each of us has an emotional void. Problems begin when we try to fill that void by seeking a mother’s love from our partner. Married couples must definitely watch this film. It shows how even a small ego can turn into a big issue.”
Actor Kruthik Mohan said:
“It is a great honor to act in a film with music by G.V. Prakash. I sincerely thank director Gandhi Krishna and the producer for giving me this opportunity, which will remain a lifetime memory. I also thank my co-actors. I request everyone to watch this film in theatres on April 24.”
Distributor Guhan said:
“My heartfelt wishes to everyone who worked on this film, especially lyricist Vairamuthu, music composer G.V. Prakash, the producers, director, and actors. The title reflects accepting reality, which the director has beautifully portrayed. I strongly condemn the release of the film ‘Jananayagan’ on social media. Such damage cannot be compensated. Despite that, I wish the film success in theatres.”
Director Vasanthabalan said:
“I feel proud seeing a boy I saw 20 years ago grow into a great music composer today—G.V. Prakash. Meeting him was a significant moment in my life. His current understanding amazes me. Despite being a leading composer, he is working on a newcomer’s film, which is commendable. Gandhi Krishna is a great leader, and I wish this film success.”
Actress Rosmin said:
“I thank director Gandhi Krishna for believing in me. This film is a major turning point in my career. Acting in a film with music by G.V. Prakash is a blessing. Our producers treated us like family. Standing before lyricist Vairamuthu itself is a great honor for me. Thank you to everyone who worked with me.”
Music Composer G.V. Prakash said:
“I thank director Vasanthabalan for giving me my first opportunity. The lessons I learned from him and director Shankar are the reason I continue to work with films featuring newcomers. I always wish to collaborate with those who gave me opportunities early in my career. That’s why I worked on this film with Gandhi Krishna. My best wishes to all the actors in this film.”
Hero Ranav said:
“It is a blessing to act in my debut film alongside great personalities like Gandhi Krishna, Vairamuthu, G.V. Prakash, and distributor Guhan. Coming from no background, this opportunity means a lot to me. I thank the director and the media for their support and request continued support after the release.”
Director Gandhi Krishna said:
“All the actors have performed very well. My thanks to the composer, cinematographers, and producers. Please watch the film and share your support.”
Vairamuthu’s speech (Key highlight):
Lyricist Vairamuthu said:
Earlier, actors were seen mostly at success meets, but now events like audio launches bring everyone together, which is a celebration.
He has known director Gandhi Krishna for 30 years and praised his long-standing journey in cinema.
He said the film deals with a timeless theme—relationships between men and women.
A man cannot understand all women the same way, and a woman cannot understand all men the same way.
“Every man is a world. Every woman is a world.”
As long as men and women exist, the struggle to understand each other will continue—and so will art and literature.
He added:
The acting in the film is natural and commendable.
However, he expressed disappointment that the title is not in Tamil and suggested Tamil films should have Tamil titles.
On the film’s core idea:
The story questions whether marriage is right or wrong.
He compared marriage to a fort under siege—those inside want to come out, and those outside want to go in.
He praised Gandhi Krishna’s storytelling and said the director has more to offer in cinema.
Other speakers:
Actor Rio said:
“Thanks to the media for taking films to the audience. My wishes to the team, especially Ranav. Everyone in cinema has a dream, and the journey toward it involves struggles. My best wishes to the team.”
Actor Bharath said:
“Both directors on stage—Vasanthabalan and Gandhi Krishna—are important in my life. ‘Chellame’ gave me recognition. I thank them and wish success to the team.”
Actor Mime Gopi said:
“Hero Ranav is humble and hardworking. He will definitely find his place in cinema. Just like breakfast is essential for health, this film is a must-watch.”
Producer Varadarajan said:
“This film reflects present-day realities. We produced it to support the younger generation. Thanks to the media, and I request everyone to watch it in theatres on April 24.”
