“All Pass” Releases in Theaters on October 9
Set against the backdrop of North Chennai, the film “All Pass” is set for release on October 9.
Directed by Mydeen, “All Pass” will hit theaters on October 9.
The film is produced by Mohana R. under the banner of One Step Entertainment.
Dushyanth, known for his roles in films like Nirangal Moondru and Tharunam, plays the male lead.
Janani, who gained popularity through Bigg Boss and played a significant role in the movie Leo, stars as the female lead.
Jayaprakash, Senthikumari, Director Subramaniam Siva, Vinodhini, and Prasanna Balachandran play key roles, while Mohana R., Sathya, Sanjay, Gokul, and Nikhil portray characters of significant importance.
Sharath Lohithaswa, known for films like Pandiya Naadu and Ethir Neechal, plays the antagonist. Roshan Basheer (who played a villain in Papanasam) and Aruvi Madhan (who played the PT teacher in Bison) also appear in pivotal roles.
Director Moorthy and Kalaiyarasan Kannusamy appear in comedic roles.
Cinematographer Dillraj, known for films such as Kalaga Thalaivan, Annadurai, and Thagararu, has handled the cinematography.
Music composer James Vasanthan, who became a household name with the film Subramaniapuram, has composed the music for this film. The lyrics have been penned by Mohan Rajan, Nilavai Parthiban, and James Vasanthan.
S. Bhaskar, the editor of the film Pasanga, has handled the editing for this movie as well. T. Jayaseelan has served as the art director.
Renowned choreographer I. Radhika has choreographed the dance sequences.
Metro Mahesh has choreographed the stunt sequences.
Makeup: L.V. Raja; Costumes: A.S. Vasan; Stills: Annadurai; Publicity Design: Gibson UGA; Public Relations: Bhuvan Selvaraj; Production: Mohana R.
Maideen has written the story, screenplay, and dialogues, and has directed the film.
Speaking about the film, Director Maideen said:
“This film features a story infused with family sentiment.
Until now, Tamil cinema has portrayed North Chennai solely through the lens of brawls, violence, bloodshed, enmity, and murder. For the first time, we have crafted a film that depicts the realistic lives of the people of North Chennai, free from such elements.
Since the story is set in North Chennai, we have filmed the entire movie within the area and its surrounding localities. We are releasing the film in theaters across Tamil Nadu on October 2nd. We earnestly request the general public, cinema fans, and our friends in the press and media to extend their support to our film.”
