RIVER ROUTE STUDIOS & RED ROCK STUDIOS UNVEIL THEIR FIRST COLLABORATIVE PROJECT : “BROWN MANI” TITLE & FIRST LOOK OUT NOWRiver Route Studios, in association with Red Rock Studios, proudly unveils the title and first look of their maiden collaborative venture, “Brown Mani”, presented by actor Rio Raj. The striking first look sets the tone for a lively and entertaining film, offering audiences an exciting glimpse into its world.“Brown Mani” features talented actors Ram Nishanth and JS Kavi in pivotal roles, both of whom have been part of notable projects and bring their experience to this engaging entertainer. The film is directed by Kathiravan Sampath, who brings a unique storytelling voice to the project.The film boasts a strong technical team with music composed by Dev Prakash Regan, cinematography by Sakthi Subramanian, editing by Sundar S, and art direction by Abr,Notably, “Brown Mani” is conceived as a sing-sound, fully live-recorded film, with the Soundaholics team spearheading its sound design, ensuring a raw, realistic, and immersive audio experience.all coming together to shape a vibrant cinematic experience.The project is co-produced by Kavinn GT and produced by Rio and Ramesh under their respective banners.Shot entirely across the southern regions, the film captures authentic landscapes and cultural textures that add depth and relatability to its narrative. With the shoot now successfully wrapped, the team has moved into post-production, which is currently progressing in full swing.Positioned as a fun-filled family drama, “Brown Mani” revolves around the emotional and entertaining journey between two friends. With a blend of humor, warmth, and engaging storytelling, the film promises to strike a chord with audiences across all age groups.With the title and first look now officially unveiled, the makers are set to bring audiences into a lively and heartfelt cinematic world that celebrates friendship, family, and fun.More updates on the film, including audio launch and release plans, will be revealed soon.
