Darling’ will outdo ‘Prema Katha Chitram’: Prakash Kumar

G.V. Prakash Kumar, who will next be seen in Tamil horror-comedy "Darling", says the film will be far better than its Telugu original "Prema Katha Chitram".

The film is jointly produced by K.E. Gnanavel Raja of Studio Green and Allu Aravind of Geetha Arts.

Composer-actor G.V. Prakash Kumar, who will next be seen in Tamil horror-comedy “Darling”, says the film will be far better than its Telugu original “Prema Katha Chitram”.

“We have exerted scrupulous efforts in delivering the top-notch technical and narrative aspects. Offering a final product with perfect class was our motto and now we’re happy to see it has been achieved. ‘Darling’ will outperform its original,” Prakash said in a statement.

Directed by Sam Anton, “Darling” also features Nikki Galrani, Karunas and Bala Saravanan in important roles.

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The film is jointly produced by K.E. Gnanavel Raja of Studio Green and Allu Aravind of Geetha Arts.

“I’m so elated to be a part of film that brings two great producers of the industry together. I happened to meet Gnanavel Raja sir and show him some of my portions in my other film ‘Pencil’. Quite impressed with what I had performed, he approached me with ‘Darling’,” he said.

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