Swetha 5/10 Wellington Road Tamil Movie
Cast & Crew
Cast: Girish, Shiv, Keerthi Chawla and other
Director: Sanjay Ram
Release Date: 09 Oct 2009
Genre: Thriller
Language: Tamil
Music Director: Surya
The Story :
Swetha 5/10 Wellington Road revolves around a young woman who enters into a house in an unexpected situation. What are the troubles she faces inside the house, and how she overcomes all obstacles is the crux of the story. The entire story revolves around three characters.
Swetha 5/10 Wellington Road, starring Keerthi Chawla, Girish and Shiv in the lead roles, is a bilingual flick being made in Telugu and Tamil by director Sanjay and Zee Company. The film is currently being shot at the locations of Kochi and Bangalore; the next schedule will soon begin in Hyderabad. Surya is scoring the music.
Swetha 5/10 Wellington Road revolves around a young woman who enters into a house in an unexpected situation. What are the troubles she faces inside the house, and how she overcomes all obstacles is the crux of the story.
The entire story revolves around three characters. Girish is the hero, while Shiv is the villain. Keerti Chawla’s glamour, a bike race in Bangalore highway and the house set in Kochi are the main highlights of the film. Cinematography is by S. Venkat Kumar. Editing is by V.J. Shabu and Riaz. Directed by Sanjay and produced by Zee Company, the film is being made simultaneously in Telugu and Tamil. Shankar from Zee Company says, “We will continue the shooting in Hyderabad now. The film is being made with a story that occurred in a house. Gireesh is playing the hero, while Shiv is playing the villain. The entire story revolves around these three characters.”
Revealing the plot Shankar adds, “A young girl enters into a house unexpectedly and she faces some strange circumstances. How she came out of the cobweb; and out of the house is the basic story. The bike race shot on Bangalore Highway and Keerthi Chawla’s glamour would be the highlights of the flick. The house set erected in Cochin would also attract the audiences.”
