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The always-crowded Ranganathan Street at T Nagar became more crowded recently, when Suriya and director A R Murugadoss were there to shoot a song for their forthcoming venture ‘7am Arivu’. “Since filming a song on Ranganathan Street is no easy task, we rehearshed the sequence many a time at AVM Studios for three days. Thanks to all, we managed to achieve what we conceived, on the busy street,” says Murugadoss. It is said that the entire shot was completed in just 10 minutes and the unit immediately left the spot, as crowd started to swell to have a glimpse of Suriya. “Special permission was obtained earlier,” sources say. Produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin on Red Giant Movies banner, ‘7am Arivu’, being made on a high budget, has Shruthi Haasan opposite Suriya. Music is by Harris Jayaraj. “All is well so far. The shoot is expected to get over soon,” add sources.

Acclaimed cinematographer Ravi K. Chandran is a happy man these days. The reason for his happiness is his work in the Shahrukh starrer ‘My name is Khan’ has been selected for the main awards competition at the coveted ‘Plus Camerimage’ International film festival for the art of cinematography. The festival, a global event, will be held in Bydgozscs, Poland between November 27 and December 4, 2010. Ravi K. Chandran is known for his pristine and vibrant cinematography in the Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi film industries. He has worked with the who’s who of the Indian movie world including Mani Ratnam, Rakesh Roshan, Faran Akhthar, Priyadarshan and Shankar. His work in movies like Viraasat, Black, Dil Chahta Hai, Boys and Kannathil Muthamittal was critically applauded. He is currently wielding the lens for AR Mugadoss’ next movie 7aam Arivu starring Surya. His Bollywood project, Guzaarish, directed by Sanjay Leela Bansali, is up for release soon.

Suriya is truly excited about his upcoming film 7Aum Arivu in which he plays the role of a trapeze artiste cum animal trainer. The unit is currently shooting at Great Bombay Circus in Coimbatore. Suriya will be performing all the circus acts himself without using a double in any of the sequences. The actor is practising hard to get his body language right. He can now walk the trapeze, blow fire out of his mouth and juggle with six balls. “I stayed with a circus. Do you know there are only about seven or eight companies remaining in the country? It’s frightening how popular entertainment like television has ousted its traditional counterparts. I loved learning circus tricks, specially jugglery. I don’t want people to think it is special effects,” Suriya said.