Mollywood star’s Kollywood debut!
The Kollywood spectators has traditionally been inclined towards heroines from Kerala, and Samriddhi Tara, who is geared up to make her debut in the much-acclaimed “Myyal”, is carving a niche for herself with her splendid performances that transcend language and region. Her recent role in the Malayalam film “Parannu Parannu Parannu Chellan” garnered tremendous response and widespread acclaim, enchanting audiences with her nuanced and natural portrayal.
As her artistry continues to shine, Samriddhi is now all set to bewitch Tamil cinema lovers with her compelling debut and promising performance in “Myyal”,scheduled to hit the screens worldwide on May 23,2025.
Actress Samriddhi Tara says:
“It’s a dream come true for me to step into Tamil cinema, and I’m deeply thankful that it’s through Myyal. When director A.P.G. Elumalai narrated the script and my role, I was instantly drawn to the depth and complexity of the character — a rare opportunity for a Tamil debut. Collaborating with such a dedicated team and visionary producers has been inspiring.
“Myyal” is a compelling narrative that engages the audience, weaving a powerful love story amidst layers of tension and emotion. It guarantees an emotional journey that leaves a profound impact.
I’m eagerly awaiting the moment to experience the film’s impact alongside the audience in theaters.
I am a first-generation artiste from my family. I’m thankful to my parents for investing their confidence in me, and I also want to thank my brother, who is a cricketer, for infusing plenty of positive energy into me. Myyal will showcase my talent, and I’m sure my presence in Tamil Nadu will be marked in a big way.”
Directed by A.P.G. Elumalai, the film’s music is scored by Amargeeth S. and cinematography to be handled by Bala Palaniyappan. Produced by Anupama Vikram Singh and Venugopal R. under the banner Icon Cine Creations LLP, the film’s story, screenplay, and dialogues are penned by renowned writer Jeyamohan.
The technical crew also includes Vetri Shanmugam.