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“From Now On”: Kamal Haasan and Shruti Haasan Unite with Lokesh Kanagaraj for an Engrossing Love Saga


Raaj Kamal Films International (RKFI) has marked yet another milestone by launching an immersive music video experience with “Inimel” — a term that echoes “from now on”. This new venture aligns with the creative prowess of an iconic figure in the Indian film industry — Kamal Haasan. At the helm of RKFI, he steers this innovative project into the currents of contemporary romance, exploring modern relations with a symphony of visuals and sounds.

Directed by the adept Lokesh Kanagaraj, who is also joining the cast in his acting debut, and crafted under the vision of director Dwarkesh Prabakar alongside director of photography Bhuvan Gowda, “Inimel” offers an intriguing narrative that dances across the various stages of love’s journey against the backdrop of city life’s bustling vibrancy.

The music video presents a splendid collaboration. In the driver’s seat for musical composition and vocal performance, Shruti Haasan brings her exquisite talent to the mix. Providing additional creative zest, her father, Kamal Haasan, contributes his own artistic flair, promising a melodic treat for fans and music lovers alike.

This confluence of talents has sparked excitement among Tamil cinema aficionados, who eagerly await to see how “Inimel” traverses the nuances of emotional bonds in an urban setting. As the #Inimel all your Delulus become Trulus hashtag trends, social media platforms are abuzz with anticipation, spurred further by sharing a vibrant poster revealing the project’s stalwarts: @ikamalhaasan, @Dir_Lokesh, @shrutihaasan, and more.

The conjoining of these cinematic powerhouses is not uncharted territory. Following their successful collaboration on the acclaimed feature “Vikram,” expectations are high for a reprisal of their synergetic magic. This time, with Kanagaraj stepping into the dual role of director and actor, there is a palpable curiosity around the dimensions he might unveil on screen.

As their careers continue to flourish independently — with Kamal Haasan engrossed in the shoot for Mani Ratnam’s “Thug Life”, Lokesh Kanagaraj embarking on the production of “Thalaivar 171” with superstar Rajinikanth, and Shruti Haasan recently captivating audiences in Prashanth Neel’s “Salaar: Part 1 Ceasefire”, where she starred alongside Prabhas — “Inimel” appears as a harmonious interlude.

The prospect of “Inimel” is not limited to its imminent auditory spectacle; it also echoes RKFI’s ambition to delve into novel avenues of cinematic expression. Through this medium, audiences are invited to experience storytelling through the interplay of sight and sound, fostering a connection that transcends traditional film narratives.

Despite the growing intrigue and fervor surrounding the “Inimel” music video, a release date remains shrouded in mystery, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. The anticipation continues to mount as the Indian film industry watches with bated breath. With each update, Tamil cinema’s circle widens, drawing together an even larger community of enthusiasts eager to behold a modern-day tale of romance, illuminated by a constellation of India’s brightest stars.