Keerat, who debuted opposite Arya in Saran's 'Vattaram', plays Arjun's love interest in the film in the role of a reporter. Keen to make a mark in Tamil films, Keerat has been 'very liberal' in exposing and in getting intimate with Arjun in romantic sequences.

Keerat faces tough competition from Suma, another Mumbai import who will be debuting in this film. Suma has left no stone unturned to inform all concerned that she could be a possible replacement to Rahasiya, who is the current favourite with directors when it comes to 'item' numbers.

Kajala, who appears to have taken a sabbatical from Tamil films, returns to Kollywood with a small yet powerful role. Her performance in the film is bound to create ripples; when sequences involving Arjun and Kajala were filmed, not only the Unit hands but also those who had assembled to watch the shooting couldn't control their emotions. This will be Kajala's second film with Arjun after another brief appearance with the actor in 'Ezhumalai'.

Vivek teams up with Arjun to take care of the comedy track. In the first-half, Viceck plays Ambi, the Mess owner and in the second-half, Vivek does a take-off on Jim Carrey (remember 'The Mask'?) that is sure to send the audience into peels of laughter.