Tamil actress Trisha's most recent film, "The Road," hit theaters on October 6. Directed and written by debutant filmmaker Arun Vaseegaran, this movie is categorized as a revenge drama.
On the eve of "The Road's" release, Aha Tamil made an official announcement that they had secured the digital rights to the film, tweeting, "@ahatamil has acquired the digital rights for the #Road Movie." However, the platform did not specify when the film would be available for streaming on its platform.
"The Road" shows great promise, as indicated by its trailer. The trailer opens with a quote from Friedrich Nietzsche: "In revenge and in love, a woman is more barbaric than a man." The film revolves around a woman's quest to uncover the truth behind a series of mysterious deaths. Having lost a loved one, she is determined to understand why accidents frequently occur on a specific stretch of a national highway. Is it the work of a ghost or something supernatural? It turns out neither is true. The accidents, resulting in the loss of innocent lives, appear to be orchestrated by a drug cartel.
The film's protagonist goes to great lengths to unearth the truth and put an end to the accidents that continue to claim lives. It's a classic tale of David versus Goliath.
"The Road" is produced by AAA Cinemaa, with music composed by Sam CS. KG Venkatesh served as the cinematographer, while Phoenix Prabhu handled the stunts.
In addition to Trisha, "The Road" features a talented ensemble cast, including Dancing Rose Shabeer, Santhosh Prathap, Miya George, MS Bhaskar, Vivek Prasanna, Vela Ramamoorthy, Laxmi Priya, and others.
