'Ennanga Sir Unga Sattam' is scheduled to be released in theatres the following month. Awareness about the film was created by conveying that the film is not religion or caste biased. The director of the film appealed to the public to watch the film in theatres.
Coimbatore: The 'Ennanga Sir Unga Sattam' film crew garlanded the statue of Periyar, here. Notices conveying the message of the was issued to the public.

The director of the film Prabhu Jayaram who was in Coimbatore to create awareness, stated that the film is not religion or caste biased.

He stated that the film was made on the understanding of caste and the purpose of the film was to convey the message that all castes are on par with each other.

As part of promoting the film, a bus with photos of the movie designed to serve as an exhibition is all set to do the rounds across the state. “We are going to prepare the bus making it ready to travel all over Tamil Nadu so that people will know about the film.” the director said. He also stated that the crew has begun to convey the message of the film to the people.

'Ennanga Sir Unga Sattam' is slated for release in theatres in November. The director of the film requested the public to watch the film in theatres.
The director of the film Prabhu Jayaram who was in Coimbatore to create awareness, stated that the film is not religion or caste biased.
He stated that the film was made on the understanding of caste and the purpose of the film was to convey the message that all castes are on par with each other.
As part of promoting the film, a bus with photos of the movie designed to serve as an exhibition is all set to do the rounds across the state. “We are going to prepare the bus making it ready to travel all over Tamil Nadu so that people will know about the film.” the director said. He also stated that the crew has begun to convey the message of the film to the people.
'Ennanga Sir Unga Sattam' is slated for release in theatres in November. The director of the film requested the public to watch the film in theatres.