Kadavul Paathi Mirugam Paathi

• Raj Zacharias
• Sethu
• Abhishek Vinod as Jai
• Swetha Vijay as Neha
• Arjuna in a guest appearance
• Pooja Umashankar in a guest appearance
• Surabhi Prabhu in the song Meenama

The film was announced as early as June 2011 when it was revealed that Raaj Menon would make a film to be produced by socialite Raj Zacharias. It was suggested that filming for the project, based on a story of four youngsters, would begin in August 2011 with Resul Pookutty signed on as sound engineer. Arya, Narain and Aadhi were signed to play three of the lead roles, while the director announced that no lead actress be in the cast.[3] The team released a series of posters featuring silhouettes and then revealed that Anoop Menon, Prakash Raj, Atul Kulkarni and Santhanam amongst others would play supporting roles. Aadhi later stated that he would play a guest appearance, though noted that in October 2011 that Raaj Menon had not contacted him since June about the project.[4] The film subsequently failed to take off and the project was postponed.

The film re-began work in October 2013 and a teaser trailer was released in 2014 featuring an all-new cast with producer Raj Zacharias playing a leading role. The film added in Suresh to co-direct the film with Raaj Menon, while Rahul Raj replaced Navneeth Sunder as the film's composer. Actor Sethu, previously seen in Mynaa (2010), also featured in a prominent role, while debutants Abhishek Vinod and Swetha Vijay also appeared in the film. An item number, "Meenamma Meenamma" was choreographed by Gayathri Raghuram featuring actor Arjuna of Kangaroo fame, and actress and model Surabhi Prabhu.[5][6] Actress Pooja Umashankar enacted a cameo role in the film, revealing that she had accepted the offer as an ode of friendship to her college friend Raj Zacharias.111[7] The film was titled Kadavul Paathi Mirugam Paathi, after a song in Aalavandhan (2001).[8]

All music is composed, arranged, programmed and produced by Rahul Raj, who makes his debut in Tamil cinema after impressive stints in Malayalam and Telugu film industries. The audio was released in a grand function held at Sathyam Cinemas, Chennai. Yugabharathi, Viveka and Karunakaran are the lyricists. Producer K. E. Gnanavel Raja was present during the occasion, along with several other dignitaries.

The soundtrack met with positive reviews on release. Karthik Srinivasan of Milliblog.com commented "The soundtrack’s highlight is Enadhu ulagil, that lays out its Reetigowlai cards right at the outset and goes on to make superb pop-style use of the raaga! Long overdue, good enough debut by Rahul Raj in Tamil."[9] Vipin Nair of Musicaloud.com too rated the album high, and concluded saying "Commendable Tamil film debut from Malayali composer Rahul Raj. Naan Indru in particular is total chartbuster material!".[10]

• Kadavul Paathi Mirugam Paathi at IMDb