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Mohanlal will don an important role in film to be directed by debutant N.R. Sanjeev. Lal is set to play the role of an advocate, named Suryanarayanan.

Janakan belongs to the thriller genre and has Suresh Gopi in the role of a villager by the name Vishwanathan who is married to Nirmala played by Kaveri. They have a teenaged daughter. This character is performed by newcomer Priya. Vishwanathan best friends are characters done by Biju Menon and Harisree Asokan.

Mohanlal will be seen in a 20 minute cameo role in Janakan as criminal lawyer he has a pivotal role to play.

Tamil villain Sampath, Vijayaraghavan, Ganesh Kumar, Vijayakumar, Jyothirmayi and Renjitha Menon also act in this movie. Earlier Jyothirmayi and Sindhu Menon were expected to be in key roles.

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In Ghost House Inn

After the success of In Harihar Nagar and its sequel To Harihar Nagar, director Lal has announced the third part of the movie "In Ghost House Inn". The movie produced by Lal Creations and PNV Associates will start shooting in Novemeber.

The four heroes Mukesh, Jagadish, Siddique, and Ashokan who did a wonderful job in the first part which was released 18 years ago and later in 'To Harihar Nagar' released recently, will be there in the third part also. The release of the movie is set for March 20, 2010.

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For those, who were down in the mouth about Vijay's previous films, you've nothing special in Vijay's 'Vettaikaran'. But, it's slightly average than his previous flicks - 'Kuruvi' and 'Villu'. Possibly, you would be curious to know whether Vijay has imitated anything from Telugu actor Mahesh Babu. Of course, he has aped certain style of uttering dialogues as the same way he does. Indeed, there's a particular shot of breaking a pillar stone just in bare hands (Mahesh Babu in 'Athadu').

The film's synopsis isn't substantial as it offers reminiscences of Vijay previous films 'Tirupatchi', 'Bhagavathy' and few of that sort. Babu Sivan seems to have collected the scenes of other films made by his mentors Dharani and Perarasu.