
Ilai
Synopsis
Ilai follows the story of a little Girl lost in a bustling metropolis. She doesn't speak the city's language and wanders about its hostile streets to find a way to her home. Lost and forlorn, she instinctively lures a kind baker, three young rag-picking boys and a feisty old woman into her search. Ilai encapsulates the lives of these reclusive characters as they zealously bond and set off unwittingly on a circular journey.
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- Director
- Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
- Screenplay & Story
- Subhasini B A Devaiah, Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
- Original Title
- Ilai
- Country of Origin
- India
- Spoken Languages
- Tamil
- Runtime
- 1h 7m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
Subhasini B A Devaiah, Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
Department Leadership Roster
Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
Director
Subhasini B A Devaiah
Writer
Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ilai
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What is Ilai about?
Ilai follows the story of a little Girl lost in a bustling metropolis. She doesn't speak the city's language and wanders about its hostile streets to find a way to her home. Lost and forlorn, she instinctively lures a kind baker, three young rag-picking boys and a feisty old woman into her search. Ilai encapsulates the lives of these reclusive characters as they zealously bond and set off unwittingly on a circular journey.
Who directed Ilai?
Ilai was directed by Rajiv Reddy Pochareddy.
Who stars in Ilai?
The principal cast of Ilai includes Pritham Chakravarthy, Manjula Odanadi.
When was Ilai released and how long is it?
Ilai was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 1h 7m.
