Did You Spot the Three Clues In Trisha's Mohini Poster? Producer Decodes

Chennai: When a Trisha film is out, there's always a buzz around it, given her tremendous and loyal fan following. So when the first look poster of her next film Mohini was revealed recently, everyone had lots to say about her goddess-like look in blue, complete with weapons and jewellery. But a closer look at the poster actually reveals three vital clues about the storyline of this supernatural thriller.
 In a chat with the film's producer S Lakshman Kumar, we get a peek into the mysterious elements in the poster. Says he, "If you look at the title logo you will notice droplets of water all over it. This water element plays a very important part in the story. In fact there is a thrilling underwater segment in the film."The movie is directed by Madhesh and has been shot 80% in London. Lakshman Kumar, Who produced Suriya's Singam 2 earlier, has left no stone unturned to bring in slick and classy elements required for the story which is set in India and London. Trisha plays dual roles.

She had already put a photo on Instagram in the garb of a chef, standing next to Jacky Bhagnani. Now Lakshman Kumar reveals the other 2 clues in the poster which point to story's backdrop. "In the poster's background you will notice bricks and an incomplete construction of a pillar with iron rods sticking out. This refers to Trisha playing an architect in the film. Now the chef and architect characters are connected to each other from several generations ago. A clue to this aspect of the story can be seen on the logo of Mohini with the drawing of intertwined DNA on it."

For those wondering why she is in a goddess look with weaponry, Lakshman says, "Trisha in the poster is how she appears to the villain, vanquishing him, seen through his eyes. She appears to him as a goddess out to destroy the evil that he represents."
 With camerawork by Gurudev and special effects by David and Ian from the Harry Potters vfx team, this big budget supernatural thriller is heading to Thailand for the next part of the shoot.

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