Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  typical male or female leads. Aishwarya Rajesh was assigned to play the mother of the siblings, since he believed that a mainstream actress who played a character artist instead of heroine, would give more mileage to the film. Yogi Babu and Ramesh Thilak appear in supporting roles. While Manikandan handled the cinematography, Kishore Te., who was a regular in Vetrimaaran's projects, was assigned as the film editor, which became one of the last works of the editor before his death in March 2013. The principal photography began during late-May 2013, where the entire film will be completed within a single stretch of 61 days. In order to have a 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  energetic, occasionally poignant and somewhat unwieldy, that’s part kids movie, part social drama, part Bollywood-style musical montage and part third world farce. And while all the parts do not necessarily form a perfect pie, the film provides some vivid moments and a handful of strong performances, which should help give it a boost". Mythili Ramachandran of Gulf News said "Without a star cast or exotic locations, here is a director who dared to present a simple story, without trapping himself in the regular mould of Tamil cinema." Writing for South China Morning Post, James Marsh said "The light-hearted and witty script [...] incorporates everything from political corruption to media manipulation, painting a rich and vibrant portrait of the contemporary Indian experience."
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  Kaaka Muttai ( and released internationally as The Crow's Egg) is a 2015 Indian Tamil-language comedy-drama film written, directed and filmed by M. Manikandan, in his directorial debut. Jointly produced by Dhanush's Wunderbar Films, Vetrimaaran's Grass Root Film Company and distributed by Fox Star Studios, it features newcomers, Vignesh and Ramesh, in the lead roles alongside Aishwarya Rajesh, Ramesh Thilak, Yogi Babu in supporting roles and Silambarasan in a cameo appearance. The film's storyline revolves around two slum children of Chennai, whose desire is to taste a pizza. Vetrimaaran approached Manikandan in a film festival, after he saw one of his 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  to Slumdog Millionaire (2008). The script's basic plot line is inspired from his life, where his son often have craved for pizza, but he could have a little money to buy it, one day. Then he inspired that "what if someone who couldn't afford a pizza wished to have one", which he kept as a basic idea pitching the story line. To develop the conflict stronger, he characterised the lead artists as slum children and also realized that the kids get attracted to things only because of catchy advertisements. Initially, he had planned to produce the film on his own, through crowdfunding, where he suggested his friends to send money for the production of the project, before Vetrimaaran agreed to produce the film. On the occasion of Republic Day (26 January 2013), both Dhanush and Vetrimaaran announced the project officially under the title Kaaka Muttai.
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  released on 5 June 2015. In addition to the theatrical release in India, the film was also screened at overseas countries, including United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Singapore and Sri Lanka. The film was theatrically released in Karnataka on 19 June 2015, where the Karnataka Government granted tax-free in the state, becoming the first non-Kannada film to receive tax-exemption in Karnataka. It was theatrically released on Kerala on 26 June 2015. The presenters of the film, Dhanush and Vetrimaaran, along with the distributor Fox Star Studios, associated with charitable non-government organization called Bhumi for the well-being of the actors. The company CEO, Vijay Singh, released 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  films being screened. When asked by Vetrimaaran to develop a script, Manikandan wrote a storyline based on slum children and also inspired incidents from his life. Then the team cast real children living in the slum, in order to have a realistic approach. Following an official announcement in mid-January 2013, the film began production in that May. It was shot in real slums and streets across Chennai within 61 working days. The film explores the themes of class-based discrimination, consumerism and media sensationalism. The film's soundtrack and score is composed by G. V. Prakash Kumar and editing was done by Kishore 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  Filmmaker Samit Kakkad watched the film at a festival in Mumbai and expressed his interest in adapting the film into Marathi language. Later he worked on that film, which was titled Half Ticket and altered the script in a minor way to include certain nuances of the Marathi language, by changed the setting to Mumbai instead of Chennai. G. V. Prakash Kumar retained the tracks of the original counterpart for this film, also making his Marathi debut. The film produced by Video Palace, alongside Fox Star Studios, which distributed the original film, released on 22 July 2016. .The title was used in the latest Kannada movie Kaage Moote however the story appears to be inspired from a number of movies.
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content: J Vignesh as Periya Kaaka Muttai (Big Crow Egg) ; V Ramesh as Chinna Kaaka Muttai (Small Crow Egg) ; Aishwarya Rajesh as Kaaka Muttai's mother ; Nivas Adithan as Kaaka Muttai's father ; Shanthi Mani as Periya Kaaka Muttai & Chinna Kaaka Muttai's grandmother ; Babu Antony as Shiva Chidambaram ; Joe Malloori as Pazharasam ; Ramesh Thilak as Naina ; Yogi Babu ; Vazhakku En Muthuraman as Police Officer ; Muthukumar as Pizza spot's supervisor ; Vijay Muthu as Pavadai ; R. S. B. Arivalagan as Drunkard ; Rajasekhar ; Krishnamoorthy ; Silambarasan as himself in a guest appearance 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  on 8 April 2015 (during the inaugural day of the ceremony), and also at the Gold Coast Film Festival. The film's worldwide theatrical rights acquisition was brought by the corporate multi-media production house, Fox Star Studios, in order to ensure a wide reach towards the audience. Kaaka Muttai 's theatrical trailer was screened during the inaugural day premiere at IFFLA in Los Angeles, during April 2015, and was positively received by audience. Since it is a children's film, the producers planned to release on the occasion of summer holidays, to attract more family audience. In mid-May 2015, the makers announced that the film will 
Title: Kaaka Muttai
Content:  Kaaka Muttai received universal critical acclaim, praising the direction, script, screenplay, performances and other technical aspects of the film. On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film received an average rating of 86% based on 15 reviews, with an average rating of 7.25/10.

Question: Who was the producer of Kaaka Muttai?
Answer: Dhanush.
Venkatesh Prabhu Kasthuri Raja.
Dhanush Kastooriraja.
Dhanush K Raja.