Venket Ram took the film's principal photographs, while Siddharth Chandrasekhar of Mittra Media made his debut as a publicity designer with the project. Art director Sabu Cyril constructed a house in Ooty for the film. The team also hired Radharavi and Sathyapriya along with four comedians - Vivek, Sreenivasan, Cochin Haneefa and Innocent to play pivotal roles in the film. The story of the film also required a guest appearance and Priyadarshan chose Madhavan for the role, despite initially considering Arjun. During the making of the film, Trisha was dubbed as the 'most happening debutante in Tamil film industry', and signed on to three other projects before the release of Lesa Lesa - Ennaku 20 Unnaku 18, Mounam Pesiyadhe and Thiruda, which she later opted out from. She revealed she had no idea about the script of Lesa Lesa when she agreed to do the film and only later did Shaam and her have a one-hour narration of the script. Lesa Lesa became the first film Trisha had signed, and recalled that she had been trying to avoid films until she finished college but veteran director Priyadarshan's calls were 'criminal to refuse'. The project initially developed under the title Kanmani Nee Vara Kaathirunthen, before the makers changed it to Lesa Lesa after hearing the song composed by Jayaraj for the film. The story of the film was partially adapted from the 1998 Malayalam film Summer in Bethlehem, which was written by Ranjith, and Priyadarshan developed a new screenplay.

Rajendran as Deva’s friend (uncredited)ĭespite the box office failure of their previous venture 12B, Vikram Singh hired Shaam and composer Harris Jayaraj again for his next venture directed by veteran Priyadarshan.

Innocent as the man who wants to kill Chandru.

Madhavan as Deva Narayanan (cameo appearance).

Whether Bala marry Rakesh thereafter is the rest of the story. But Bala unable digest the lie, went out in halfway. Deva lies to her that he did not love her and whet he had is only a lust. On last request by Deva, Bala came to meet her with Rakesh. Rakesh, with aid of his foster uncle met Deva and discloses his love over Bala and request Deva to convince her to live life after his death. Rakesh found Bala suspicious and in an interaction she revealed that her husband is going to be hanged soon on a public issue and she will also end her life same day he is hanged. Bala becomes sober - she says that she likes him, but says that she's already married to a college lecturer, Deva Narayanan.

Rakesh, eventually falls in love with Bala.

When Balamani 'Bala', is the most favored and most fun of family comes to the family. As a result, he decides to pose as the co-owner of his friend Rakesh's riches till his grandfather stays with them. Plot Ĭhandru's grandfather plans to visit him but Chandru has spent all his money. The film is a remake of the 1998 Malayalam film Summer in Bethlehem, which was written by Ranjith. Cinematography is handled by Tirru, while the film's score and soundtrack were composed by Harris Jayaraj. The film stars Shaam and Trisha, while Vivek, Radharavi and Sreenivasan play supporting roles. Gently, gently), also referred to as Laysa Laysa, is a 2003 Indian Tamil-language film directed by Priyadarshan and produced by Vikram Singh, who previously produced 12B.

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