Eera Veyyil

Bala is the son of a honest tehsildar. At a temple pond, he sees a girl and splashes water on her. Bala is then taken to the police station since the girl is Priya, the daughter of the Kumbakonam mayor, Krishnamoorthy. Upon hearing this, Priya feels bad for Bala. They both start to have phone conversations and fall in love. When Priya's father learns that Priya is talking with a ruffian, he starts to hunt down Bala with the help of police officer Venugopal. How Bala tries to escape from the police forms the rest of the story.[1]

The film began production in 2008 under the name Thiruvasagam with newcomer Rajamohan as the director with Album fame Aryan Rajesh and Kaadhal fame Saranya Nag.[2] The film was planned as a Tamil and Telugu bilingual.[2] Charanraj and Suman Setty played supporting roles.[2]

The film was re-launched in 2013 as Eera Veyyil with A. K. Micheal as the director and changes to the supporting cast.[3][4] The name was changed because the director knew that the name Thiruvasam would have controversy due to the religious meaning of the name.[5] A. K. Micheal ventured into direction with this film.[6] He previously worked as a stills photographer for seven films and as an art director for sixteen films.[7] Businessmen Durai Prabhakaran, Ramesh Ethiraja, Pavesh V. Jain, T. Nedumaran and R. Senthil Kumar produced the film.[7] Aryan Rajesh, who was last seen in Pokkisham (2009), returns to Tamil cinema with this film.[8][9] He shot for this film alongside Thuttu and Vedikkai; however, both of those films were never released.[10] Nizhagal Ravi was cast as Rajesh's father.[6] Aadukalam Naren and Pithamagan Mahadevan were cast in important roles.[7]

The songs were composed by Jassie Gift in his fourth Tamil film.[7] Vairamuthu wrote the lyrics for all the songs.[7]