Revathi feels that urban audience will like this film and it will be "shocking also" for some.

"If you have a disabled person in your family, you will relate to it. It's a very truthful film. It's so real that everybody will connect with it. It's a family story," she told IANS.

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Asked about all research that went behind the film, Revathi said: "I did a film called 'Anjali' 21 years back that was directed by Mani Ratnam. In the film, my daughter Anjali had a disability. I had done research at that time and since then I am a volunteer in an organization. I have knowledge about it and it's nothing new for me."

"When I heard the story, I felt that it is about something that I know. So I was happy to do it," she added.

The film that also features Sayani Gupta is slated to release on April 17.