In this epic movie Mohanlal portrays the role of a real life Officer

(A M Nair) in the INA working along with Subash Chandra Bose . This

is an Indo-Japenese venture where Jackie Chan will be playing a role

which is of much importance.The story is based on `Memories of Nair

San' the biography of A M Nair

Nairsan will be released in English, Malayalam, Japanese ,Mongolian

& Hindi.The major location of the film is Japan, Mongolia and India.

The schedule of the film is planned within 125 days

Direction,Story, Screenplay - Albert (Director)

Music: A R Rahman

Music maestro A.R.Rahman will be doing music for the film. Two

traditional Mongolian & One Japanese song will be included in the

film will be a different experience for the music lovers.

A leading Japanese actress is preferred to be the heroine of

Mohanlal. As Nair San married a Japanese lady it is the perfect

recreation by the director himself to select a Japanese actress as

the heroine.

This big budget film wiil be produced by Morfus Group.

The movie tells the story of freedom fighter Nairsan (Mohanlal) who fought against British colonialism in Japan. Jackie Chan will be seen fighting along side Nairsan in his war against colonialism.

The movie, which will be conceived in a historical fiction format, will feature two Japanese and one Mongolian song. A R Rahman, one of India’s greatest composers of all time, will be handling the music department. Though a period drama, the movie will be made keeping the commercial aspects in mind.

Production cost is estimated to cross INR 60 crores ($15 million). Director Albert who made the critically acclaimed Indian cinema “Kanne Madanguka” will handle the story and direction. Actor Mohanlal is said to be very much thrilled about his character.

Nairsan, whose real name is Ayyappan Pilla Madhavan Nair, was born to a tamil Brahmin

father and malayalee mother. He was born and bought up in Trivandrum, Kerala, India. Even during school days, Nairsan and his friends fought against the British rule in India. Later he was forced to leave to Japan via Sri Lanka and continued the fight against British rule from there.