S. Thaman composed the film's music, while cinematography was by U. K. Senthil Kumar and editing by Selva RK.

At the end, Divya and Shakthi happily live together while they argue over little things, making their life filled with love, and with a lesson from Chinnasamy saying that couples' fights are for fun, and no one else should get involved in them.

The film was launched in early June 2014 as a collaboration between director Suraj and producers Lakshmi Movie Makers with Jayam Ravi signed on to play the leading role.

[1] Actress Anjali was signed on to play a female lead role in July 2014, marking her comeback after a hiatus from Tamil films.

[3] Trisha joined the cast in August 2014 to play another female lead, after the team opted against signing Kajal Aggarwal, who had asked for a high remuneration.

[10] Avinash Gopinath of Filmbeat.com rated 2 out of 5 stars and said "An Outdated Flick" [11] Rediff rated 1 out of 5 and said "The absurd script, inept execution, bizarre antics of the lead and supporting actors coupled with some ordinary music make director Suraj’s Sakalakala Vallavan Appatakkar a total bore".