The makers of An Ordinary Man have unveiled the promo song “Higher,” offering audiences a vibrant and energetic musical glimpse into the upcoming Tamil film. Featuring Ravi Mohan, Yogi Babu, Yung Raja and Karen Vincent, the song combines stylish visuals, lively choreography and an upbeat musical presentation.

“Higher” is composed, written and directed by Keneeshaa, who has created the track with a strong contemporary sound. The song brings together Ranjith and Yung Raja as singers, while the lyrics are penned by Ravi Mohan and Yung Raja. Their combination gives the promo song an energetic character that matches its visual presentation.

The music video features Ravi Mohan alongside Yogi Babu and Yung Raja, adding an entertaining element to the track. Sherif. M has handled the choreography, while Vivian Ambrose serves as the cinematographer. The visual treatment and dance portions give “Higher” a lively promotional feel designed to create curiosity around the film.

Behind the technical aspects, Kannan. S has worked as the art director, with Sherbin. J handling editing duties. The title graphics have been designed by Sarath Vinu. The track was recorded by Hariharan at 20dB Sound Studios and Vishnu Shankar at Soundtown Studios, while Balu handled the mixing and mastering at 20dB Sound Studios.

An Ordinary Man is written and directed by Ravi Mohan and produced under Ravi Mohan Studios. The film features Yogi Babu alongside Ravi Mohan, with Keneeshaa as the music director. The technical crew includes Vivian Ambrose as cinematographer, Stunt Siva for action choreography, and Sowndar Nallasamy as the art director.

The release of “Higher” adds another promotional highlight to the film and gives audiences a glimpse of its musical and visual style. With its energetic presentation and colourful performances, the song is expected to attract attention among fans of Tamil cinema and music.

As An Ordinary Man continues its promotional journey, more details about the film’s story, characters and release plans are expected to generate further interest. For now, “Higher” serves as an upbeat introduction to the world of Ravi Mohan’s upcoming project.