Indian star Karthik Sivakumar, known by his screen name Karthi, is bullish about upcoming release “Japan,” his 25th film.
The film is due to release in November during the Deepavali holiday frame in Tamil, Telugu and a few other languages. “It’s a crime thriller, it’s got a manhunt to it. But apart from that, the writing and characters in the film are so well-rooted, and at the same time, it’s got a lot of flamboyance – it’s a very unique combination,” Karthi told Variety.
The film, from prolific south Indian studio Dream Warrior Pictures, is directed by Raju Murugan. “Being so grounded and yet having the flamboyance and the cockiness of this character is what got me hooked to the project, and the keenness to work with Raju Murugan – I’ve liked his earlier two films ‘Cuckoo’ and ‘Joker’ and his understanding of local community, the culture here,...
The film is due to release in November during the Deepavali holiday frame in Tamil, Telugu and a few other languages. “It’s a crime thriller, it’s got a manhunt to it. But apart from that, the writing and characters in the film are so well-rooted, and at the same time, it’s got a lot of flamboyance – it’s a very unique combination,” Karthi told Variety.
The film, from prolific south Indian studio Dream Warrior Pictures, is directed by Raju Murugan. “Being so grounded and yet having the flamboyance and the cockiness of this character is what got me hooked to the project, and the keenness to work with Raju Murugan – I’ve liked his earlier two films ‘Cuckoo’ and ‘Joker’ and his understanding of local community, the culture here,...
- 9/18/2023
- by Naman Ramachandran
- Variety Film + TV
ReviewMaaran or Mathimaaran, played by actor Dhanush, is an investigative journalist, a brilliant one we are told. He gets hired at a news organisation over a bizarre competition of ‘likes’ over a tweet. Balakrishna GaneshanMaaran, directed by filmmaker Karthick Naren, starts off with all the boring Tamil film cliches. When the male lead is a child, his father gets killed by goons; around the same time and while it is raining, his mother dies due to complications during childbirth. But she has delivered a baby before passing away. In a typical Tamil hero style from the late 80s or 90s, the boy raises his sister on his own. With many such generic scenes, the film proceeds in a very superficial manner, but director Karthik Naren of Dhuruvangal Pathinaaru fame has a trick or two up his sleeve that would make up for all of the initial torture (at least he thinks so.
- 3/12/2022
- by Balakrishna
- The News Minute
KollywoodThe actor who made her debut as a teenager still manages to wow audiences over 15 years later.Tnm StaffThe newly released teaser for the Vijay Sethupathi-Trisha starrer 96 has struck a chord with viewers. Directed by C Prem Kumar who did the cinematography for the hugely entertaining Naduvula Konjam Pakkatha Kaanam, 96 is supposedly a romance story and has already set up expectations, thanks to the evident chemistry between the lead pair. For Trisha, who first appeared in an uncredited role in Jodi, it has been a long journey. At 35, the actor is among the few heroines who've stayed relevant in the extremely sexist and ageist space that is the film industry. Not only has Trisha refused to be relegated to the 'sister' and 'anni' roles reserved for women her age, she continues to bag substantial projects. In fact, she walked out of the Vikram starrer Saamy 2 because she was not happy about her role, even though it's a big male star's film. On social media, Trisha is often subjected to disparaging comments about her age, with trolls calling her 'kezhavi' and 'paati'. This, even as the leading male actors in the industry continue to act with women who are decades younger than them. The comments especially seem absurd, considering Trisha's appearance has barely changed from the time she made her debut as a teenager. Here's a look at Trisha over the years, right down to her look in 96. Mounam Pesiyadhe (2002) Trisha's first release as heroine was with Suriya in this romantic drama directed by Ameer Sultan. Saamy (2003) Trisha acted with Vikram in this cop film directed by Hari. Trisha's look in the film, as a young woman from a conservative family, was a hit with the audience. Lesa Lesa (2003) This Priyadarshan film was the first that Trisha signed as heroine, but the project was delayed. Trisha acted with Shaam and Madhavan in this love story about loss, acceptance, and moving on. Ghilli (2004) This action film from Dharani saw Trisha acting with Vijay. Prakash Raj, who plays the villain, is obsessed with Trisha's character. The song 'Appadi podu' from the film still has great recall value. Trisha went on to star in several such mass hero films, mostly registering her presence with her dance skills. Aayutha Ezhuthu (2004) As the city girl Meera who is resigned to marry the man chosen by her parents but has a last minute change of heart, Trisha stood out in this ensemble film directed by Mani Ratnam. Abhiyum Naanum (2008) Directed by Radha Mohan, this film about a father and daughter relationship has Trisha playing a role that requires her to go from school girl to young woman. With her slight frame and youthful looks, Trisha was convincing in a school uniform just as she was as a poised young woman. Vinnaithandi Varuvaya (2010) Perhaps the favourite film for Trisha fans, this Gautham Menon romance saw Trisha acting with Simbu, her close friend in real life. Trisha plays Jessie, a Syrian Christian woman from a conservative family who is conflicted about whether she should marry her boyfriend or give in to her family's wishes. Manmadhan Ambu (2010) Trisha played an independent actor in this film, in which she acted with Kamal Haasan. She breaks up with her fiance (Madhavan) who wants her to quit cinema and charts out her own journey. Yennai Arindhal (2015) In this cop film directed by Gautham Menon and starring Ajith, Trisha plays Hemanika, a single mom and Bharatanatyam dancer. Thoongavanam (2015) Once again opposite Kamal Haasan, Trisha played an officer in the Narcotics Control Bureau. The film didn't have a romance track as such and Trisha was seen focused on her doing her job - pretty rare in mainstream Tamil films. Kodi (2016) Directed by Durai Senthilkumar, Trisha played the villain for the first time in her career. As Rudra, an aspiring politician, Trisha overturned many stereotypes about female villains in Tamil cinema. She even murders the hero, played by Dhanush. Hey Jude (2018) In her debut Malayalam film opposite Nivin Pauly, Trisha played Crystal, a young woman who is bipolar. Her natural and intense performance in the film impressed fans and critics alike. The film was directed by Shyamaprasad. 96 (2018) We will just leave you with this image of Trisha's luminescent beauty.
- 7/14/2018
- by Monalisa
- The News Minute
Shanjhey Kumar Perumal worked for many years in television production making documentaries, short features, and thematic programs. His short films were shown at international festivals – “Thaipoosam” was screened in Rotterdam, “Jagat” received a cinematography award in Toronto. The full-length film under the same title is the director’s feature debut and one of the most important Malay pictures in recent years. The film had its European Premiere at Five Flavours Festival.
Here are his top ten Tamil films, in various order
1. Arannya Kaandam
A mob boss must deal with a disgruntled mistress and a vanishing bag of cocaine.
2. Panchatanthiram
Ram (Kamal Haasan) is a playboy pilot. His marriage to Mythili (Simran) disintegrates after a series of misunderstandings. To cheer him up, his buddies arrange for a steamy evening with a prostitute Maggie (Ramya), but things go wrong and the men are stuck with a dead body and a load of diamonds.
Here are his top ten Tamil films, in various order
1. Arannya Kaandam
A mob boss must deal with a disgruntled mistress and a vanishing bag of cocaine.
2. Panchatanthiram
Ram (Kamal Haasan) is a playboy pilot. His marriage to Mythili (Simran) disintegrates after a series of misunderstandings. To cheer him up, his buddies arrange for a steamy evening with a prostitute Maggie (Ramya), but things go wrong and the men are stuck with a dead body and a load of diamonds.
- 6/30/2018
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
Chennai, Nov 5: The Film Employees Federation of South India (Fefsi) has urged the Tamil Nadu government to revive the film city here or sanction a new facility to enable shootings of Tamil films within the state.
"The members of Fefsi headed by president Ameer Sultan will meet Chief Minister J. Jayalalitha Tuesday with a memorandum of requests and press for immediate revival of the film city in Taramani," read an official statement from Fefsi Tuesday.
"It would help filmmakers and producers to shoot most of their films in the state instead of shooting in neighbouring states where they have to encounter strict.
"The members of Fefsi headed by president Ameer Sultan will meet Chief Minister J. Jayalalitha Tuesday with a memorandum of requests and press for immediate revival of the film city in Taramani," read an official statement from Fefsi Tuesday.
"It would help filmmakers and producers to shoot most of their films in the state instead of shooting in neighbouring states where they have to encounter strict.
- 11/5/2013
- by Shiva Prakash
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, March 20: Spearheading the Tamil film industry in support of the protest against alleged atrocities on Sri Lankan Tamils, filmmaker Ameer Sultan says they won't back down and if needed, will break all ties with Sri Lanka if no favourable solution is reached.
Members of Tamil film industry observed a day-long fast here Tuesday in support of the protests against alleged atrocities on Sri Lankan Tamils.
"Just because we have peacefully ended our fast, doesn't mean it's over yet. If the union government does not take a favourable decision in this issue, then we don't mind breaking all ties with Sri Lanka. We will ensure.
Members of Tamil film industry observed a day-long fast here Tuesday in support of the protests against alleged atrocities on Sri Lankan Tamils.
"Just because we have peacefully ended our fast, doesn't mean it's over yet. If the union government does not take a favourable decision in this issue, then we don't mind breaking all ties with Sri Lanka. We will ensure.
- 3/20/2013
- by Machan Kumar
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, March 17: Tamil Nadu Film Director's Association (Tnfda) has Sunday announced that the Tamil film industry will observe a day's hunger strike March 19 here against reported genocide in Sri Lanka.
"On March 19, we will go on hunger strike between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. against the ongoing genocide in Sri Lanka. Thousands of innocent Tamilians are being killed and this is our way of showing support to our brothers and sisters there," filmmaker Ameer Sultan, secretary Tnfda, said in a statement.
"We have requested all members of the Tamil film industry to stop shooting on that day and join us in the movement," he added.
Members.
"On March 19, we will go on hunger strike between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. against the ongoing genocide in Sri Lanka. Thousands of innocent Tamilians are being killed and this is our way of showing support to our brothers and sisters there," filmmaker Ameer Sultan, secretary Tnfda, said in a statement.
"We have requested all members of the Tamil film industry to stop shooting on that day and join us in the movement," he added.
Members.
- 3/17/2013
- by Leon David
- RealBollywood.com
Film: "Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan"; Actors: Jayam Ravi, Neetu Chandra, Sudha Chandran, Saiju Kurup, Baby Antony, Karuna and Sakshi Sivanand; Director: Ameer Sultan; Rating: ***
One recurring question that constantly keeps ringing in our heads as we watch "Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan" is that why did Ameer spend nearly three years on this project. The answer to this question lies in the execution (read writing) of this film, but not in its making. It may come across as just another mistaken identity international thriller, but with deft writing, Ameer makes it an engaging watch with extended running time. Finally, does "Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan" live up to all the hype it created? Partially yes, but there are far too many lose ends left unattended.
Aadhi.
One recurring question that constantly keeps ringing in our heads as we watch "Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan" is that why did Ameer spend nearly three years on this project. The answer to this question lies in the execution (read writing) of this film, but not in its making. It may come across as just another mistaken identity international thriller, but with deft writing, Ameer makes it an engaging watch with extended running time. Finally, does "Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan" live up to all the hype it created? Partially yes, but there are far too many lose ends left unattended.
Aadhi.
- 2/23/2013
- by Amith Ostwal
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, Feb 21: Actress Neetu Chandra says that more than her enthusiasm to work with Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan, it was a challenge to learn the language that persuaded her to be part of forthcoming Tamil action film "Aadhi Bhagavan".
"Having heard about Ameer's work, I expressed my interest to work in his film, but he instantly refused to work with me. When I asked why he wouldn't work with me, he said I can't speak Tamil. I took it up as a challenge and ten months later, I learnt and spoke to him in Tamil," Neetu told Ians.
"At that time he had already cast someone but I don't know what changed his mind and I was signed.
"Having heard about Ameer's work, I expressed my interest to work in his film, but he instantly refused to work with me. When I asked why he wouldn't work with me, he said I can't speak Tamil. I took it up as a challenge and ten months later, I learnt and spoke to him in Tamil," Neetu told Ians.
"At that time he had already cast someone but I don't know what changed his mind and I was signed.
- 2/21/2013
- by Diksha Singh
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, Feb 2: Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan is likely to join the formal tripartite talks Saturday with Muslim groups in a bid to end the ban on his mega-budget multilingual film "Vishwaroopam".
Kamal may join the formal talks later Saturday evening here, after the formal tripartite talks, which were scheduled Friday, were called off as the actor was in Mumbai.
"Apparently the Muslim organisations wanted Kamal to be present in the formal talks where they are likely to reach an amicable agreement," a government source told Ians.
Muslim leaders had met Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan and Chandra Haasan, brother of actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan and his partner in production company Raj Kamal Films International, Jan 31.
"We've.
Kamal may join the formal talks later Saturday evening here, after the formal tripartite talks, which were scheduled Friday, were called off as the actor was in Mumbai.
"Apparently the Muslim organisations wanted Kamal to be present in the formal talks where they are likely to reach an amicable agreement," a government source told Ians.
Muslim leaders had met Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan and Chandra Haasan, brother of actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan and his partner in production company Raj Kamal Films International, Jan 31.
"We've.
- 2/2/2013
- by Machan Kumar
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, Feb 1: Filmmaker Kamal Haasan's brother Chandra Haasan met Tamil Nadu Home Secretary R. Rajagopal Friday along with leaders of 24 Muslim groups in a bid to end the ban on the film "Vishwaroopam".
"There are seven to eight minutes of the film that need to edited," said Mohammed Hanifa on behalf of the Muslim organisations, which complained that certain scenes were derogatory to their community.
Both sides are likely to come an amicable agreement.
Muslim leaders met Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan and Chandra Haasan's production company Raj Kamal Films International Thursday.
"We've submitted letters to the.
"There are seven to eight minutes of the film that need to edited," said Mohammed Hanifa on behalf of the Muslim organisations, which complained that certain scenes were derogatory to their community.
Both sides are likely to come an amicable agreement.
Muslim leaders met Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan and Chandra Haasan's production company Raj Kamal Films International Thursday.
"We've submitted letters to the.
- 2/1/2013
- by Smith Cox
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai/Mumbai, Jan 31: A day before the Hindi version of "Vishwaroopam" is set for release, actor-producer Kamal Haasan Thursday thanked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa after she explained at length why she imposed a 15-day ban on the espionage thriller.
The versatile actor told the media that although he was angry when he threatened Wednesday to quit India, he would certainly leave the country if similar protests enveloped his movies.
Kamal Haasan's brother Chandra Haasan as well as Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan meanwhile met Muslim leaders in Chennai, a day after Kamal Haasan promised to cut parts of the Tamil-Telugu.
The versatile actor told the media that although he was angry when he threatened Wednesday to quit India, he would certainly leave the country if similar protests enveloped his movies.
Kamal Haasan's brother Chandra Haasan as well as Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan meanwhile met Muslim leaders in Chennai, a day after Kamal Haasan promised to cut parts of the Tamil-Telugu.
- 1/31/2013
- by Lohit Reddy
- RealBollywood.com
Chennai, Jan 31: Tamil filmmaker Ameer Sultan Thursday said he will meet representatives of 24 Muslim organisations here to discuss the ban on actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan's "Vishwaroopam" and discuss ways to reach an amicable agreement on the film's release in Tamil Nadu.
He will meet the muslim representatives Thursday evening.
"I am meeting the members (of Muslim organisations) today to discuss the matter on behalf of Kamal sir. If we come to a conclusion, then we will release the film the very next minute in the state," Ameer, president of Film Employees Federation of South India (Fefsi), told reporters here.
Ameer.
He will meet the muslim representatives Thursday evening.
"I am meeting the members (of Muslim organisations) today to discuss the matter on behalf of Kamal sir. If we come to a conclusion, then we will release the film the very next minute in the state," Ameer, president of Film Employees Federation of South India (Fefsi), told reporters here.
Ameer.
- 1/31/2013
- by Rahul Kapoor
- RealBollywood.com
Bollywood actress Neetu Chandra who is in Pattaya, Thailand, shooting for Tamil industry’s showman Ameer Sultan’s film ‘Aadhi Bhagavan’ is down with a curious case of introduction to smoking.
Neetu who plays the leading lady in the Kollywood film opposite Southern superstar Jayam Ravi, had to enact a scene, wherein her character smokes a lot. Though initially, this was a serious issue for the non-smoker that Neetu is, she decided to give it her best shot simply for the sake of professionalism.
While director Ameer taught her how to hold a cigarette in different ways, Neetu ended up indulging herself.
Neetu who plays the leading lady in the Kollywood film opposite Southern superstar Jayam Ravi, had to enact a scene, wherein her character smokes a lot. Though initially, this was a serious issue for the non-smoker that Neetu is, she decided to give it her best shot simply for the sake of professionalism.
While director Ameer taught her how to hold a cigarette in different ways, Neetu ended up indulging herself.
- 10/25/2010
- by realbollywood
- RealBollywood.com
Bollywood actress Neetu Chandra has refused to be a part of Bigg Boss 4 after landing herself a plum role down south.The actress has been roped in by Tamil director Ameer Sultan to play the lead in his next, titled Aadhi Bhagavan opposite southern superstar Jayam Ravi. "Though the Bigg Boss offer was lucrative and tempting, Neetu won’t be able to participate as she has to leave for Ameer Sultan’s shoot in Pattaya (Thailand) this week," her publicist Dale Bhagwagar said in a statement. Meanwhile, Neetu has been taking lessons in Tamil language for the film. ...
- 9/27/2010
- Hindustan Times - Cinema
Actress Neetu Chandra will skip entering the Bigg Boss house, as she has just landed herself a film down South.Director Ameer Sultan, who has given the Tamil film industry three award-winning jubilee hits in a row, has signed the Bollywood actress in the lead for his next venture Aadhi Bhagavan opposite Jayam Ravi.Ever since she began discussions for the Southern film last month, Neetu has been learning Tamil. Every day, a tutor has been giving her two hours of lessons, while she learns new words, how to construct sentences and improvise diction. Impressed with ...
- 9/26/2010
- BusinessofCinema
New Delhi, Sep 26 – Bollywood actress Neetu Chandra has refused to be a part of ‘Bigg Boss 4′ after landing herself a plum role down south.
The actress has been roped in by Tamil director Ameer Sultan to play the lead in his next, titled ‘Aadhi Bhagavan’. opposite southern superstar Jayam Ravi.
‘Though the ‘Bigg Boss’ offer was lucrative and tempting, Neetu won’t be able to participate as she has to leave for Ameer Sultan’s shoot in Pattaya (Thailand) this week,’ her publicist Dale Bhagwagar.
The actress has been roped in by Tamil director Ameer Sultan to play the lead in his next, titled ‘Aadhi Bhagavan’. opposite southern superstar Jayam Ravi.
‘Though the ‘Bigg Boss’ offer was lucrative and tempting, Neetu won’t be able to participate as she has to leave for Ameer Sultan’s shoot in Pattaya (Thailand) this week,’ her publicist Dale Bhagwagar.
- 9/26/2010
- by realbollywood
- RealBollywood.com
Actress Neetu Chandra has turned down the superhit reality show Bigg Boss 4 after landing herself a big-budget Tamil film.Director Ameer Sultan, who has given the Tamil film industry three award-winning jubilee hits in a row, has signed the Bollywood siren in the lead for his next ambitious venture Aadhi Bhagavan opposite Kollywood superstar Jayam Ravi."Though the Bigg Boss offer was lucrative and tempting, Neetu won't be able to participate as she has to leave for Ameer Sultan's shoot in Pattaya (Thailand) this week," said her publicist Dale Bhagwagar.Ever since she began discussions for the film ...
- 9/26/2010
- Hindustan Times - TV
Neetu Chandra will skip entering the 'Bigg Boss' house, as she has just landed herself a huge film down South. Director Ameer Sultan, who has given the Tamil film industry three award-winning jubilee hits in a row, has signed the Bollywood actress in the lead for his next ambitious venture 'Aadhi Bhagavan' opposite Kollywood superstar Jayam Ravi. "Though the 'Bigg Boss' offer was lucrative and tempting, Neetu won't be able to participate as she has to leave for Ameer Sultan's shoot in Pattaya (Thailand) this week," informed her publicist. Ever since she began discussions for the Southern film last month, Neetu has been learning Tamil. Every day, a tutor has been giving her two hours of lessons, while she learns new words, how to construct sentences and improvise diction. Impressed with Neetu's talent and dedication for bagging the role, the Southern director signed her last week.
- 9/26/2010
- Filmicafe
NEW DELHI -- Honoring the best of Asian and Arab cinema, the ninth annual Osian's Cinefan festival concluded Sunday with an awards ceremony that saw a best film nod for Korean director Zhang Lu's "Hyazgar" (Desert Dream).
Centering on the plight of North Korean refugees in Mongolia, the jury's citation heralded the film "for the conviction with which Zhang Lu depicts the contemporary crisis of our time."
Best actress went to Filipino veteran Cherry Pie Picache for her role as a mother who prepares her child for adoption by an American family in Brillante Mendoza's "Foster Child".
Lofto Abdelli picked up best actor for Nouri Bouzid's Tunisian film "Making Of" (Akher), which also shared a special jury award in the Asian & Arab competition section with Iranian film "Lonesome Trees" by Saeed Ebrahamifar.
The Indian competition section saw "Paruthiveeran" by Ameer Sultan pick up best film, while its leading lady, Priyamani, won best actress in the same section. Filmed in the South Indian Tamil language, "Paruthiveeran" explores the relationship between a small-time criminal and a girl from a respectable background.
Centering on the plight of North Korean refugees in Mongolia, the jury's citation heralded the film "for the conviction with which Zhang Lu depicts the contemporary crisis of our time."
Best actress went to Filipino veteran Cherry Pie Picache for her role as a mother who prepares her child for adoption by an American family in Brillante Mendoza's "Foster Child".
Lofto Abdelli picked up best actor for Nouri Bouzid's Tunisian film "Making Of" (Akher), which also shared a special jury award in the Asian & Arab competition section with Iranian film "Lonesome Trees" by Saeed Ebrahamifar.
The Indian competition section saw "Paruthiveeran" by Ameer Sultan pick up best film, while its leading lady, Priyamani, won best actress in the same section. Filmed in the South Indian Tamil language, "Paruthiveeran" explores the relationship between a small-time criminal and a girl from a respectable background.
- 7/31/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
NEW DELHI -- Honoring the best of Asian and Arab cinema, the 9th Osian's Cinefan festival concluded Sunday here with an awards ceremony that saw a best film nod for Korean director Zhang Lu's "Hyazgar" ("Desert Dream").
Revolving around the plight of North Korean refugees in Mongolia, the jury's citation heralded the film "for the conviction with which Zhang Lu depicts the contemporary crisis of our time."
Best actress went to Filipino veteran Cherry Pie Picache for her role as a mother who prepares her child for adoption by an American family in Brillante Mendoza's "Foster Child".
Lofto Abdelli picked best actor for Nouri Bouzid's Tunisian film "Making Of" ("Akher") which also shared a special jury award in the Asian & Arab competition section with Iranian film "Lonesome Trees" by Saeed Ebrahamifar.
The Indian competition section saw "Paruthiveeran" by Ameer Sultan picking up best film while its leading lady Priyamani won best actress in the same section. The film - in the South Indian Tamil language - explores the relationship between a small-time criminal and a girl from a respectable background.
Revolving around the plight of North Korean refugees in Mongolia, the jury's citation heralded the film "for the conviction with which Zhang Lu depicts the contemporary crisis of our time."
Best actress went to Filipino veteran Cherry Pie Picache for her role as a mother who prepares her child for adoption by an American family in Brillante Mendoza's "Foster Child".
Lofto Abdelli picked best actor for Nouri Bouzid's Tunisian film "Making Of" ("Akher") which also shared a special jury award in the Asian & Arab competition section with Iranian film "Lonesome Trees" by Saeed Ebrahamifar.
The Indian competition section saw "Paruthiveeran" by Ameer Sultan picking up best film while its leading lady Priyamani won best actress in the same section. The film - in the South Indian Tamil language - explores the relationship between a small-time criminal and a girl from a respectable background.
- 7/31/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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