Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Arya | ... | Parithi (as Aarya) | |
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Carole Trangmar-Palmer | ... | Amy Wilkinson 'Duraiyamma' |
Amy Jackson | ... | Amy | |
Cochin Hanifa | ... | Nambi | |
Alexx O'Nell | ... | Robert Ellis | |
Mike Parish | ... | The Rev M. Smith | |
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Jack James | ... | Governor |
Nassar | ... | Ayyakannu (as Nasser) | |
M.S. Bhaskar | ... | Poor Villager | |
Azhagam Perumal | ... | Respected Villager (as Alagam Perumal) | |
Bala Singh | ... | Villager | |
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Omar Lateef | ... | Kabir |
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Kishore Kumar Mr. | ... | Renga |
Appukutty | ... | Lazy man | |
Sathish | ... | Pachai (as Satish) |
After the death of her husband, Amy Smith, an elderly English woman, decides to return to India to search for her long lost lover and to return a necklace she was given. Through memory flashbacks we see how Amy as a young girl first arrived in Madrasapattinam, India in 1945 to join her father who was the governor of the city. Through some events of fate she meets Paritihi, a young Indian boy. Amy, feeling drawn towards Paritihi and intrigued by Indian culture, asks him to be her guide around the town and to show him the ways of his country. Soon a tender romance develops between them. However, Amy is too be married to officer Robert Ellis, a cruel man appointed by her father, forcing Amy and Paritihi to fight for their love. Written by Anonymous
To me, it's definitely one of the best romantic period flicks in Tamil that I have seen till now. Acting of Arya, Emy Jackson, MS Baskar & Nasser was a highlight and it caught the attention. Moreover it's definitely the best movie that AL Vijay has got to direct till now! Some of the romantic scenes were too good and it made me cry in multiple scenes. Background Music and Songs from GV Prakash were also very good. I really enjoyed watching this movie and it will be in my heart for a very long time.