satyadev is more like a hindi name..Quote:
Originally Posted by leosimha
Gautham is more interested in naming with "n" ending to give a mass feel..
anbuselvan, raghavan..
first poster is like dcp raghavan reloaded
sathyadevan might be okay..
aayiram thoattakkal nalla irundhurukkum..
siva.. what is the meaning of theri..Quote:
Originally Posted by Siv.S
edhavadhu ketta varthaiya?.. illai "therikkudhu" oda short form'ah..
first i noticed in facebook comments.. now its coming in kaththi paper advertisements..
when i read "theri" written in english... i feel like hindi word.. "adeenga" idhe tone'la "theri" solra madhiri
illai "therikkudhu" oda short form'ah..
:yes:
yes therikkuthu ;-) even i liked Aayiram thottakkal title very much.. kind of revenge theme feel it gives.. but Yennai Arinthal might be apt for the theme..have to wait to see whether it is "if you know me" or "self realisation.. he he :D
Superji Superji ...Quote:
Originally Posted by HonestRaj
Krishnan & the unmade Film Title 'Yohan' too.
But Vinnaithandi Varuvaya-la mattum super peru, athu namba peru, a very romantic name you know !
Also, GVM titles have something like 1st Half / 2nd Half
Khaka Khaka - 1st half for Public-kai "Khaka" / 2nd half to Jothikavai "Khaka"
Vettaiadu Villaiadu - hunter who then becomes the h(a)unted
PachaiKili Muthucharam - Sweet as Parrot Jothika turing into string of pearls that costs Sarath everything.
Nadusani Naigal - Midnight & Dogs
Varnam Ayiram - colors of life turns to 1000 shades of life
[NEPV, Vinnaithandi Varuvaya & Minnale, I have not seen]
Yennai Arindhal too follows the same pattern, and you have to combine it with what Rsubras spoke about, which is indeed very true.
oh appadiya...Quote:
Originally Posted by mappi
GVM :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by parthiru
:shock: vaaranam mappi..thousand elephantsQuote:
Originally Posted by mappi
வாரணம் ஆயிரம் சூழ வலம் செய்து
நாரண நம்பி நடக்கின்றான்..
Meaning: Surrounded by a thousand elephants arrives the Lord before me..
Excuses jis.
Varnam Ayiram cancel Vaaranam Aiyiram parcel.