I don't think dumdumdum & naladhamayandhi deserves place with other movie names....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinemarasigan
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I don't think dumdumdum & naladhamayandhi deserves place with other movie names....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinemarasigan
dumdumdum definitely a very good lighthearted film may be not in league of his alaipayuthey minnalaeQuote:
Originally Posted by balaajee
naladhamandhi largely underated film
SIIMA Awards:
Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Male) - Madhavan / Vettai
Maruti Wagon R ‘Madhavan’ Edition introduced in India
Read more at http://www.rushlane.com/maruti-wagon...rm8V1vBjpmY.99
Idhu varaikkum paakadha Madhavan Getup ?? :rolleyes:
//Dig
Did the word Wagon come from Tamil/Sanskrit Vahan-am/Vagan-am. Both mean the same.
@ RITZ-Icon-Awards
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damn sexy Maddy :)
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BebCKojCEAAbUQd.jpg:large
latest click :)
http://www.tamilcinema24.com/photo-g...oday-31111.jpg
Been sometimes here. So, what is happening apart from my brother here with different poses and get-ups. Are we ready to quit on him? Does he need some nudging? Huh?
Welcome back Groucho...Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
As of now Maddy is not doing any tamil films I think...
Was wondering about him myself ... Would have been nice if he continued doing tamil films once every now and then instead of quitting TFI.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinemarasigan
i think u shd talk him over a drink and make him realise his worth...Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
atleast he can start acting in tv serials like his earlier days...
Have got a lot of time for Maddy, especially in fun movies.
+1..Quote:
Originally Posted by SoftSword
completely wasted by TFI :( Dnt knw it s maddy decision or TFI ignorance of maddy talent
Scene from Anbe Sivam. Loved his supporting role in the movie ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaFDuLETdm4
Even the hindi film industry to which Madhavan's been giving a lot of patronage for the past many years has not utilised his potential completely. Its always so difficult to take the middle road isn't it. You end up niether here nor there. However I feel its not yet time to throw in the towel. The guy is just too good to be ignored.
His choice of movies went wrong there too. After doing supporting roles in huge hits like RDB, Guru, 3 Idiots, he had one hit (as a solo hero) Tanu Weds Manu followed by two big flops - Jodi Breakers and Teen Patti.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arvind Srinivasan
Wonder if he was given any other choices . Guess the only person who can answer that question is Madhavan himself. Hoping the guy picks himself up. All boils down to him realising his own potential.Quote:
Originally Posted by hattori_hanzo
He was even supposed to play the lead in 'Ramanujam'. Remember reading it somewhere long back. Don't know what happened later but he was replaced by Gemini's grandson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arvind Srinivasan
Thanks for keeping the thread up guys. He determines his own voyage to the future. Not sure what these times have for talents of his age (going through similar predicament myself)...but there have always been lots of hope. There are various shadows he has to escape from...he did that with Thambi, my favourite amongst his outputs, and he needs to keep surprising us. I am a NT fan first, followed by loyalty to Kamal and Rajini, and posting to this....why...who knows...ada pOnggappA..
Sad brother, sad. How am I to introduce him to junior.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinemarasigan
Hallo, he doesn't drink, plus I have stopped too (occasional compelling of a sip or two will not be taken into account).Quote:
Originally Posted by SoftSword
drink nu na... tea, coffee, fruit juice (without sugar) ipadi kooda irukkalamae boss
Thambi's my favourite Madhavan performance too. I was so overwhelmed watching it that I went to the movie thrice each time with a different family member.Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
The bad scenario s tat Maddy s nw become another abbas in TFI.. most underrated actor ever:(((
abbas is not an actor at all.. he is just a charming guy with good looks..........
Madhavan after Kaaviya Thalaivan
May 02, 2014
Following Vaayai Moodi Pesavum, YNot Studios is currently producing Siddharth, Prithviraj starrer Kaaviya Thalaivan.
Directed by Vasantha Balan, this film is a period musical on stage artistes. Vedhika and Anaika Soti will also be seen in other critical roles. AR Rahman is composing the music and Nirav Shah is doing the cinematography.
Meanwhile the producers have also taken up another exciting project apparently. YNot Studios will produce, ‘Drohi’ fame director Sudha K Prasad’s next film that will have Madhavan in the lead. The Alaipayuthe star will don a role of a boxer, we hear.
http://behindwoods.com/tamil-movies-...t-studios.html
okay family man... i got it.. u have stopped.Quote:
Originally Posted by groucho070
Good to hear.. This thread will have some traffic for some time..Quote:
Originally Posted by Arvind Srinivasan
:lol: .. don't know why u put without sugar ...Quote:
Originally Posted by rsubras
Actor Madhavan was last seen in Tamil in the film 'Vettai' that was directed by Lingusamy. The film released in January 2012. After that he has had only one release in a Bengali film titled as 'Sun Glass'. The film directed by Rituparna Gosh released in November 2013.
To compensate this gap, Madhavan is gearing up to start acting in a big ticket Bollywood film soon. The biopic of Olympic medal winning Boxer Mary Kom is being directed by Omung Kumar. Bollywood heroine Priyanka Chopra reprises the role of Mary Kom in the film. Madhavan has been roped in for the role of Mary Kom's coach in the film.
Madhavan has reduced his body weight and has opted for a new makeover for his role in the film. The 'Ayutha Ezuthu' actor has also undergone training in Los Angeles to fit in the role of Mary Kom's trainer. He will be joining the sets soon.
Apart from this Madhavan is acting in a English film titled 'Night of the Living Dead'.
http://www.indiaglitz.com/Madhavan-i...il-news-107614
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Actor R Madhavan, who turned 44 recently, is stationed in Los Angeles for the last six months preparing for a new film Laal in which he'll be seen as a boxer. He has lost 15 kg to look like a boxer.
"It’s been a time of a complete physical revamp for me. I’ve been in LA training and preparing for my part. My entire body structure and body language has changed. I now walk and think like a boxer," Madhavan said during a phone call from Los Angeles.
Madhavan brought in his birthday June 1 with his close friends.
"It was just small dinner here with close friends, that’s all. Unfortunately my wife Sarita and my son Vedant couldn’t be here for my birthday. They are joining me later this week. We’ll be spending a three-week holiday together."
"After the kind of training I’ve gone through during the past months, I think I’ve earned myself a break," he added.
About his longish break from the big screen, Madhavan said, “It is very important for every actor to take that time off to re-invent himself. Otherwise you end up being a parody of yourself."
"After Vettai in Tamil and Jodi Breakers in Hindi in 2012, I needed time to introspect. I think I am ready to start a new phase in my career."
As for his new film Laal, it's story is reportedly partially inspired by Muhammad Ali’s life.
A source close to the project said, "The director has taken the core of Muhammad Ali’s life in the ring and added fictional flourishes to it. Madhavan, who has known Sudha from the time he worked with Mani in Alai Payuthe, Kannathil Muttamital and Guru planned and plotted the film together with the director and then took nearly a year off to prepare for his part."
- See more at: http://www.hindustantimes.com/entert....kR4GpHWs.dpuf
is this madhvan? :shock:
Yes, looks sickly.
Nov, that is what mentioned the article posted by you.. a complete physical revamp...Quote:
Originally Posted by NOV
"It’s been a time of a complete physical revamp for me. I’ve been in LA training and preparing for my part. My entire body structure and body language has changed. I now walk and think like a boxer," Madhavan said during a phone call from Los Angeles."
My dear Madhavan s back at last :smokesmile:
not at all liking the hair style.