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ayirathil Oruvan is a super hit yester year film which had MGR and Jayalalithaa in the lead roles. The overwhelming trade response for the digitally restored version of MGR’s Aayirathil Oruvan has overjoyed its makers. Coming 49 years after its original release, the superhit film starring MGR, Jayalalithaa and Nambiar will open on nearly 120 screens across the State.
While multiplexes like SPI cinemas and old cinema-houses like AVM and Albert had asked for the movie in Chennai, other theatres like Devi Paradise jumped into the fray and asked for a print on Wednesday, said G Chokkalingam of Divya Films, the firm that bought the original film and restored it digitally. And astonishingly, despite indie films like Adiyum Andhamum and Kadhal Solla Aasai releasing on Friday, the advance reservation in uptown multiplexes like Escape have been mind-blowing. “Some of the shows are nearly full all the way up to Wednesday, which almost never happens these days,” confirmed a theatre official. Coming from the same firm that digitally remastered and released Sivaji Ganesan’s Karnan, the MGR blockbuster has already outdone his old rivals film by quite a stretch. “Karnan was a period film, while Aayirathil Oruvan was a mass flick in 1965. Obviously, it will make waves now,” said distributor R Selvam.- courtesy net
Aayirathil Oruvan
Now that India’s election dates to Parliament have been announced – from early April to mid-May – a strict code of conduct is in place. Politicians and their parties have to abide by this code, formulated by the Election Commission.
But what happens if someone is both a film star and a politician? Or, what if someone had been a popular actress once upon time, and who is now a leading politician? It may help in the political fortunes of a candidate.
Officials of the Commission have made sure that public walls and spaces are stripped of the posters of politicians. But then there can be a way out of this, as one has seen in Coimbatore, the second largest city in Tamil Nadu after Chennai, and perhaps richer by far.
In Coimbatore or Kovai as it is called for convenience, the posters and banners of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa – whoseAIADMK is now in power in the state – have all gone.
But they have been replaced by the posters from the hugely popular 1965 Tamil movie, Aayirathil Oruvan (One in a Thousand), starring Jayalalithaa and M G Ramachandran (a former Tamil Nadu chief minister).
Why have the movie posters appeared now? In what seems like a perfect timing, Aayirathil Oruvan has been digitally restored and re-mastered, and the brand new prints are now being screened in theatres across Tamil Nadu. The film may well run for weeks.
When it first opened in the mid-1960s, it proved to be a great hit, and had some of the leading actors of the day, like Nambiar (who was as great a screen villain as Pran in Hindi cinema was), comedian Nagesh (as witty as Mehmood), R S Manohar and Madhavi, besides the lead – Jayalalithaa and MGR.
Directed by the legendary B R Panthulu (who made classics like Kappalotiya Tamizhan and Karnan), Aayirathil Oruvan ran for 100 days in Chennai and other Tamil Nadu centres, and helped the helmer clear the debts he had accumulated earlier
What is more, the movie firmed up the lead pair, and they went on to act together in 28 other films – a relationship that eventually led to a political understanding. Jayalalithaa became MGR’s successor in the AIADMK.
The plot of Aayirathil Oruvan is an exciting mix of piracy, adventure on high seas and romance with some lilting numbers thrown in.
With the songs from the Aayirathil Oruvan playing and the posters from the movie showing a young Jayalalithaa and MGR splashed across, the implication cannot be missed.
Even if these film posters are removed, one presumes that the movie itself cannot be taken off the theatres. And Aayirathil Oruvan with its powerful message may well move the electoral masses.- courtesy net