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The movie really hit me in the last scene, when Murli says to Meena, that she was attractive, so many guys would come to marry her, but the woman that he wants to marry is handicapped, and she doesn't have the oppertunities, and they show the girl limping to her seat. That was a very well done scene. :D I've seen all of Ceran's movies after that.
Another good one is "Padavar Bhoomi" also by Ceran. have you seen it?
yes that last scene and the scene where his sister goes to hide in the haystack...especially when Vadivelu says 'why didn't you ask me to marry your sister" yes i have watched Pandaver Bhoomi as well...i liked how the ending...the father figure is really done well...i don't know the actor's name but usually he does his roles well
The father role of who?
The guy - that would be Vijayakumar.
The Girl - that would be Rajkiran.
I was watching Mallu Veeti Minor yesterday and caught the phrase: 'a girl should have atchham...something...something...something.'
Though, I have heard it in a number of movies, but had not the opportunity to know what it means (except for actcham).
Anyone care to explain....thanks!
acham : Feminine Fear (for the society)
madam : Feminine Ignorance (in company of Elders)
NANam : Feminine Shyness (in company of Men)
payirpu : Faithfulness or Chaste (for the beloved)
I think these are the real meanings.
the girl...wait i dont remember Vijayakumar in that movie..though he is the father of the hero biologically :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Surya
yesterday i watched Vishwathulasi...my dear brother raved about it but i didn't find it sooo wow....i dont know maybe the music....maybe the abrupt end...maybe no character achieved a true round character...maybe the character of Shiva was too presumed...maybe cause it was hard to relate the young thulasi to the older thulasi...maybe cause i rather would have watched it in malayalam than dubbed in tamil... :? :? :?
The girl's father is Rajkiran, and the Guy's father is biologically, and in the movie, Vijayakumar. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Querida
One of the tamizh magazines, I think it was Vikatan, that gave it great reviews.
Has anyone seen "Manmadhan"?
Any good?
Regards.
8)
It's good!
honeyQuote:
Originally Posted by a.ratchasi
did u see ayudha eluthu?
did u like it
yeah, watched it...an average fare..
heard it was good haven't seen it as yet...i did watch 7G Rainbow Colony just yesterday...maybe because of Sonia Agarwal or how the actor acted i kept thinking his acting was very similar to Danush...anyways i think the version i watched was cut and censored...it was kinda choppy...words cut out...you know where they are angry and stuff..and of course January Madham song scene cut out....Quote:
Originally Posted by Surya
I haven't seen 7g Rainbow Colony. I heard its ogg though.
On Sun Tv's Thirai Vimarsanam, I saw a few scenes from Manmandhan, seems kind of funny. :lol: Like a couple songs in the movie.
I personally loved AE. Mani did a wonderful job! The stroy was excellent, and the Screenplay was just mindblowing. :D
Maddy, Siddharth, and Surya did a wonderful job in the movie. Bharathiraja was the perfect tamil politician. :) The music by ARR was almost perfect for the background scores and the Songs. The only song I thought could be better was "Hey Goodbye Nanba." Other than that, Yakkai Thiri, Jana Gana Mana, and Unmai Sonnal were just perfect.
It's on my fav's list. :)
Most or Mani's movies are very good. :D
I agree Surya... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Surya
Yup. :)
But too bad it didn't go very well in the Box-Office. Mani's movies havent been too sucessful @ the BO lately.
Uyire - Flop. I liked it though. 8)
Kannathil Muthamittal - Flop also. One of my favs.
and the latest AE- Went ok, but not as much as expected. :(
well i dont care..if the movie can't be appreciate en masse....then it's their problem...i always appreciate movies that have good storyline or good acting...whoever is acting....i dont know i never think it is healthy to worship celebrities....after all are they not human just like us...albeit they have tons more talents.....but some people just go too much overboard...Quote:
Originally Posted by Surya
me to. i was watching that movie with my friends and they made that film a comedy film instead of a serious one. I really have to find time to read each and every posting with patienceQuote:
Originally Posted by a.ratchasi
Don't forget Ghilli, Madhurey, all of our Ilayathalapathi movies!!! 8)
forgiveness please
if i offend your Ghilli-ness
but come on Madurey was the worst Vijay film i ever saw....i left before even the intermission....that never has happened before with his films....because they are usually so good...
Of Course, Nothing beats Ghilli!!
But I thought madhurey as also fairly good. But taht's just my opinion. :)
how bout Thirumalai?
Malai malai Thirumalai, with All India Mootai Kannu Jigidies Member Jo Jo. :D I loved it.
:lol: You've got some nice nick names Ghilli! keep up the good work. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghlli
Querida :)
Your Sign quote says - "Nadhi Engae Sellum Kadal Thaney Thedi?"
It would be better put like this : "Nadhi Engae Sellum Kadal Thannai Thedi?"
And this is the best form - for representing thamizh using english - the proper "Transliteration" of thamizh in english:
"nadhi engE sellum kadal thannai thEdi?" :)
I'm reminded of "poongARRu puthithAnathu" song from "moonRAm piRai"! :)
By the way - do you read and write thamizh? I'm asking you if you can read & post here in this hub using thamizh scripts?? - I donno how many here want to post in thamizh but donno how to do it! :)
My most favorite Ilayathalapahi's movies.
Ghilli
Madhurey
Thirumalai
Thirupachi
The other ones that I like.
Vasool Raja MBBS
Attagasam
Kovil
Manmadhan
Arul
Saamy
Dhool
Kaake Kaake
post later.
Movies I like? lets see..
I like most of the old religious movies. Like Thiruvialyadal and all.
Ghilli was ok.
Ayutha Eluthu was different.
Virumaandi. Could have had less violence though.
Ay! Ne Romba azhaga irruke.
Most Rajni movies. Except Baba.
Kadhal Kottai
........
goin blank, think of more some other time.
Most Kamal Hassan movies also. Except for Anbe Sivam. Good Idea for a move, good screenplay, Excellent Acting, but it felt like he was preaching to much on Atheism.
No offence Geno. :)
Ghlli, Like your signature. :)
YNRAI was good. I liked it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deepti
:lol: :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Depti
I have a request of all of you?
Do you guys think you could perhaps, include a synopsis of the movies that you find fascinating? You know, a review of the movie, its merits and demerits, where it gets bogged down, comments like acting skills of actors, dialogue, etc????
This way even if the rest of us have not seen your favourite movie, at least we get a gist of what it was all about!
What do you all say???? :)
None taken deepti! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Deepti
FYKI - Nalla sivam does not "preach" atheism in "anbE sivam"!
You're absolutely right, Geno!! Boy, I would love to just sit here and merely read all your postings Pa!! It's nice to read comments written with depth! Even if it's just a couple of lines! That's what good writing does, ya know???
It should stir the soul and prick the conscience!! :wink:
Hee he hey!Quote:
Originally Posted by nirosha sen
Niro, are you dancing on multiple weddings? What about me? I do also have honourable qualities in large quantities. Not only as a pissing fountain in your garden :lol: :lol:
Touche Bad Boy!! You're entertainingly readable!! Minus the theatrics of course!! 8)
ok Nirosha can you tell me about some of the movies mentioned that you haven't seen as yet...don't be surprised if i can sum it all up in boy+ gurl = trouble :lol: :D
Deepti,Quote:
Originally Posted by Deepti
I think that there was more communism in there than athiesm. That I thought was kind of a flaw, (in my opinion) in the movie.
But like you said, excellent idea for a movie. About two people going on a journey together. Both hae completly different view of life. etc. Its still one of my favs for screenplay, music, and acting.
There was no Athiesm nor Communism in 'AnbE Sivam'!!
I agree with Roshan! No, it was more of Spiritualism. A common concept embraced by most faiths of the true believers, in fact! That's why I found the whole concept of the movie refreshing! It simply dealt with belief in God, to its most basic level that I appreciated. Somewhat like the answers to what a child would ask of an adult, "What is God"???
No indoctrination or Dogma of any kind was mentioned except for Nassar's character who's performance gave us the yard of measurement of that fine line between a true believer of God and His miracles as opposed to those who only pretend to do so for the masses!
Brilliant screenplay, Pa!! :D