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Dear Murali Sir,Quote:
Originally Posted by Murali Srinivas
Very happy to hear the news. We wish the function a grand success.
As said earlier, our website is gearing itself for tthe birthday of Nadigar Thilagam. If every thing goes fine, a special programme is arranged and I hope it would be different one. Get ready for the event.
Raghavendran.
மகிழ்ச்சி ..நடிகர் திலகத்தின் கோட்டை நாகர்கோவிலில் சிலை திறப்பு விழா சரித்திரம் படைக்கும் என்பதில் சந்தேகம் இல்லை . :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Murali Srinivas
நேற்றிரவு சன் தொலைக்காட்சியில் கலைத்தாயின் தவப்புதல்வன் நடித்த 'தவப்புதல்வன்' பார்க்கும் வாய்ப்பு கிடைத்தது.
மிக எளிமையான கதை நடிகர் திலகத்தின் அற்புதமான நடிப்பு .மாபெரும் ரசிகர் கூட்டத்தை கொண்ட நடிகன் மாலைக்கண் நோய் கொண்டவராக நடிக்க முடியுமென்றால் அதற்கெல்லாம் நெஞ்சுரமும் ,ரசிகர்கள் மேல் அசைக்க முடியாத நம்பிக்க்கையும் அர்ப்பணிப்பும் வேண்டும் .
நடிகர் திலகம்
ஒவ்வொரு அசைவும் நமது உயிரினைக் கொள்ளை கொள்ளும்
அவ்விரு விழிகள் பேசும் ஆயிரம் மொழிகள் தன்னை
செவ்விய தமிழோ அவனால் சிறப்புகள் கோடி கொள்ளும்
சிறு நடை நடந்தால் கூட சிங்கமே ஒதுங்கிக் கொள்ளும்
எவ்விதம் இவனால் மட்டும் இத்தனை முடியும் என்று
அவ்விய நெஞ்சத்தாரின் அழுக்காறு அவரைக் கொல்லும்
பவ்வியம் காட்டும் போதும் பல விதம் காட்டி நிற்கும்
பல்கலைக் கழகம் எங்கள் பார் புகழ் சிவாஜி அண்ணன் :clap:
-தமிழ்க்கடல் நெல்லை கண்ணன்
http://thamizhkadal.blogspot.com/200...g-post_10.html
நடிகர் திலகம்
கண் நடிக்கும் என்றே நாம் பார்த்து நிற்போம்
கை நடிப்பைப் பார்ப்பதற்கு விட்டுப் போகும்
பண்ணிசைக்கு வாயசைக்க பார்த்திருந்தால்
பாடியது அவரேதான் என்று தோன்றும்
விண்ணவரின் வேடத்தில் அவரும் வந்தால்
விண்ணவர்க்கோ வியப்பினால் இமை துடிக்கும்
கண்ணவரே எங்களது திரைத் துறையின்
கடவுளே சிவாஜி கணேசனன்றோ
:clap:
-தமிழ்க்கடல் நெல்லை கண்ணன்
http://thamizhkadal.blogspot.com/200...post_1329.html
Tomorrow (Friday) Night 10.30 in Sun TV's 'Muthaana ThiraippadangaL' series.....
Dont miss to watch one of the NT's most entertainers....
"MOONDRU DHEIVANGGAL"
Staring : Nadigar Thilagam, Muthuraman, Nagesh, Sivakumar, S.V.Subbaiyah, V.S.Raghavan, V.K.Ramasamy, M.R.R.Vasu, 'Vennira aadai' Moorthy, Chandrakala, Jayagausalya, Rukmani.
NT's another 'NO PAIR' movie.....
NT's another 'NO DUET' movie.....
NT's another 'NO MAKE-UP' movie.....
(enga annanukku 'dhillu' romba)
Story & Dialogues : 'Chitralaya' Gopu
Lyrics : Kannadhasan
Music : 'Mellisai Mannar' M.S.Viswanathan
Direction : Dhadha Mirasi
Lovely songs.........
'thEn mazhaiyilE maangani nanaindhathE'
'neeyoru chellapiLLai'
'nadapadhu sugamena nadathu'.
'thirupathi sendru thirumbi vandhaal'
'muLLallaa roja'
'vasandhaththil Ore naal' (one of the master piece of PS)
a 'full & full comedy cum entertainer'
Dont miss it...., Enjoy......
HEy pps,
Tommorrow at 8 pm in KALAIGNAR tv.
they are telecasting
"MARAKKA MUDIYUMA" a recap on NT's life and achievements.
DONT MISS IT!!!!!!!!
Ithu poana vaaramae start aayiduchu :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha
:shock:
I MISSED IT :banghead:
:rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha
selva,
enna sirippu vendirukku. :evil:
dont digress here :D
// dign
SP akka - sari :P
I think in the AD they are showing him delivering the famous kattabomman dialogue. hmm... I missed it last week. I don't think I have seen this program before. naalaikkum mudiyaathu.. :roll: Anyone recording and uploading this interview regularly ?
//dig..
Hi SP mam,
the following is the reason for Selva's laughing...
Quote:
Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha
:lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha
dig ends..//
:lol2:
oks karthik , selva :D
மூன்று தெய்வங்கள் - நடிகர் திலகம் - என்ன இயல்பான நடிப்பு - காஷுவலான வசன உச்சரிப்பு- நிமிட நேரத்தில் மாறும் முக பாவம் - மேக்கப் இல்லாமல் - விக் இல்லாமல் - வெகு சாதரணமாக தலைமுடியை சொறிந்து கொண்டு - திருப்பதி சென்று பாடலின் போது குளோஸ் அப்-ல் ஆயில் painting போல் தெரியும் அந்த முகம் (ஊருக்கு மறைக்கும் உண்மைகள் எல்லாம் வேங்கடம் அறியுமடா - என்ற வரியின் போது) - வசந்தத்தில் ஓர் நாள் பாடலின் போது அந்த கையை நீட்டி ஆசி கூறும் ஸ்டைல் - 37 வருடங்களுக்கு பிறகும் ரசிக்க முடிகிறது.
வரும் வாரம் புதன்கிழமை இரவு 10.30 மணிக்கு சன் தொலைக்காட்சியில் தெய்வப்பிறவி ஒளிப்பரப்பாகிறது.
அன்புடன்
enjoy a whistling cool NT here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYm5E...eature=related
மறக்க முடியுமா ?
http://dharumi.blogspot.com/2008/07/265.html
Dear Joe,Quote:
Originally Posted by joe
To an extent, avarin aadhangam nyayamanadudhan.
BTW, friends, don't miss "Deivappiravi".
I watched a fantastic movie today :clap: Sharing glory in this movie is nadigavEl. Also saw a different aspect fo balaji, never seen before!
NT chummaa pinni irundhaar... and he is clearly the inspiration for many including the much recent dasavatharam :shock:
songs were excellent and till today they are much respected.
enna oru padam! and I am :shock: that I never watched it earlier. :hammer:
NOV,
You saw Bale Paandiyaa and you have never seen it before? Surprising. Balaji with a comic touch would be a revealation.
Regards
:omg:
:bow: Murali.... unga kaiya kaala nenechu ... :clap:
Sivaji was hilarious in the movie. Enna oru sense of timing, enna oru muga baavanai. :clap: The maappilai paarkira scene culminating with neeyE unakku endrum nigaraanavan was absolutely hillarious. I was literally :rotfl:
NT proved that he is the best and there is none other than him with his potrayals as appaavi paandiyan, rowdy muthu and vignani shankar (who reminded me of Balram Naidu in Dasa). Even MMKR seems to be inspired from this movie.
songs : vaazha ninaiththaal vaazhalaam, naan enna sollivittEn, yaarai engE vaippadhu, neeyE enakku, aadhi manidhan, and the crescendo - aththi kaaikaai kaai.
kannadhasan and viswanatha-ramamoorthy :bow: :bow: :bow:
certainly a movie to bewatched anytime and any place.
Where can i get the DVDs of the following NT movies in Chennai
Sabash Meena
Gouravam
Uttamputhiram
Irumbu thirai
Motor Sundaram Pillai
Padithal Mattum Pothuma
Thiruvarut Selvar.
Bale Pandiya
and Palum Pazhamum
One dialogQuote:
Originally Posted by NOV
Shivaj to Balaji
Sir neenga goldu sir
unga sister rold goldu sir. :lol:
Lakshman Shruthi :D
there's more... neenga silver, unga sister eversilver :rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Srimannarayanan
Quote:
Originally Posted by NOV
Thanks NOV. I will try this weekend. :D
and sriman, dont forget to get the DVD of thirumal perumai where NT took the role of Periyalwaar :thumbsup:
Yes I will try. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NOV
Dear SrimanQuote:
Originally Posted by Srimannarayanan
Pls refer the link VCDs/DVDs in our website www.nadigarthilagam.com, where you can get the info on the films that are available in different format.
Raghavendran.
NOV,Quote:
Originally Posted by NOV
Enna ivvalavu periya vaarthai ellam sollikkittu. When you posted, I was on line and so could immediately respond. This was one movie I could enjoy any time.
Regards
Dear friends,
Though NT has fans in all fields and political parties, his association with the late leader Kamaraj was honest and sincere and can not be ignored. NT was not just an actor, but a true Indian and follower of Kamaraj until his last breath. On this day, 15th of July 2008, being the birth day of Kamaraj and celebrated as day for education, it will be a fitting tribute if we recollect the contribution of NT to the Nation, the INC and to our beloved leader Kamaraj. Any hubber who had the privilege of working with them can share their moments of nostalgia on this day.
Raghavendran.
எல்லோருக்கும் வாழ்வு நல்லபடியாக மலர வேண்டும் என்று எப்போதும் பாடுபட்ட பெருந்தலைவரின் பிறந்த நாள். இனி இப்படி ஒரு தலைவன் தோன்றிட மாட்டானா என்று இன்று வரை தமிழக மக்கள் ஏங்கி கொண்டிருக்கும் ஒரு ஒப்பற்ற தலைவனின் பிறந்த நாள். இந்த நன்னாளில் கர்ம வீரரையும் என்றென்றும் பெருந்தலைவர் வழியொற்றி நடந்து அவர் விட்டு சென்ற கடமைகளை நிறைவேற்றுவதற்காக கடைசி வரை பாடுபட்ட நடிகர் திலகத்தையும் நினைவு கூர்வோம். மீண்டும் அப்படிப்பட்ட ஒரு பொற்காலம் தோன்ற வேண்டுவோம்.
அன்புடன்
கல்விக்கண் திறந்த கர்மவீரர் காமராஜரின் புகழ் ஓங்குக !
நாடு பார்த்ததுண்டா இந்த நாடு பார்த்ததுண்டா
தன் வீடு பார்க்காமல் சொந்த வாழ்வு பார்க்காமல்
இந்த நாடு முன்னேற நாளும் உழைத்தவனை
நாடு பார்த்ததுண்டா..
Dear Joe and Murali,
Thank you for your response. Hope others would write. Today morning Mega TV paid tribute to our beloved leader in its Amudha Gaanam. Following songs were played:
(Theerppu) amma or ambigai pol
(Panakkara kudumbam) ondru engal jadhiye
(Doctor Siva) Nallavar kuralukku
(Avan Oru Sarithiram) Nalai enna nalai
(Indru Pol Endrum Vaazhga) Idha naattai kaakkum
(Rajapart Rangadurai) Inquilab Jindabad
(Kanavane Kankanda deivam) Bharatha nattil
(Dharmam Engey) Sudandira
(Sadhu mirandal) Drama
(Kappalottiya Thamizhan) Vellippanimalaiyil
(Kai Kodutha Dheivam) Sindhu nadhiyin
(Bharatha vilas) Indhiya nadu
Of course there are some more songs but not as equal to the number in the films of dravidian artistes. Except NT, only a few very artistes/ directors brought out the glory of Kamaraj in films. Even NT's films where he preached Kamaraj's policies were not received well, particularly the film Thaai, which out and out contained many scenes. The song Naadaala Vandhaaru Naadaala vandhaaru was one such. Unfortunately it is neither played in radio nor in any tv channel. Even the song Kodiyil oruvan from Engal Thanga Raja is not played in any media. In fact there was sarcastic comments when NT brought Kamaraj in his songs. Comments included, why NT is bringing politics in his cinema, like that. I argued with many people in both the cinema halls as well as among friends. If at all people listened to these propagations, at least some awareness might have come among them. And the blame should not go on the people, but on the congressmen in Tamil Nadu. They miserably failed to utilise the media. Kamaraj deserved much much more coverage in the media, which was unfortunately, not there. And if at all Kamaraj rule in Tamil Nadu can come in Tamil Nadu, it will be possible only by the involvement of Sivaji Fans and none other. This I can be double sure. Thus saying I am not dwelling into any of the present dravidian politics, but as a nationalist, I feel the present generation and the generations to come, will not know either about Kamaraj rule or about congress party in Tamil Nadu. Hope some thing comes out in the future
Why should a man like Karmaveerar Kamaraj, sacrifice his entire life for the people ???? Is it only to get defeated in the hands of cheap & cunning politics ???? Inspite of being slammed by his contemporary politicians, he still remained the person he was. And that's what makes a noble person from an ordinary one.
We all know how much respect NT had for the great leader. He never used to project himself in a big way while being with the leader. But what's happening today ???? I can see Sarath Kumar flaunting his party's slogans and his cut-outs / banners all over the city, in the name of celeberating the leader's birthday. While you can see life-size images of Sarath, the poor leader is being perched in a corner in the same poster.
Sorry friends, let me stop digressing before my bp shoots up.
Vaazhga Kamarajar pugazh !! :( :irked: :oops:
[tscii]Dear friends,
The following is a posting by one of the hubbers in another forum discussing about Dasavatharam. Here the person discusses NT's film. Can any body guess it (Murali Sir, pls dont disclose, I know you know and you know that I know).
topic: Dasavatharam for DummiesQuote:
Govind atheist incarbation of theist nambi with gap of 800 years. remember nadigar thilagam playing double roles, theist elder brother who believes the temple kalasam will turn automatically to prove his belief in God. the younger brother again nadigar thilagam, an atheist, who never beleives in god, but has tremendous love for his elder brother and his faith in God that the temple kalasam will churn automatically.in order to sustain brother’s faith in God, the younger atheist brother climbs the temple gopuram with difficulty and churns the kalasam to sustain his elder brother;s faith in God. what a marvellous portrayal by nadigar thilagam.
- link: http://nrimaami.wordpress.com/2008/0...m-for-dummies/
18. Govindarajan | June 29, 2008 at 12:42 am
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Raghavendran.
Dear friends,
Your attn. pls:
Quote:
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Starshine Powerplay
G.C. Shekhar
The plot takes a new turn on 1 October. That is the day Tamil Nadu’s political history could get rewritten. It is on that day — the 80th birth anniversary of thespian Sivaji Ganesan — that his actor-son Prabhu will announce his plunge into politics.
Tamil Nadu’s history has been rewritten many times, each time more bizarre than the worst movie script. Filmstars in the state seem obsessed with plunging into politics, hoping to do a MGR or striking gold like his heroine Jayalalithaa who succeeded him to the leadership of his AIADMK party. Sivaji Ganesan, Bhagyaraj, S.S. Rajendran and T. Rajender have all attempted political experiments in the past with disastrous consequences. More recently the likes of Vijayakanth, Sharathkumar and Karthik have started new political parties. Only Vijayakanth has made a slight bit of difference to the state’s polity.
A star of over 100 films, of which just about a dozen can be counted as hits, the rotund and chubby Prabhu, after starring as hero and romancing fellow star Khushboo on the way, has now been reduced to playing a sidekick to Rajnikanth in Chandramukhi and Kamal Haasan in Vasul Raja MBBS. And yet, Sivaji’s son is hoping to pull off what the father could not, in the hope that his Thevar community, politically powerful in the southern districts, will back him.
A majority of Thevars are with Jayalalithaa because of her closeness to Sasikala Natarajan, a Thevar. It seems futile for Prabhu, a fading star, to hope for the Thevar vote unless Sasikala gave the green signal — and threw open the money chests. Her nephew is married to Prabhu’s niece — remember that mother of all marriages in which Jayalalithaa and Sasikala walked down the city roads to the marriage hall decked in kilos of gold?
But Prabhu is putting up a brave face, declaring just the other day that his fans were arriving at his Chennai bungalow in droves by chartered vans from all over Tamil Nadu, screaming, "Thalaiva (leader), what are you waiting for? Come, take your space that is waiting for you."
And he went on to add, "Whenever I meet people, I can see the expectations on their faces." Producer-brother Ramkumar — even more rotund and chubby — is busy doing the groundwork for the grand political debut. The two were witness to papa Sivaji, known to be tight-fisted otherwise, burning fingers black in trying to run a party of his own after quitting the Congress when Indira Gandhi would not "acknowledge his importance the way the DMK did with MGR". Sivaji’s party came a cropper in the 1989 state elections and he himself lost the deposit — never mind he was still a great actor and his films continued to make money.
Sivaji’s political journey had started in the DMK before he anchored himself strongly with the Congress (he even became Rajya Sabha MP) followed by his TMK misadventure in 1988 before moving over to Janata Party as state president and finally returning to the Congress. When the Rajiv Gandhi government wanted to give him the Dada Saheb Phalke award, a Tamil Nadu Congress leader politely reminded the leadership that Sivaji was then with the Janata party. Sivaji got the award in 1996 after he returned to the Congress.
Some said Prabhu could be the next state leader of the Forward Bloc, which derives its support only from the Thevar community. The FB’s earlier experiment to gain popularity by nominating another fading star Karthik as its state head ended in unmitigated disaster. It is possible that the Prabhus and Sarathkumars are hoping to win a seat here and a seat there, so that in the present coalition politics, they too could taste a bit of power.
This political flirting by filmstars seems most rampant among the Tamils, who could be easily judged guilty of elevating their celluloid heroes to glorious heights. Every actor of some standing has a grand title added to his/her name — from Superstar Rajnikanth down to Ilaya Dalapathi (commander of the youth) Vijay. No wonder then the Tamil stars want to shine in politics as well, while greater actors in other languages have remained content wearing the grease paint — the best example is Kerala’s Prem Nazir, who set a world record acting as hero in more than 600 films, yet kept away from the cinema studio.
Interestingly, if Sivaji was known as the nadigar thilagam (star among actors), archrival MGR was called the makkal thilagam (star of the people). Though Sivaji fancied being a political leader, he was more obsessed with acting — did not mind smoking, drinking, flirting and even dying on screen to bring out the best of histrionics. On the other hand, MGR would never do a scene showing him in bad light and defeated. He even supervised the lyrics and made sure they contained some social message that projected him among the people as a do-gooder, an ideal son, great brother and of course the most romantic hero. And so, says Thuglak editor Cho Ramaswamy, it would require years of astute planning for any film star to emulate MGR and score his kind of victory in a political role.
Yet several stars have chosen shortcuts latching on to the political bandwagon with the brazen calculation that their fan-following would easily multiply into votes.
"In the past everyone thought he could do an MGR. Even Sivaji, with such a huge fan following, failed to make a mark as people refused to see him as anything beyond an actor. Now Vijayakanth’s garnering eight per cent of the total votes has rekindled dreams among other stars like Karthik, Sharathkumar and Prabhu that they can win the odd assembly seat and share power in an alliance. Even Vijayakanth owes his votes to his film fans and a few unattached voters and I am doubtful if he can improve upon it," says Cho.
Actor S.Vee. Shekher, now an AIADMK legislator from south Chennai, differs from Cho and feels that Prabhu can make an impact if he is anointed the leader of the Forward Bloc. "On his own a star may be popular but you need a party machinery to bring those votes to the booth," Shekhar explains. He should know for in 1989 he had contested as an independent in the same Mylapore constituency. "In 2006 the good work of the Jayalalithaa government, the AIADMK’s cadre network and also my goodwill with the voters got me the victory," Shekher reasons, adding, "Karthik failed because he thought politics was another film-shooting and he was as unprofessional as he used to be on a movie set — arriving late and taking others for granted."
But it is impossible to keep the fictional effects of filmdom rubbing on to the star as illustrated by their improbable pronouncements even when they stray into real-life political scripts. Sharathkumar, with just a limited following among his Nadar community, declared that when his party comes to power he will not be the Chief Minister and would instead nominate a new CM every year.
Vijayakanth, faced with the DMK’s promise of free colour TV during the 2006 elections, announced that he would have all provisions home delivered from the ration shops. "MGR too made such blunders initially but listened to his political advisers and corrected them by the time he captured power," remembers a senior minister of his cabinet. But today’s stars, with huge egos and media hype around them, may not readily fine-tune themselves likewise. And unlike MGR, who had a long political apprenticeship in the DMK before emerging as its electoral mascot, the new heroes are in a great hurry to climb on to the gaddi.
Even when repeated political failures of successful filmstars stare them in the face, why do movie stars risk their future, image and money on such a risky venture? "I am sure they're still influenced by MGR’s success. Otherwise why should Vijayakanth project himself as the Karuppu MGR? True, Sharathkumar and Karthik are eyeing their community votes but back in their minds they still want to emulate MGR at least to a small degree," argues Cho.
Interestingly, the three biggest star-politicians that Tamil Nadu has seen so far do not belong to any powerful caste/community. MGR was a Malayalee (a fact that his rival Karunanidhi tried his best to exploit but failed), Jayalalithaa is a Brahmin (Karunanidhi tried and failed here too) and Vijayakanth is a Telugu Naidu. Superstar Rajnikanth is a Maharashtrian from Bengaluru and might well have made it to the chief minister’s chair if only he had entered politics when his millions of fans begged him during the 1996 state polls — the public rating of chief minister Jayalalithaa was at its lowest then.
Psychiatrist Vijay Nagaswami feels that the extent of sycophancy witnessed around Tamil stars could dull them into thinking that the switch from cinema to politics can be easily accomplished like a change of costume on a film set. "Since stars in Tamil Nadu are also viewed as role models, they think that their mass base would give them a natural extension to politics. Unless they pack the political savvy of MGR, who had cultivated his image through his films, these stars may end up as just another popular person and not a populist leader," he said.
From the pages of Asian Age http://www.asianage.com/presentation...powerplay.aspx
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IMHO ,In any way ,Prabhu entering politics in any form ,will not bring any glory for NT's name.
NT peyarai kedukkama irukkurathe avanga NT-kku seyyuRa mariyaathai :x
I agree totally with Joe. Am ashamed that Prabhu is jumping into the bandwagon. :ashamed: