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Neengga vera. I can be cruel, but I am not a masochists - to try and recall the moments.

As mentioned before, he totally, almost, ruined Thulabaram with his overbearing, over the top sadness (as if the rest of the world are happy and he didn't get his share of happiness), the often downturned lips to show he is acting, and the amalgamation of emotional circus freak show that he manages within a short period of time when sometimes he is just required to be there and do nothing.

Another case in point is Deivam. A decent devotional drama derailed by the efforts of an overactor. His segment is the most painful to watch. I wished the peacock scratched him, instead of a bad guy in a different sketch. He is typical actor who is "not in the same page". I suspect alien's involvement here, but that's another matter altogether.

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Originally Posted by Plum

Evidence-oda varen, Shaktiprabha, evidence-oda varaen. 100 nirabaradhi thappikkalam, but AVM Rajan maadhiri oru kutravaali thappikka vida koodadhu. Groucho, help please!

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oks..waiting :D

I wont agree with groucho's thulabaram evidence. Ive seen the movie in bits n pieces and I supp a man who is FRUSTRATED and left with NO HOPE, feels so pathetic about himself for not providing his wife a queenly life...what more emotions would his face show except frustration. "Rajnikanth" awesome in showing frustration and detachment. JUST BE THERE with stone face. "aaril irunthu" is a good example. Sometimes instead of frustration ppl show "self-pity". Thats exactly what he avm rajan portrayed. "SELF PITY" and anger about his hoplessness, which he considered may be NOT MANLY and about the whole blo*dy situation around. It was good.

Regarding deivam, I cant talk cause Iven't seen the movie.

///////I wished the peacock scratched him, instead of a bad guy in a different sketch. //////////

:rotfl2: :D

Also therez one more movie, with vanishree, iruLum oLiyum I supp. He did do a decent role. I loved him even in "naanum or peN"

Hez good. (mo)

There is another movie of his that I happen to own. Yes, I do own a AVM Rajan movie....


....for a reason. It has NT in it as comedian.

The movie Manitharul Manickam is about thief going straight and how he struggles. Only good thing about it is NT. Even as comedian (no really, it could've been done by Nagesh or Cho), he stole the show right under overacting nose of AVMR's. One movie that I watch with my hands not removed from the remote control unless I need to go to bathroom.

I would like to nominate V. gopalakrishnan for his role in DarlingX3 as character artist of the 80s. "come on, speak", "come on, speak" nu solliye nammala thukkam thaangaama azha vacchiduvaaru

I would like to nominate that woman ( I don´t know her name)who acts as the mother of Arjun in Mudhalvan for the Character artist of recent films. Enna oru oppaari, enna oru azhughai. Mudhalvan mattum illa, naan paarththa sila piladangal la andha amma pesina sambalaththukku melayee act panni irukkaanga

I have not seen ThulAbAram. But given my familiarity with AVM Rajan I can imagine what cerebral damage he is capable of inflicting on the audience.

Even in TM....the scene were the stabbed Sivaji cannot move his hand. remba over-A azhuvaapla.

As StevevA would say "Ok leave it..... cool down cool down cool down"

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Originally Posted by sivank

I would like to nominate that woman ( I don´t know her name)who acts as the mother of Arjun in Mudhalvan for the Character artist of recent films. Enna oru oppaari, enna oru azhughai. Mudhalvan mattum illa, naan paarththa sila piladangal la andha amma pesina sambalaththukku melayee act panni irukkaanga

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kalairANi

She is a stage artist - has been put to dull use in TFI

She was not bad in Dum Dum Dum

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Originally Posted by sivank

I would like to nominate V. gopalakrishnan for his role in DarlingX3 as character artist of the 80s. "come on, speak", "come on, speak" nu solliye nammala thukkam thaangaama azha vacchiduvaaru

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I also agree with ur kalairaani :)

In some movie VGopalakrishnan is, as usual, the heroine's dad. SV Sekar is trying to call the girl and have a conversation. VG happens to pick up the the phone and SVS disconnects. Happens twice. Third time when his "hello" doesn't get a response VG proceeds with "dE...porukki payyA...<serious reprimands>"

I found the salutation extremely funny - something only thEngai would say. To see him use it in all seriousness was a pause-and-laugh moment. :lol: