in the above poster "viraivil isai", i can see four names in small font - not sure which one of them is the actual music director. shouldn't the music director be the hero in an "isai veliayeedu" poster?
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in the above poster "viraivil isai", i can see four names in small font - not sure which one of them is the actual music director. shouldn't the music director be the hero in an "isai veliayeedu" poster?
Songs and picturisation were the primary reason for I's hit, I believe...... apart from the song picturisation (and Vikram's screen presence coupled with star rating director+MD) what is there in "I" to make it a super hit?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mahen
BTW who is MD for bahubali
Sounds lot of orchestra in work
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M.M.Keeravani.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arragesh
He is the MD for every SS Rajamouli films till date. Kind of an undisputed Combo - Baahubali is their 10th film together (excluding Naan E & Rajanna).Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulkster
Chandi Veeran Teaser
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LThuhD1iCGc
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CHB_5m8UIAAdgTZ.jpg:large
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Single tomorrow, music Justin Prabarakar
Wasn't he known as Marahathamani in the 90's ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulkster
Amaran 2 ?? :shock:
பாபி சிம்ஹா நடிப்பில் ‘கோ 2’ படத்தின் ஃபர்ஸ்ட் லுக் போஸ்டர்
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Yes! Maragathamani was his tamil film industry name. Ovvoru industryil avarakku different name irukku.Quote:
Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN
Same feeling.. flop/disasterku sequel..:banghead:Quote:
Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN
maragadamani in tamil, m.m.kreem in hindi and keeravani in telugu
Doing the second part after 2 decades is such a risky attempt! Audience taste has changed , it may have been an "awesome" movie in the 90's ( I liked it, and the songs were very good), but to cater for the current generation the story/direction/dialogue / editing / camera work MUST accommodate the current era, else the film will head for a disaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by vithagan
I am sure Karthick being a "veteran" Actor is aware of this , hope it will not be another "Jai hind 2 " !
enakkennevo karuppa vellaiyakkum muyarchiyo apdingra mathiri theriyuthu..Quote:
Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN
Karthik's come back in "Anegan" was well received , you know never know "Amaran 2" may well be good, but the question is will the current movie goers accept it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by PR218
That depends on how Amaran 2 is scripted. Amaran's story has great potential to be developed into a film which explores the underworld. More than the story, it is the execution and screenplay that matters and if the director is smart, it will certainly be successful. The story may not necessarily be connected to Amaran-1. It could be a extension of Amaran's character into the current underworld with a new story woven around that character.
Amaran supposed be to released with Thalapathy and GUna but released in 1992 pongal with mannan.
Amaran had big hype at the time. if they had released in 1991 deepavalli it would have ran well (just guess). all the hype went down by the time it released in 1992. it was considered as flop/disaster. I do not know why people write as this movie was blockbuster at the time. Most of his movies released in 1992 had very good music: Unna Nenachen Pattu Padichen, Nadodi Thendral, Nadodi Pattukkaran, Deiva Vaakku.
Back to the Future in Tamil - served with masala! :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=104&v=6YnVOsmfBQU
Keep your expectations low....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJoAEBbowUI&feature=share
That is correct, Amaran bombed big time, the hype leading to release was tremendous, there was a song vethala potta sokkula na which was very popular prior to release. When the film released it was just crappy content. I think after this movie karthik steadily declined.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avadi to America
Yes, the movie bombed ( there were even plans to name it Chakravarthi) and there were murmurs that Rajini was made to sing in Mannan in response to Karthik singing in Amaran...Quote:
Originally Posted by ramdas2005
But Karthik quickly bounced back with several family-oriented and comedy-based hits....
Also I guess Amaran is Karthik's 100th movie.. the only actor(atleast 80s & 90s) who tasted BO success in its 100th movie is Vijayakanth..
The song 'Sanda Bajaaru' sung by Srividhya was equally popular.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramdas2005
That was Kaathirukka Neramillai another flop starring Kushbu and Sivaranjani.Quote:
Originally Posted by vithagan
Of all Karthik movies, Amaran had the biggest ever hype. Pre-release hype, advance booking were phenomenal. Amaran and its songs(especially vethala) were common topics of discussion for schoolgoers. If it had clicked, Karthik would have gone places. By the way who is this Rajeshwar? He directed many movies with Karthik in 90s, like Vigneshwar, Idhayathamarai. And now Amaran-2.
Amaran was a super hit movie. It ran 100 days in Madurai cinipriya theatre. I don't know from where you all getting information.
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Originally Posted by vithagan
Before that one legend who tasted success in NAVARATHIRI which is his 100th film. It is better to know the
facts before posting.
Reason for the Sequel...Quote:
Originally Posted by Raajjaa
I liked VasanthamE, and ChandirarE sooriyare songs much better, both by legendary SPB, and ChanduranE sooriyanE also sung by the other legendary KJY as well !Quote:
Originally Posted by omega
vigneshwar was not his movie. r.raghu directed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hattori_hanzo
for more info on rajeshwar, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K._Rajeshwar
chakravarthi was another movie altogether starring karthik and bhanupriya - which too bombed.Quote:
Originally Posted by lord_labakudoss
karthik had two movies release on the same date jan 15, 1996 - ulaththai allitha and kizhakku mugam. in my hometown, kizhakku mugam ran for less than 3 days and ullathai allitha ran for a week or so. after the theatre replaced ullathai alli tha, the movie went viral and was re-released few days later to become a block buster.
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Originally Posted by s.vasudevan
Vasudevan iyya..Adhukku dhan indha words(bolded) add panni irukku.. Navarathiri released in 1964(as per google).. so please read before posting..Quote:
Originally Posted by vithagan
Captain Prabakaran ?? If so the name it self was the reason for the BO success, I vaguely remember ( was quite young)watching this movie in London, the cinema was packed with Eezha diaspora , but IIRC the movie was no way related to the "Real" Parabakaran, hence many were disappointed ( again cant re collect much memories though) !Quote:
Originally Posted by vithagan
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Originally Posted by PARAMASHIVAN