Golden Period of Tamil Cinema

jaiganes though your explanation is very detail .. long before that movies like andha naal was accepted were wife kills husband which was considered evil at that period .. husband was supposed to be god.. above all of it this was accepted and appreciated...

jayakanthan was an exception because he was actively involved in the movies which were his novels.. We know all other novelists cried that their novel/story has been torn apart when it was made as movie..

anyways i'm going to refrain from posting in this thread because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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சரியா சொன்னீங்க!

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

jaiganes though your explanation is very detail .. long before that movies like andha naal was accepted were wife kills husband which was considered evil at that period .. husband was supposed to be god.. above all of it this was accepted and appreciated...

jayakanthan was an exception because he was actively involved in the movies which were his novels.. We know all other novelists cried that their novel/story has been torn apart when it was made as movie..

anyways i'm going to refrain from posting in this thread because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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@rajeshkrv
I have taken anticipatory bail for Andha naal and other S.Balachander movies in my post.
70s generally is a phase where the art movement entered with vigour in thamizh film world.
As far as your fear of bashing is concerned, I can give minimum guarantee from my part that I wont bash u or brand u as ....
IF u are a sport we can chill out.

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

jaiganes though your explanation is very detail .. long before that movies like andha naal was accepted were wife kills husband which was considered evil at that period .. husband was supposed to be god.. above all of it this was accepted and appreciated...

jayakanthan was an exception because he was actively involved in the movies which were his novels.. We know all other novelists cried that their novel/story has been torn apart when it was made as movie..

anyways i'm going to refrain from posting in this thread because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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rajesh,

it is not about the incidet (murder) who killed whom.... it is about the charecterisation of women in society.... if you deeply look the charecterization of pandaribai in andha naal, you would understand what i mean.... on the other hand, sujatha's character in aval oru thodarkathai and avargal, saritha's charecter in thappu thalangal, sridevi's charecter in moondru mudichu, sripriya's charecter in aval appadithan showed women are not week also they are strong enough to rise their voice against the family, society.....this is one among the few notable things that lacked in pre 70s era.

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Originally Posted by Avadi to America

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

jaiganes though your explanation is very detail .. long before that movies like andha naal was accepted were wife kills husband which was considered evil at that period .. husband was supposed to be god.. above all of it this was accepted and appreciated...

jayakanthan was an exception because he was actively involved in the movies which were his novels.. We know all other novelists cried that their novel/story has been torn apart when it was made as movie..

anyways i'm going to refrain from posting in this thread because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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rajesh,

it is not about the incidet (murder) who killed whom.... it is about the charecterisation of women in society.... if you deeply look the charecterization of pandaribai in andha naal, you would understand what i mean.... on the other hand, sujatha's character in aval oru thodarkathai and avargal, saritha's charecter in thappu thalangal, sridevi's charecter in moondru mudichu, sripriya's charecter in aval appadithan showed women are not week also they are strong enough to rise their voice against the family, society.....this is one among the few notable things that lacked in pre 70s era.

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Absolutely I Agreee A2A!!!

A2A, all movies which you mentioned are by KB and kB started long back before 70's .. he portrayed women more strong starting from Jayanthi's character in ethir neechal when she blasts everyone ..It's nothing new in 70's

yes 70's people mentality changed .. they were little open to accept dialouges concering sex or any non acceptable topic and that brought in more such kind of films ..

in 60's KSG,Sreedhar and many others just didnt bring story or fantasy .. they all portrayed different kind of humans , different kind of subject... eg different kind of a sister in Kalyana parisu, innocent girl who at the same time is bold in kai kodutha deivam etc

i'm not against 70's though..

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

A2A, all movies which you mentioned are by KB and kB started long back before 70's .. he portrayed women more strong starting from Jayanthi's character in ethir neechal when she blasts everyone ..It's nothing new in 70's

yes 70's people mentality changed .. they were little open to accept dialouges concering sex or any non acceptable topic and that brought in more such kind of films ..

in 60's KSG,Sreedhar and many others just didnt bring story or fantasy .. they all portrayed different kind of humans , different kind of subject... eg different kind of a sister in Kalyana parisu, innocent girl who at the same time is bold in kai kodutha deivam etc

i'm not against 70's though..

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Not all Movies are directed by KB. aval apadithan movie directed by Rudriya....

transition might be started in late 60's.... But it went full flow only in 70's..... from the list of movies directed by KB in 60s and 70s, Why KB could/did not make movies in 60's like 70's. is it because cultula and social changes which gave him more confident to make movies with social message?.

1. Iru Kodagal (1969)
2. Poova Thalaya (1969)
3. Sattekalapu Satteya (1969)
4. Ethir Neechal (1968)
5. Thamarai Nenjam (1968)
6. Anubavi Raja Anubavi (1967)
7. Bama Vijam (1967)
8. Major Chandrakant (1966)
9. Naanal (1965)
10. Neer Kumizhi



13. Idi Kathakaadu (1979)
14. Andamaina Anubhavam (1979)
15. Edo Saritha (1979)
16. Guppedu Manasu (1979)
17. Ninaithale Inikkum (1979)
18. Nool Veli (1979)
19. Maro Charithra (1978)
20. Nizhal Nijamakirathu (1978)
21. Thappitha Thala (1978)
22. Aaina (1977/I)
23. Avargal (1977)
24. Meethi Meethi Baatein (1977)
25. Oka Thalli Katha (1977)
26. Pattina Pravesam (1977)
27. Anthuleni Katha (1976)
28. Manmatha Leelai (1976)
29. Moondru Mudichu (1976)
30. Apoorva Raagangal (1975)
31. Koti Vidyalu Kuti Korake (1974)
32. Naan Avanillai (1974)
33. Arrangetram (1973)
34. Lokram Maraali (1973)
35. Sollathan Ninaikiren (1973)
36. Kanna Nalama (1972)
37. Velli Vizha (1972)
38. Bomma Borusa (1971)
39. Nangu Suvargal (1971)
40. Nootrukku Noor (1971)
41. Punnagai (1971)
42. Ethiroli (1970)
43. Kaviyath Thalaivi (1970)
44. Navagraham (1970)
45. Patham Pasali (1970)

the above highlighted movies in which women were shown strong and capable enough to handle and head the family....i think this one lacks in 60s era.... I included arangatram for different reason...though the story deals with controversial subject...

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Originally Posted by rajeshkrv

jaiganes though your explanation is very detail .. long before that movies like andha naal was accepted were wife kills husband which was considered evil at that period .. husband was supposed to be god.. above all of it this was accepted and appreciated...

jayakanthan was an exception because he was actively involved in the movies which were his novels.. We know all other novelists cried that their novel/story has been torn apart when it was made as movie..

anyways i'm going to refrain from posting in this thread because this seems to be one sided and whoever speaks against 70's are branded as ..

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@rajeshkrv
I have taken anticipatory bail for Andha naal and other S.Balachander movies in my post.
70s generally is a phase where the art movement entered with vigour in thamizh film world.
As far as your fear of bashing is concerned, I can give minimum guarantee from my part that I wont bash u or brand u as ....
IF u are a sport we can chill out.

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Jaiganes
Is it your review on andha naal.

http://passionforcinema.com/andha-naal-thamizh-1954/

tamizharasan, anthaluthan avaru ivaruthan avaru

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Originally Posted by Sanjeevi

tamizharasan, anthaluthan avaru ivaruthan avaru

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ok thanks.