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Originally Posted by A.ANAND

the same emotion!nothing diffrent look! :fatigue:

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i also have the sane feeling ANAND...shabbaaa mudiyale... :irked:

sounds insane to me. :rotfl3:

sorry pa...slip of the tounge...same...sane ille

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Originally Posted by udaykumar

RAKTHA CHARITHRA FIRST LOOK SURYA STILLS

SURYA AS SURI

http://icdn1.indiaglitz.com/tamil/ga...a1332010_3.jpg

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Same reactions :sigh2:

‘Aadhavan’ celebrates 100 days
IndiaGlitz [Monday, March 22, 2010]


Suriya’s ‘Aadhavan’ will celebrate its 100 days tomorrow in a hotel at Chennai.

‘Aadhavan’ directed by K S Ravikumar is produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Red Giant Movies.

Padma Shri Kamal Haasan and Mr. Rama Narayanan, President of Tamil Producers’ Film Council are the Chief Guests and will distribute the shields to all the cast and the crew of ‘Aadhavan’.

Well, Suriya’s delivering hits consecutively, Varanam Aayiram, Ayan, Aadhavan, etc. Suriya is almost ready to hit the theatres this summer with Hari’s ‘Singam’.



http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/t...cle/55484.html

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Originally Posted by India Times

Kamal's advise to Suriya

At the 100th day function of ‘Aadhavan’, Kamal Haasan gave a piece of advice to all the actors in general and Suriya in particular. Kamal said actors must put the success behind and move forward every time. He said the worst enemy for an actor is his previous film. What Kamal meant here is that if an actor rests on the previous laurels he then can’t move forward. Similarly if he is sulking for the previous failure then also he can’t move on.

The advice was well heeded by Suriya who has given successive hits starting with Vel, then Vaaranam Aayiram, Ayan and now Aadhavan. So Kamal was talking on the right stage to the right actor. But Suriya we know is one of the most responsible actors who doesn’t take success to his head. That’s why he is able to deliver hits after hits. And as he said on the same stage that he looks up to Kamal for inspiration after signing every film, Suriya knows what Kamal meant.

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http://movies.indiatimes.com/news-go...ow/5727018.cms

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Originally Posted by TOI

Tamil films come first for Suriya


First things first. Those worried about Bollywood luring away their beloved Suriya from Kollywood can now put their minds at ease. The 34-year-old star, who has been having a series of successes, has made it amply clear that no matter what, Tamil films come first for him.

“My priority is Tamil films. Raktha Charithra with Ram Gopal Varma sir is just another opportunity that I got and that’s the reason I’m doing it. I don’t see my career going that way. If at all there is an impressive project there which I think will help my market grow, I might do it. Otherwise, my roots are in Chennai and my foothold is in Tamil,” he clarifies.

The crew of Aadhavan recently celebrated the occasion of the film completing 100 days. So, how does he feel about delivering hit after hit?

Says the star, “I would consider the success of both my films last year as a leap. When I get to know that collections have doubled, the first thought that strikes me is not a sense of joy and pride. Rather, it is the feeling that so many more people have watched me and are now intently following what I’m doing. When I realise this, it only induces an element of fear and makes me more responsible. I’m accountable to all those viewers. So, I make every effort, right from the word go, to ensure that the projects I do are perfect.”

The star, who is known for his sense of humour, referred to veteran actress Saroja Devi as Kannadathu Paingili at the 100th day function of Aadhavan, much to the delight of all those present, including the veteran actress herself. Draw his attention to it and he chuckles, “In one of my earlier movies, Pithamagan, I play the role of a tricky salesman who sells a bottle of perfume to a customer by offering him a soap box, which I claim has been used by her. Recently, she pretended to chide me for it saying, ‘Kannadaththu Paingilinnu solli soapu dabba vithiya?’ (Did you try to sell a soap box saying it belonged to the Kannadathu Paingili?) I wanted to pull her leg again and felt like saying it one more time. That was why I said it on stage.”

Needless to say, Suriya’s next film Singam too has triggered expectations. He says, “Singam will be a trademark film of Hari sir. But he’s again shown me in a different shade. It is not a regular village film. It will be a good summer release that will satisfy the audiences of all centres. I’m confident about it.”

Finally, ask him what’s so special about this movie and he says, “My characterisation in the film is different. I play a village cop called Duraisingam.”

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/e...ow/5719207.cms

Behindwoods Aadhavan contest meet:

Part - 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j0Q6VYjQcM

Part - 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCl85HHGYtY

Suriya in Parthiban direction
IndiaGlitz [Wednesday, April 07, 2010]


Parthiban is known for his creative ways of expressing his feelings to his friends on special days. His bouquets are always a talking point at the household of Suriya whenever he celebrates his birth day. Even Parthiban’s Manitha Neya Mantram is said to have influenced Suriya largely in forming his own Agaram Foundation. Now the off screen friendship between Suriya and Parthiban is all set to take roots on big screen.

Buzz is that Suriya is impressed with a story of Parthiban and is likely to do the film under Parthiban direction. It also says Parthiban and Suriya were to do a film after ‘Mounam Pesiyathey’ but that did not happen for some reasons. But the critics say director Vasanth has been trying for very long to get the dates of Suriya but not getting it. If Suriya hasn’t preferred Vasanth yet will he with Parthiban?