True.... Didn't consider the ARM factor
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True.... Didn't consider the ARM factor
மீண்டும் இளைய தளபதி - ARM கூட்டணியில் மலரப்போகும் அடுத்த பாரிஜாத மலர் உலக சரித்திரத்தில் இடம் பெற்று வெற்றி வாகை சூட வாழ்த்துகிறேன்
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no......no more Sachein..... Sachien itself was more a pale inspiration of Khushi and the director didnt know how to handle Vijay, whether as a romantic hero as in post-Kadhalukku mariyadhai era or a mass hero as in post-Thirumalai and post-Ghilli era....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt
I liked Sachien :oops:
Dark thriller :smokesmirk:.
Vijay + MyskkinQuote:
Originally Posted by VinodKumar's
True, the love portion of Thuppakki was there basically as a reason for song sequences. It'd be sad to see Samantha used like that.
I dont think so, ARM had been very good in giving short and sweet romantic portions in his films...... in Ghajini, the love flashback was the main reason for it's super hit, likewise in Dheena, Thuppaki etc., Ramana had no time for romance but it still had lovely love scenes (father-kid in flashback, uncle-kids in the main story).... 7th sense la mattum than konjam not-so-special ah irunthathu.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shanker
Agreed... Asin was credited by many for her cute roleQuote:
Originally Posted by rsubras
One thing that has been repetitive in most ARM movies are the female leads are shown naive Dheena (laila), Ghajini (Asin), Ramana (Ashima Bhalle), Stalin (Trisha) and lately Thuppakki (Kajal)
I think on heroine part ARM lacks a bit. But its not just ARM many ace directors are doing it frequently.