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Originally Posted by Kaarthickb
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I think you missed the second part of the postQuote:
Originally Posted by Kaarthickb
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His beautiful family - Dad, Mom, Two younger sisters
His girlfriend - A sweet accident
His funny friends - The police sub-inspector and his army superior
His arch rival - The sleeper cell head
His mind - Thinks of many things, executes the right ones
His eyes - Always looks for clues to solve problems
His ears - Sharp to pick even the slightest disturbance
His heart - Fearless for adventure, clueless in romance
12 daring encounters - "Avanga technique namakkum theriyum nu kaamippom"
6 picturesque songs - Beautifully tuned and aesthetically shot
3 gripping fights - The one after bus bomb blast, the one for saving his sister and the one in the climax with villan
1 fearless Man - Jagdish Dhanapal, Indian Army and DIA Specialist
"The best secret agent in Tamil Cinema"
Not to forget the artists who brought Jagdish to life:
A.R.Murugadoss - An awesome structured screenplay built on a simple basement with perfect scenes as building blocks
Santhosh Sivan - Captured every frame in such a way that they never move out of out eyes
Kaecha - Realistic and neatly choreographed fights, not even a bit overdone than what is required
Sreekar Prasad - Perfect cuts and fits for the racy narration, not even a single lagging scene
Harris Jayaraj - From title BGM to end credits Poi Varavaa song, a musical extravaganza
"Thuppakki - The tale of Jagdish"
The Movie that collected 100 crores without a Hindi release
The Movie that was received with universal positive reviews
The Movie that shattered lots of records of Tamil Cinema
The Movie that moved landmarks and benchmarks of Vijay's career
The Movie that won past all hurdles before and after its release
"Nov 13th - The day history was rewritten"
Come whoever's film, however it may,
Not even a bit it will in any damn way,
Can even touch it, not a child's play!
Its in black and white, just no grey!
It can be beaten only by Vijay we say,
Proudly and happily on Thuppakki Day!
"Happy Thuppakki Day"!!
Cute memories ;) this is how vijay fans celebrate \m/
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WOWW scene.. Andhar mass..:smokesmirk:
Can't forget this..One of the best tweet from him :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt
No..He is kinda right. It would've been still a hit.. But the enormity of success would've varied.
But I can't see anyone else switching from lighthearted/comical act to the rugged nature so fluently without coming across as artificialQuote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
Ajay superb writing. Thuppakki, brilliant movie from my hero with ARM sir..
திரு. குமரன் அவர்களுக்கு
துப்பாக்கி திருநாள் கொண்டாட்டத்தை முன்னிட்டு பதிவு செய்த photos மிக அருமை. சென்ற தீபாவளி அன்று TV KOVIL வெஙகடேசாவில் ரசிகர்களின் கொண்டாட்டத்தோடு
opening show பார்த்த நினைவு மனதில் நீங்கா இடம் பெற்று விட்டது. அதை நினைவு கூறும் விதமாக இன்றைய தினம் உள்ளது.
HAPPY THUPPAKKI DAY TO ALL VIJAY FANS
Ram
Yeah. Not many actors can pull off mass roles and light hearted roles with ease. Vijay is at the top of the list who can do that after the Big Two. But Thuppakki is an universal subject. Even Vishal couldve done that and ended up with a hit. Vijay doing that has given that extra mileage it needed to be among the biggest hits in Tamil industry. Thats what i am saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt
Agree. The story and screenplay were made in such way that even without top actors it still would have become a big hit. All credit goes to ARM and his team.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
I'd agree with Ajay. It was a mindblowing script and would've succeeded with any hero...but Vijay being in it made it HUGE..the versatility that Vijay has..I don't think anyone else other than the big 2 do it well. The guy can do comedy...action...emote...and most important..he dances like no one else. I am proud to be his fan...glad Thuppakki became the benchmark of success that it became. It clashed with 2 biggies from bollywood and still held its own. Kudos!!!
ARM seems to have done his homework well after 7th sense, where he was so over confident that the powerful story line combined with solid acting, hit music itself would carry the movie through........... and faltering so badly in the screenplay part........... Thuppakki took care of that fault as well and Vijay added spice to it.......... Now ARM should take care that he does not go complacent having delivered one of the biggest hit of recent timesQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt
And above all, he stills has the looks of someone in the late twenties. I, who hit 32 last month, would look older than Vijay for sure. Its a blessing for that man. :) He can play a college student and follow it up with an army man role in his very next film. And he turns 40 next june. I have been following him since his Naalaya theerpu days. He was often ridiculed for his looks and dusky skin. In spite of this, he has moved to the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dammy R
Absolutely agree...in fact I think he is getting younger by the day...that new Josalukkas ad confirms that statement..Diganth is about 27yrs old...but Vijay doesn't look too far apart ;-). These days..it takes a lot for people to look their age..forget looking younger ;-).. so in that sense..Vijay is indeed lucky or blessed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
Ajay :clap: ..
True indeed. He doesn't look close to 40 AT ALL!Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
Ajay, nice post :clap:
My FDFS experience was memorable one. As Ajay mentioned it started very slowly. The moment he stares at the terrorist in his room and from then on screenplay was at its best. I had goosebumps during pre interval block. The best interval time I had after many years. I was sure this movie is gonna be Blockbuster. Last time I had this experience while watching Ghilli. Overall a nice experience and milestone movie for Vijay. I might have watched this movie n number of times but every time it looks fresh.
Thanks to ARM for giving us a wonderful movie which will be remembered forever.
Intha stills lam padathula varalala :(. Antha rendavathu thangatchi Jathagam yaarukavathu theriyuma ?? Ajay :P.
Sanjana, had a role in VE 18/9 too
The other girl was seen in Engeyum Eppodhum and earlier in Pattaalam.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
Thuppakki release celebration - 1am @ Trivandrum, Kerala
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBab_i90BtA
:notworthy: Ajay.
Nostalgic, but always refreshing!!!
Dear SamajithQuote:
Originally Posted by Samajith
Thanks for your video. Really Thalapathy mass in Kerala is amazing. Uncomparable fans
எனக்குத்தெரிந்து ஒரு படத்தின் முதலாண்டு விழாவை அதுவும் அடுத்த மாநிலத்தில் இப்படியொரு பிரம்மாண்டமாக அதுவும் இரவு 1 மணிக்கு ரசிகர்கள்
கொண்டாடியது இதுவே முதல் முறை.
Vijay is Universal Mass Hero
Ramachandran Sir,Quote:
Originally Posted by SPCHOWTHRYRAM
That video was taken during the release of Thuppakki on Diwali day way back in 2012 & not during the 1st Yr anniversary.
Sorry for the emotional replyQuote:
Originally Posted by ilayapuyalvinodh_kumar
Ramachandran
Hindi version trailer :|.
http://<a href="http://www.youtube.c...H_8&sns=tw</a>
Mathathellam vituruvom for the first time I miss Harris Jayaraj meesic :shock:.
Nizhalin Arumai Veyilil Theriyum :)Quote:
Originally Posted by VinodKumar's
Like Rubras said, poor choice of casting..
that song is better than Antartica..technically looks more polished esp the action scenes..maybe casting and title could have been better
In my view, for this film Vijay better suited than Akshay... even Vidyut was better than this Hindi villan...Quote:
Originally Posted by VinodKumar's
Mahen, IMO Antartica was one of the best choreographed song in the year 2012.
Vijay to do a cameo in Hindi 'Thuppakki'?
The buzz is getting bigger thatIlayathalapathyVijay is doing a cameo in AR Murgadoss’s Hindi remake ofThupakkititledHoliday: A Soldier Never off Duty.
On Wednesday,Holidaytrailer was launched. The film has Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha in the lead roles, along with Govinda in a short role. The trailer looks like a shot by shot remake of Thupakki, with the popular punchline – “I’m waiting” being said by Akshay Kumar.
The market buzz is that Vijay features in a single scene inHoliday.Though there has not been any official confirmation about it. Remember Vijay did a single shot appearance in Prabhu Deva’sRowdy Rathore?
Meanwhile Vijay and Murgadoss remained tight lipped and continue to shoot forVijay 57at the Chennai airport. For the first time, leading lady Samantha joined the shoot. The popular Bengali actor Toto Roy Chouduri is cast as the Villain in the movie. Ayngaran – Lyca Communications are producing it and Anirudh is in charge for music of the big budget extravaganza.
http://www.sify.com/movies/vijay-in-...nkeQijbig.html
to be fair to ARM and holiday team, after enjoying a favorite film with our favorite hero in it, most of the times, we may be biased and might not appreciate the re-make that much...so we should wait for opinion from some non-tamil, (and may be non-Vijay) fan for an unbiased opinion..Quote:
Originally Posted by Cinemarasigan
:exactly: