Sillunnu Oru Kadhal - A.R.Rahman - Vaali - Surya

guys, guys.....i cant stress this fact more now and i need not after this pathetic review....... Hindu is nothing but English version of Dinakaran.....it is a cheap 3rd grade newspaper.......pls dont believe it.....i guess sify is more classy than The Hindu.......... :D .....atleast sify comes with a disclaimer that it is the view of the reviewer and not ehris for their articles.....

the guy clearly has seen the movie with a pre conceived notion that movie is bad......he has no good words for the movie and also no strong reasons for hating it which means he was prejudiced......

Film : Sillunu Oru Kadhal
Cast : Surya, Jyothika, Bhoomika, Suganya, Vadivelu, Santhanam, Baby
Shreya, etc
Production : Studio Green
Director : Krishna
Music : AR Rahman


Sillunu Oru Kadhal (2006)


Surya being happy with the humungous hit Ghajini and Aaru (Action
Flick), for a change picked a soft love story titled Jillunu Oru
Kadhal now changed as Sillunu Oru Kadhal.

The movie impels with the nature of village where Goutham(surya)
marries Kundhavi(Jyothika). The couple is blessed with a daughter
Aishwarya(Baby Shreya). The scene immediately swaps on to their life
after six years in mumbai. The couple leads a happy love life
enjoying each and every romantic moments.

Shortly Surya peregrinates Newyork for a business venture. Now starts
the twist in their life. Jyothika while searching something finds
Surya's old diary from the attic. Which reads his life before six
years stating he is already married to Aishwarya(Bhoomika) and her
parents seperated them. It is also mentioned "Even a day of life with
her(Bhoomika) is a heaven".

Note: Even their daughter's name is Aishwarya.

Spooked Jyothika is in a turmoil and finds unyielding to react with
surya on his return. Very shortly she moves in search of Aishwarya
(Bhoomika) and meets her father. On discussion she comes to know
Bhoomika is not in the city for the past six year and she is coming
from Australia shortly. Jyothika meets Bhoomika on her return saying
she is Surya's wife and invites her to home.

Very soon Bhoomika visits their home and Surya gets shocked on seeing
her and jyothika without any reaction. Surya tries to convince
jyothika saying she was his college friend. But Jyothika is not
bothered to listen him. Series of confusion and events after this
forms the climax.

The beau Surya's love, romance, passion and anger are doozie.
Jyothika after Chandramukhi has given her best of performance. Kudos
to Jyothika. This couple's off-screen love is well picturised on-
screen. Bhoomika's role is short and sweet like her cute face.

Krishna being a debutant director has done a good job. R.D
Rajasekar's cinematography is simply superb. Songs New York Nagaram
and Munbae Vaa are well picturised. A.R Rahman's music adds more
energy to this movie. Kavignar Vaali's lyrics fit Rahman's music.
Rahman has given 8 excellent tracks out of which only 6 are screened.
Yei Machan, one additional track not included in the Music CD is a
Crackerjack. This song is screened as background music for a fight
sequence. Rahman fans shouldn't miss this track. Its pretty sure, the
Audio topping the charts now will remain the same for next couple of
months.

On a nut-shell the movie is a neat romantic love story. As the title
says its cool and chill.

Sillunu Oru Kadhal - Worth Watching!


Verdict : Hunky Dory

Source : http://www.kollywoodtoday.com/review...Sok_Review.asp

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Wow...Good news atlast..I was shocked on seeing Hindu's review today..The reviewer had bashed the movie like any thing..This guy is certainly biased.I would have certainly believed tat review but the reviewer had said only the title song is great..From this v can find out the extent to which his review was biased.He didn't even mention about Munbe Vaa or New York Nagaram probably the two best tracks..Friends dont believe all these reviews..See the movie and enjoy yourself..

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Originally Posted by music man

Wow...Good news atlast..I was shocked on seeing Hindu's review today..The reviewer had bashed the movie like any thing..This guy is certainly biased.I would have certainly believed tat review but the reviewer had said only the title song is great..From this v can find out the extent to which his review was biased.He didn't even mention about Munbe Vaa or New York Nagaram probably the two best tracks..Friends dont believe all these reviews..See the movie and enjoy yourself..

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:music man neenga sonnathu romba sari :thumbsup: ella cinema webla irunthu good review varathu :clap: :clap: hindu thavira,preview show 'ikku invitation kudukalaiyo :lol: 'ANTI ARR FANS'enna sollarangannu pappom.. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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preview show 'ikku invitation kudukalaiyo

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Invite pannama eppadi review ezhudha mudiyum?

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Originally Posted by Kanna

Invite pannama eppadi review ezhudha mudiyum?

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y not?its perfectly possible.....just for the heck of it anyone can write a review even without watching a movie and Hindu is such a shameless paper that they wud publish it too.......i say this cos:

1. has not properly explained y its a "Aimless affair" as he suggests.....
2. has no good words abt the movie which makes it much more suspicious........
3. doesent quote any proper scene to support his claims......

Hindu doesent disclaim too which means it is the view of Hindu paper......atleast sify carries disclaimer after every article......

Maddy,
The review is quite shocking for me too. I've not seen a disgusting review like this in recent times, that too from The Hindu. Indian Express would tear apart any bad film (Malini Mannath). But I don't think Hindu will go to such an extent of writing a review without watching it.

I think SRAshok Kumar was having some kinda headache when watching the movie/writing the review.

guys,

if the review is not from Malathi Rangarajan... then it should be passed off..

She gives pretty decent reviews.

MADDY, I empathize with your feelings on the review.

What about the song that was not on the cd ????
:omg:

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Originally Posted by vijayr

New York Nagaram is my pick and is a definite standout. I read somewhere that its being picturized in swiss alps(?!!) and not in Newyork nagaram. Hope the news is wrong. The song evokes instant visual imagery and I imagined Surya sitting in a room on one of the top floors of a New york skyscraper all by himself with candles around, while the camera hovers around him in circles slowly zooming out as it captures his loneliness. Thats just my imagination. It would be great for this song.

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Saw the song yesterday on SUN Music special featuring Surya himself. It IS picturised in New York. The picturisation does start by paning the skyscrapers. Not disappointing at all. But it's almost made out to be a duet with Jyothika (surya's illusion-aam) appearing in many frames. Surya said he took great efforts to bring out the nuances in ARR's voice. The editing is kind of different - the scene changes are done using powerpoint-slides-flying-in-from-right like effect.