★ King of Kollywood™ VIJAY ★ - Updates and Discussions # 9

**CEDYBLUE** · 22nd June 2015, 01:33 PM

Essaki Muthu's article here is on par with the one Sudhish Kamanth wrote a decade ago. Loud and Clear.

Kudos to the writer for daring to write the truth.

Vijay's success proves that he is multiple times bigger than all hate combined.

I think, it is about time, we, his fans don't react to cheap photo-shops or Wikipedia Warriors or people who belittle Vijay in crooked ways (like coming up with excuses for Sivakarthikeyan's copying of Vijay by justifying that Siva betters the original).

Thanks Ajay bro for RED texting it

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**faithiu11** · 22nd June 2015, 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by CEDYBLUE

Essaki Muthu's article here is on par with the one Sudhish Kamanth wrote a decade ago. Loud and Clear.

Kudos to the writer for daring to write the truth.

Vijay's success proves that he is multiple times bigger than all hate combined.

I think, it is about time, we, his fans don't react to cheap photo-shops or Wikipedia Warriors or people who belittle Vijay in crooked ways (like coming up with excuses for Sivakarthikeyan's copying of Vijay by justifying that Siva betters the original).

Thanks Ajay bro for RED texting it

could u plz share sudish article if possible

**Kumaran.P** · 22nd June 2015, 01:43 PM

Illayathalapathy birthday special: Vijay’s 5 best dance numbers!
As the beloved supertar of Kollywood turns 41, Bollywoodlife brings you 5 songs which does justice to Vijay’s extraordinary dancing skills
Born on June 22 1974, to producer-director SA Chandrasekhar and playback singer Shoba Chandrasekhar, Vijay has always had keen interest in films. Many don’t know that Vijay’s favourite childhood hero was none other than Captain Vijayakanth. Infact he had worked as child artist in many Vijayakanth movies.
Vijay, who dropped out of Visual Communication course at Loyala College, Chennai, wanted to be an actor against his parents wishes. This led the star to run from home and the family had to bow to Vijay’s will. He made his debut as a lead in 1992 film Naalaya Theerupu. In his initial years he was heavily criticised for his plain looks, butIllaya Thalapathy proved them wrong by giving out superhits in the 90′s like Poove Unnakaga,Kadhalukku Mariyadhai,Thulladha Manamum Thullum,Minsara Kanna,Kushi,Badri,Bhagavathi and so on. Ghilli was Illaya Thalapathy Vijay’s best film till date as it on went on become a blockbuster hit running for record 200 days in theatres in Tamil Nadu.
In the recent years, his notable works have been Vettaikaran,Nanban, Kaththi and Thuppakki. Without taking more time, we bring you five best dance songs of Illaya Thalapathy Vijay:
Ellappugazhum from Azhagiya Tamil Magan
When you think about Vijay’s dance moves, the first song which comes to our mind his energetic inspiring number Ellappugazhum from ATM – Azhagiya Tamil Magan. Incidentally, the words from the song “Ellappugazhum iraivan ke” are the once uttered by Mozart of Madras AR Rahman every time he receives an award. To the tunes of Rahman, Vijay’s awe inspiring dance moves will make you stand up from your seat pumping your fist with new found energy.
Appadi podu from Ghilli
Dancing is not just rhythmic movement of body but also a way of expression. This song stands testament to Vijay’s stunning dance moves but also his vivid facial expressions.The song featuring Vijay and Trisha went to become a monumental hit due to the foot tapping music and amazing chemistry which the duo shared in the song.
Daddy mummy from Villu
This chart buster from Villu showcases Vijay’s flexibility on the dance floors proving why he is considered one of the best dancers of South Indian film industry. With quick staggering dance moves and unmatched energy, Vijay manages to captivate the viewers with his dancing abilities.
Pallanadhu Kuruvi from Kuruvi
An another Vijay-Trisha song which made to our list is Pallanadhu from Kuruvi. Illaya Thalapathy displays his magic with legs as grooves to the song from terrific dance step to another.
Naa adicha saravedi from Sura
Vijay’s Sura may have bombed at the box office, but his dancing acumen is unquestionable in the film.Naan adicha saravedisong from Sura shows Vijay’s atheltic body movement doing gravity defying steps.
With Chibu Devan’s much hyped Puli set to release, Vijay seems to be heading in right direction of super stardom. Bollywoodlife wishes Illaya Thalapathy Vijay, a very happy birthday and hopes he continues to dance his way to the hearts of public.
http://www.bollywoodlife.com/videos/...ongs-of-vijay/

**ajaybaskar** · 22nd June 2015, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by praboo

could u plz share sudish article if possible

http://www.thehindu.com/2005/11/06/s...0605020200.htm

**Kumaran.P** · 22nd June 2015, 01:46 PM

Birthday Special: 6 greatest Vijay movies of all time
Hyderabad:For fans of Tamil cinema, Vijay is a name that perhaps needs no introduction at all. During his nearly 23-year -long association with the industry, the superstar has established himself as a force to be reckoned with thanks to his powerful dialogue delivery, rough looks and confident body language.
Today,on the occasion of Vijay’s birthday, we get you some of his most unforgettable performances.
Thalaivaa:Produced by S Chandraprakash Jain, 'Thalaivaa' highlighted the dark and violent nature of the underworld. Also featuring Amala Paul and Nassar in pivotal roles, the film ran into some major problem before its release, when theatres owners in Tamil Nadu refused to screen it citing security concerns. Despite this controversy, 'Thalaivaa' fared reasonably well at the ticket window when it was ultimately released.
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Jilla:Touted as an action-comedy, this RT Neason-directed film is perhaps best remembered for the crackling rapport between Vijay and Malayalam superstar Mohanlal. Featuring some high intensity scenes involving the two actors, 'Jilla' proved to be a runaway hit at the ticket window, receiving highly favourable reviews. The film also featured Soori, Kajal Aggarwal and Sampath Raj in supporting roles.
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Pokkiri:A remake of Puri Jagannadh’s Telugu film of the same name, 'Pokiri' emerged a big hit at the box office and enjoyed a 200-day run at several centres. Vijay’s intense portrayal of an undercover police officer was liked by critics and audiences alike. It helped him bag a Filmfare award. Interestingly, ‘Pokkiri’ was later on remade in Hindi as 'Wanted' with Salman Khan essaying the lead role.
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Kaththi:Boasting of a riveting storyline, 'Kaththi' featured Vijay in a double role. Directed by AR Murugadoss, the film was released on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. It found tremendous success at the ticket window, emerging the highest grossing Tamil movie of 2014.Interestingly, 'Kaththi' found itself in troubled waters when it was alleged that its motion poster was similar to an advertisement run by a popular Turkish newspaper.
Thuppakki:Touted as the first Indian film to be shot using the Ari Alexa camera, 'Thuppakki' dealt with the challenges faced by army officers on a daily basis. The film is best remembered for its gripping fight sequences and highly patriotic plot. ‘Thuppakki’ opened to an overwhelming response at the box office. It was later remade in Hindi as 'Holiday' with Akshay Kumar in the lead role.
Kadhalukku Mariyadhai

irected by renowned filmmaker Fazil, 'Kadhalukku Mariyadhai' is regarded as one of the popular Tamil films of all time'. Touted as a romantic-drama, the movie revolved around the heartwarming relationship between a rich young man and a lively girl. Interestingly, a few scenes from ‘Kadhalukku Mariyadhai' were parodied in the 2003 release 'Thamizh Padam'. Vijay’s performance in the film was appreciated, helping him bag a Tamil Nadu State Film award.
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/india/bi...e-1009848.html