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**Pras** · 11th July 2013, 03:27 PM

Originally Posted by Thala_rasigan

annan s ther..

remake of 12 angry men ... sure shot ...

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**mappi** · 11th July 2013, 04:37 PM

Comment vas-tu Pras ?

Idhu Idhu thaan naan edhirparthein. 4 angry birds + 8 angry men = 12 angry people.

Now, people may wonder that we do not have Jury trails in India : True, but we had it until 1960. After the partiality and influence found in the verdict of the Jury, that particular case was re-judged and also the Jury trials were abandoned, replacing it by Bench Trails.

So Vaimai (a word closely associated with Trails - and the second poster with cloth covered eyes with Rs symbol is justice influenced by money !?! ), So Vaimai maybe a period film, that explains the decors, (but the bottled water says a different story). This maybe “a” case set before 1960, but may not be the actual trial that abolished Jury Trails in India, but an imaginary one where this angry lady is trying to defend that the kid did not murder his father and the man she addresses maybe jury N° 3 (who hates kids) from 12 angry Men (he looks quite rich with his ray ban on the desk) !

A very good observation and point Pras. *bows*

If we find the person on the photo which I feel must be a noted figure of that time, we can almost be sure what we have deduced.

**Pras** · 11th July 2013, 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by mappi

Comment vas-tu Pras ?

Idhu Idhu thaan naan edhirparthein. 4 angry birds + 8 angry men = 12 angry people.

Now, people may wonder that we do not have Jury trails in India : True, but we had it until 1960. After the partiality and influence found in the verdict of the Jury, that particular case was re-judged and also the Jury trials were abandoned, replacing it by Bench Trails.

So Vaimai (a word closely associated with Trails - and the second poster with cloth covered eyes with Rs symbol is justice influenced by money !?! ), So Vaimai maybe a period film, that explains the decors, (but the bottled water says a different story). This maybe “a” case set before 1960, but may not be the actual trial that abolished Jury Trails in India, but an imaginary one where this angry lady is trying to defend that the kid did not murder his father and the man she addresses maybe jury N° 3 (who hates kids) from 12 angry Men (he looks quite rich with his ray ban on the desk) !

A very good observation and point Pras. *bows*

If we find the person on the photo which I feel must be a noted figure of that time, we can almost be sure what we have deduced.

ça va ça va ... et toi ?

Naan kOdu pOttaa, neenga road-E pOttuteenga *my turn bows*

**mappi** · 11th July 2013, 05:48 PM

ça roule !

Really, you should take the merit. It did not come to my mind at all, eventhough I found the poster interesting, I was carried away by the presence of the lady characters - tricky fellows - but happy that we have nailed it !