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3rd October 2014, 10:15 PM
#31
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But this article does make some sense. I have read similar articles explaining Chris Nolan,Tarantino,Kamal movies and that helped me enjoy those movies even better.
But the point is how many will read these articles to understand and enjoy the movie better?
I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it.
- Bernard Shaw
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3rd October 2014 10:15 PM
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3rd October 2014, 10:26 PM
#32
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It sounds to me like someone is forcing you to like the movie ...will not work for most of the audience ...and I don't agree with puriyathavangalukku enna pannurathu ....adhu director oda thappu ...
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3rd October 2014, 11:34 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by
HonestRaj
i've not read these write-ups.. not going to read anyway..
i just thought of saying this, IMO, do we need to analyse so far to the extent even the director & writer (creator) who has not thought about it..
most times it might have happened just like that.. if you ask the director he might say "oh appadi kooda vechukkalamo"..
long before i read about this..
"என்ன பார்வை உந்தன் பார்வை
இடை மெலிந்தாள் இந்தப் பாவை"
i don't remember exactly what it is.. someone asked Kaviyarasar about the 2nd line.. did he wrote in that view.. only then kaviyarasar realised that is also correct..
very few cases these kind of write-ups match with the creator's views.. one example is director Ram completely agreeing with our hubber P_R's write-up on Katradhu thamizh..
i think these kind of write-ups are by fans who want to defend their legendary fav's..
nethi adi ..
kalaiamsam illaatha nunukkam edupadaathu ..
details nammale gavanichu therinjukkarathu thaan nalla irukkum ..
Top glamorous heroines, top comedian, Oscar winning MD, commercial Director, expensive wig and other big list of commercial items irunthum thaathaa padam flop .. itha vida enna asingam venum ..
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10th October 2014, 11:19 AM
#34
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Mani Ratnam begins work on new Tamil-Malayalam film: Will this be the hit he needs?
Chennai: The most talked about south Indian director in Indian cinema is Mani Ratnam. And the news from Kollywood is that Mani is back to work, after a 18 month break. Last Monday (6 October) the elusive director started his new untitled bilingual film in Tamil and Malayalam in a hush-hush manner in Chennai.
At a time when directors tom-tom everything including future projects through social media, Mani remains secretive and goes about his work quietly.
In fact the media came to know about Mani’s new film only when his cameraman, the legendary PC Sreeram Tweeted, "Last day of shoot for Shamitabh tonight, will be starting Mani film from October 6. I am walking the path with the force which guides me."
Sreeram and Mani Ratnam are teaming up for this new film after a gap of 14 years. They last worked together in the Madhavan-Shalini starrer Alaipayuthey (2000)
Ratnam needs a super hit: AFP
Ratnam needs a super hit: AFP
Mani’s new film produced by his own banner 'Madras Talkie's will have Dulquer Salmaan (Malayalam superstar Mammootty’s son) and Nitya Menen in the lead, with Prakash Raj playing a pivotal role. Evergreen music director AR Rahman and cinematographer PC Sreeram are part of the core technical team. Now Mani is trying to recreate his old magic, by going back to his roots.
His strength has always been in urban love stories that basically cater to multiplex audiences. The grapevine has it that Mani’s new film is set against the backdrop of two metros: Chennai and Mumbai.
He has chosen Dulquer and Nitya because of their urban cool dude looks. The two have already been paired together. They starred as the romantic lead in Malayalam super hit Ustad Hotel that was written by Anjali Menon and directed by Anwar Rasheed. They also recently featured in Anjali Menon’s blockbuster Bangalore Days, though not as romantic leads.
Mani is not only respected as a director but is known to have given a break to some of the biggest names in Indian cinema like Oscar winning music director AR Rahman, Madhavan, Aishwarya Rai and so many others. In a career spanning 31 years, Mani has made 22 films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam Kannada and Hindi. When his Roja, a film on militancy in Kashmir was dubbed into Hindi and became a runaway success, the mainstream media took notice of him.
And his controversial Hindu –Muslim love story set against the Mumbai communal riots of Bombay created a huge fan base for him in Bollywood.
Though his straight Hindi films like Dil Se, Yuva, Guru and Raavan may not have set the box-office on fire, every established Bollywood star has expressed a desire to work with him. In short Mani Ratnam is a brand in Indian cinema.
However in Tamil cinema where his roots are, Mani has been floundering at the box-office and critics have ripped his films apart.
His last release, a commercial potboiler called Kadal (February 2013) received scathing reviews and was a colossal flop. It set the alarm bells ringing. Has Mani lost touch with new generation audiences? His tendency to play safe by padding his films with too many commercial ingredients and refusing to experiment led to a dilution of his brand.
Added to that younger directors like Nalan Kumarasamy (Soodhu Kavvum), Karthik Subbaraj (Pizza, Jigarthanda), Ranjith (Attakathi, Madras) who were willing to take the road less travelled found acceptance among new age multiplex audiences. Now Mani Ratnam has to reinvent himself as a director who understands the pulse of today’s generation next audience.
The buzz is that Mani’s new film is an urban based modern-day love story and set in Chennai and Mumbai, a milieu he understands.
Earlier there were reports that he is remaking his evergreen love story Mouna Ragam (1986). However sources close to the director deny this. His new film is said to be an all new love story which would be topical and relevant. AR Rahman has confirmed that his son Ameen will sing a song for the film.
Trade sources have confirmed that Mani’s new bilingual will be made on a shoe-string budget of Rs 5 to 6 crores.
The combined satellite television rights of the film in Tamil and Malayalam will not only cover the cost but make it profitable. And revenue from theatrical and other rights will be a major plus. It will be a quickie that will be wrapped up by December and released in the first quarter of 2015.
Mani Ratnam needs a hit and a film which will be liked by the critics and his traditional multiplex audiences to retain his brand image. Will this be the film to do it?
http://www.firstpost.com/bollywood/m...s-1750721.html
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20th October 2014, 11:24 AM
#35
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26th October 2014, 02:47 PM
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26th October 2014, 03:02 PM
#37
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kaniha dont think the title is okay kanmani..
Usurae Poguthey Usurae Poguthey..Othada Nee Konjam Suzhikayila
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24th November 2014, 12:46 PM
#38
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Mani Ratnam film reaches the final schedule
Ace director Mani Ratnam is currently busy with his untitled film with Dulquer Salman and Nithya Menon in the lead.
Touted to be a classy romantic subject, the film has reached the final schedule and the film’s cinematographer, PC Sreeram has revealed it in his Twitter page.
PC Sreeram tweeted “Shooting for Mani's film. The last @ final shed. A love story which is one notch up .May the force within us all."Vaaazaga vaalamudhan ".
Mani Ratnam’s untitled film will also have Prakash Raj in an important role and AR Rahman is the music director. Produced by Madras Talkies, the untitled film will be released on February 2015.
http://www.sify.com/movies/mani-ratn...aKaaihcfg.html
athukulla final shedule-la?bullet vegathan thalaivar-re..
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8th December 2014, 01:55 PM
#39
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5th January 2015, 01:02 PM
#40
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'Okay Kanmani' will be like 'Alaipayuthey -2': PC Sreeram
Mani Ratnam has completed the shooting of his upcoming film Okay Kanmani and the dubbing for the film is currently going on. The latest is that PC Sreeram who is teaming up with Mani Ratnam after fourteen years has said in an interaction that Okay Kanmani will be like Alaipayuthey-2.
PC Sreeram said “Alaipayuthey was based on an incident which happened in the life of a girl who is the daughter of Mani Ratnam’s friend and Okay Kanmani is also based on similar real life incident “.
The ace cinematographer clarified that though Okay Kanmani’s treatment will be stylish and youthful like Alaipayuthey , the film is definitely not a sequel.
Okay Kanmani has Dulquer Salmaan and Nithya Menon playing the lead roles while AR Rahman has composed the music.
PC Sreeram has also confirmed that the film’s shooting is almost over and he is expecting the film to be a big summer release of 2015
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