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    News and Discussions on Mohan

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohan_(actor)

    Mohan was called in the industry as the 'silver jubilee hero' in 1980s for almost all movies featuring the actor witnessed a fantastic run. He holds the record in the industry for giving 25 silver jubilee hits, a feat not matched by many industry greats. However, Mohan disappeared from the filmdom following a series of flops.

    Although his debut was "kokila", a kannada film directed by veteran Balu Mahendra, his first tamil appearance was Moodu Pani (a guest role). This was followed by Nenjathai Killaadhey, a masterpiece of director Mahendran, which started the short yet a full scale peak career of Mohan, which lasted almost 8 years. Nenjathai Killaadhey ran for a year and won best cinematography national award for Balu Mahendra, after which his films began to be either silver jubilee or over 200 days most of the time.

    He was best known for his stage singer roles and people had a general thought he was not versatile. At the peak of his career he was not afraid to take up challenging negative roles in films like Nooravadhu Naal and Vidhi (both were block busters in 1984) and comedies like Sahadevan Mahadevan and Rettai Vaal Kuruvi (likewise block busters).

    Mohan was a major role in the lifetime of production company Motherland Pictures and its producer Kovaithambi. Mouna Ragam is most likely his best performance which won National Award for Best Tamil Film and started the career of now famous director Mani Ratnam.

    Almost all his film were good musical albums (thanks to Maestro Ilayaraja), which feature songs that are still remembered after 25 years. Yester year star Mohan is still talked about everytime a conversation springs up for 80s films or Ilayaraja's songs.

    He tried hard to stage a comeback by producing, directing besides playing the lead role in a movie titled Anbulla Kadhalukku. Unfortunately his bad luck continued and the movie disappeared from the box office without any trace. He took a new avatar as the producer of tele-serials and managed successfully to come out with a serial in a prominent Tamil satellite channel Sun TV. Now his comeback film "Sutta Pazham" in which he is playing the role of a mansion owner has already crossed a successful one month and has become a low budgeted success story. 2-3 films are in the pipeline for Mohan and the best bet among them is the film he comes as Villian.


    Silver Jubilee Hits
    1) Nenjathai Killadhey (365 days)
    2) Kilinjalgal (over 250 days)
    3) Payanangal Mudivathillai (over 500 days)
    4) Gopurangal Saivathillai (over 200 days)
    5) Naan Paadum Paadal (over 200 days)
    6) Ilamai Kaalangal (over 200 days)
    7) Manaivi Solley Manthiram (175 days)
    8) Saranaalayam (175 days)
    9) Vidhi (175 days)
    10) Unnai Naan Sandhithen (175 days)
    11) Osai (175 days)
    12) Vengayin Mainthan (175 days)
    13) Nooravadhu Naal (over 200 days)
    14) Udhaya Geetham (over 200 days)
    15) Idaya Kovil (over 200 days) upon its second release totals 200 days
    16) Thendrale Ennai Thodu (over 250 days)
    17) Pillai Nila (over 200 days)
    18) Kunguma Chimizh (175 days)
    19) Mella Thirandhathu Kadhavu (over 200 days) in Colombo
    20) Uyire Unakkaaga (175 days)
    21) Mouna Ragam (over 250 days)
    22) December Pookkal (175 days)
    23) Rettai Vaal Kuruvi (175 days)
    24) Theerthakaraiyinile (175 days)
    25) Sahadevan Mahadevan (175 days)

    Filmography
    Nenchathai Killathe (1980)
    Kilinjalgal (1981)
    Ponmudy (1982)
    Kadhoduthan Naan Pesuven (1982)
    Kadavulukku Oor Kadidham (1982)
    Idho Varukiren (1982)
    Kathalithupaar (1982)
    Theeratha Vilayattu Pillai (1982)
    Payanangal Mudivadhillai (1982)
    Lottery Ticket (1982)
    Chinnan Chirusugal (1982)
    Gopurangal Saayvathillai (1982)
    Jothi (1983)
    Nenjamellam Neeye (1983)
    Andha Silanatkal (1983)
    Manaivi Solle Mandiram (1983)
    Naalu Perukku Nandri (1983)
    Saranalayam (1983)
    Thungatha Kannendru Ondru (1983)
    Ilamai Kaalangal (1983)
    Oh Mane Mane (1984)
    Anbe Odivaa (1984)
    Nirabarathi (1984)
    Nenjathai Allitha (1984)
    Nalam Nalamariya Aaval (1984)
    Magudi (1984)
    Vidhi (1984)
    Vai Pandhal (1984)
    Ambigai Neril Vandhal (1984)
    24 Mani Neram (1984)
    Shanthi Muhurtham (1984)
    Osai (1984)
    Rusi (1984)
    Sattathai Thiruthungal (1984)
    Naan Paadum Paadal (1984)
    Nooravathu Naal (1984)
    Panam Pathum Seiyum (1985)
    Anbin Mugavari (1985)
    Annee (1985)
    Deiva Piravi (1985)
    Naan Ungal Rasigan (1985)
    Unakkaga Oru Roja (1985)
    Thendraley Ennai Thodu (1985)
    Kunguma Chimizh (1985)
    Idaya Kovil (1985)
    Udaya Geetham (1985)
    December Pookkal (1986)
    Paru Paru Pattanam Paru (1986)
    Uyire Unakkaka (1986)
    Unnai Ondru Ketpen (1986)
    Mouna Ragam (1986)
    Mella Thiranthathu Kadhavu (1986)
    Ayiram Pookkal Malarattum (1986)
    Paadu Nilave (1987)
    Ore Ratham (1987)
    Neram Nallarukku (1987)
    Theertha Karayinile (1987)
    Rettaivaal Kuruvi (1987)
    Ananda Aradhanai (1987)
    Sahadevan Mahadevan (1988)
    Vasanthi (1988)
    Paasa Mazhai (1989)
    Manidhan Marivittan (1989)
    Thalaivanukkor Thalaivi (1989)
    Idhaya Dheepam (1989)
    Jagadala Prathapan (1990)
    Valiba Vilayattu (1990)
    Uruvam (1991)
    Kattu Gudhirai (1999)
    Anbulla Kadhalukku (1999)
    Suttapazham (2008)
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrJudge

    I can't say any actor's name, but I can say IR was the only MD and the reason for a few actors' silver jubliee films.
    I agree
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Anoops and Yoga

    http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrele...8071611167.htm

    Hello FM launches the audio album for Actor Mohan's film 'Suttapazham'

    Hello FM, the largest radio network from the stables of Malar Publications, today served as the forum for the audio launch of Actor Mohan‘s new film “Suttapazham”.

    Commenting on this event, Mr. Rajeev Nambiar, President and Chief Operating Officer - Hello FM said that, “An audio launch in an FM station is an innovative approach that will reach out and impact music lovers directly without any intermediaries. This is the first ever event be held in the Hello FM premises that would also set a trend for film producers. It highlights the fact that Hello FM is constantly innovating and experimenting with new show formats that would give as much value addition to our listeners apart from a good collection of wonderful music.”

    It was well-attended by Actors Mohan, Shaam, M.S.Bhaskar, Director G.K., Music duo SriSam, Lyricist Snehan. The first copy of the audio was given by Actors Shaam and Vimala Raman and received by Mr. Rajeev Nambiar – President and Chief Operating Officer, Hello FM. The event was held amidst much cheer and enthusiasm by the film’s crew and the entire team at Hello FM.

    The film has 5 lilting songs – ‘Thaen Mazhai’ - an introduction song, ‘Suttapazham’ - a theme song, ‘Kuliradikkudhae’- an exotic song, ‘Azhagu Azhagu’ - a group song and ‘Uyirilae Uyirilae’ - a romantic song.

    Actor Mohan has a reputation of providing some of the best everlasting melodies & memorable hits in the Tamil film industry. After a hiatus of over a decade, this is the first movie appearance of Actor Mohan. He is paired with Subhapunja, who is being introduced to the Tamil audience through this movie.
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    http://www.kollywoodtoday.com/news/s...-audio-launch/

    Suttapazhams audio launch in an FM station is an innovative approach that will reach out and impact music lovers directly without any intermediaries. This is the first ever event be held in the Hello FM premises that would also set a trend for film producers. The music launch was attended by actors Mohan, Shaam, M S Bhaskar, director GK, music director Sri Sam and lyricist Snehan.

    The film will see the return of Mohan after a lull of almost a decade. He is paired opposite Subhapunja, who is being introduced to the Tamil film industry through this movie. The film has five songs namely Thaen Mazhai, Suttapazham, Kuliradikkudhae, Azhagu Azhagu and Uyirilae Uyirilae. About 60 meter-long scenes were chopped off by the Censor Board and the film has been awarded with an A Certificate.
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-mov...-15-07-08.html

    After a long sabbatical, Mohan is back into action with Suttapazham, which is touted to be a thriller. He has Suba Punja as his arm candy in this film. Speaking about Suttapazham, its director Kamaraj said that about 60 meter-long scenes were chopped off by the Censor Board and the film has been awarded with an A Certificate. Apparently, Suttapazham, which is a venture by Kamaraj's home production Pintex Films, had a few sizzling scenes that did not escape the eyes of the censor officials. Disclosing more about the film, Kamaraj said that Mohan would seem like a womanizer to the police and others but his true identity would be revealed only at the end. Suttapazham is slated to hit the theatres on July 18th.
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Poor Mohan, people have forgotten him.

    I rate him as a decent actor, and wished he had not disappeared in the nineties, which led way to some of the worst performers in this hemisphere.

    If only he had stuck to his own voice from the beginning. We all know his performance in Mouna Ragam. Yes, MR gets credit for it, but at least he didn't do that I-got-constipation-and-have-to-spit-this-line-out acting the lesser actors gave later in MR's films.

    I wish Mohan the best and at times like this, you better come out with quality stuff (which I doubt).
    " நல்ல படம் , சுமாரான படம் என்பதையெல்லாம் தாண்டியவர் நடிகர் திலகம் . சிவாஜி படம் தோற்கலாம் ..சிவாஜி தோற்பதில்லை." - Joe Milton.

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    groucho brother,

    Atlast I found one person to appreciate the TALENT

    Tamil peoples are not so DUMB to appreciate Talentless people
    Seven social sins:
    1.Politics without principles
    2.Wealth without work
    3.Pleasure without conscience
    4.Knowledge without character
    5.Commerce without morality
    6.Science without humanity
    7.Worship without sacrifice

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    Quote Originally Posted by irir123
    Some of the better movies of "mike" Mohan - Nooravadhu naal, mouna ragam (he was actually good in this film, doing his role to perfection) - of course, 'Mike' Mohan benefitted a lot from IR's phenomenal output!
    IR had a special choice of tunes for his movies!

    I dont see why some hubbers are passing sarcastic/caustic remarks about starting a thread! those hubbers' respective stars/heroes have given dozens of B, C grade masala movies (by artistic standards) as well which went on to become commercial hits! many of these films were/are embarassing to watch for anyone with a decent sense of aesthetics
    Well said!

    Yup he was affectionately referred as 'mike mohan', IF I remember right, there was a thread created few years before on mohan

    Almost lot of his movies were decent hits because of songs and realisitic stories/screen play.

    His laudable performance includes

    Nenjathai kiLLathE
    Mouna Raagam
    Nooravathu naaL
    PayanangaL mudivathillai
    Ithayak kovil
    GopurangaL saayvathillai

    Movies like,

    Rettai vaal kuruvi
    udhaya geetham
    pillai nila
    uyire unakaaga
    Thendrale ennaith thodu

    are some movies which were good hits! Songs featured in most of his movies, added to his victory ofcourse!


    Movies like

    vidhi,
    magudi,
    kilinjalgal
    had awesome songs too!

    DEFINITELY he deserves a thread ( I think we did have one before) and Sarcastic comments for someone who fared well, in his golden period is not in good taste. Very sad indeed!

    Atleast heroes of those days performed realistic roles, rather than many these days who try sick punch dialogues even before they could climb steps in stardom.

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