Introducing Sivaji Ganesan to the younger generation

**J.Radhakrishnan** · 20th February 2012, 08:56 PM

well done,

very good job, congratulations to Mr.Nov & Mr.Ragkesh

Radhakrishnan

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**PARAMASHIVAN** · 20th February 2012, 08:57 PM

Murali sir

When is Karnan re - releasing ? Is it being shown in UK ? I have seen this movie so many times on DVD, never had a chance to see it on big screen, as I did not exist when the movie was released. It would be awesome to see my favourite movie on big screen!

**Murali Srinivas** · 20th February 2012, 09:39 PM

Dear Raghu,

Will update you shortly the release dates and the proposed screening in UK etc. As of now the Tamilnadu screening is tentatively fixed as March mid.

Regards

**PARAMASHIVAN** · 20th February 2012, 09:42 PM

Originally Posted by Murali Srinivas

Dear Raghu,

Will update you shortly the release dates and the proposed screening in UK etc. As of now the Tamilnadu screening is tentatively fixed as March mid.

Regards

Many thanks Murali sir

**Balaji.r** · 20th February 2012, 10:58 PM

Thanks for the update Murali Sir. Would be watching Karnan on big screen .

**NOV** · 21st February 2012, 06:29 AM

Originally Posted by Murali Srinivas

Anyhow while I attend the function tomorrow, will try to get some info on this.

Thanks Murali
The last Sivaji film I saw on the big screen in the early 80s was Puthiya Paravai!

**VinodKumar's** · 21st February 2012, 10:04 AM

NOV , Yethavathu oru padam suggest pannunga download panni pakkuraen intha weekend.

May be a silly question - Sivaji yethavathu action movie nadichirukaara like in MGR line ?

**NOV** · 21st February 2012, 10:13 AM

its not really silly Vinod, avarum avar pangukku sila action moviesla nadicjirukkaru, tho those are not to my liking.

I suggest you watch Thanga Pathakkam this weekend. It traces a story of a righteous police inspector whose dot comes from his own son!

**groucho070** · 21st February 2012, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by selvakumar

I love his lighthearted movies more than his serious ones. Kalatta kalyanam, Sabash meena, Thaavani kanavugal, Sumathi en sundari (thanks to Saradha's intro post in NT thread for this one) etc. I have seen more movies after reading the posts in the NT thread.

Perfect way to start enjoying NT.

My wife is a good example. From Rajini/Madhavan tamil films only non-fan, she started watching with me these films. Then, films that had element of humour in it, than the serious ones.

If you have seen the comedy, you'd be surprised to find humour even in his serious films. The pa-varisai films for instant has energetic spontaneous humours if not from NT, but from the co-stars which make watching the films even more enjoyable.

Who would have guessed that my fav APN film of his, Saraswathy Sabatham, could be so funny. Only watching it with her made me even giggle silly.

So, Selva did the right thing. Start from comedy. Don't go to Muthal Mariyathai and Devar Magan and stop there. Those are nothing compared to brilliant job he did way back when he started in Parasakhti.

Thanks for starting this thread NOV. I'll see if I can contribute here.