Thenavattu a Kollywood movie Directed by V.V.Kathir. It stars Jeeva and Poonam Bajwa. Antony is producing this movie under the banner ELK Productions. Srikanth Deva scores music for this movie. The man behind the camera is Vetri.
Srikanth Deva has tuned five songs for the movie with Na.Muthukumar penning lyrics for all the five! The film itself is supposed to be an action entertainer. What pleases the ear is the imaginative use of violins. Solo from a love-lorn soul, so to speak! The refrain' Tholil saayum podhu' in high pitch adds the right touch of dramatic contrast to the low pitched rendering. The raga Kaapi seems to have been used imaginatively here. Has every right to jump up the charts soon.
Aayutham Seivom a Tamil film directed by Udhayan star cast Sundar .C, Anjali, Vivek, Napoleon, Nazer, Vijayakumar, Suganya, Manivannan, G.M. Kumar, Ponnambalam.
Though the film is titled "Ayudam Seiyom" (Let us make arms), the protagonist is against violence. The theme is that what ultimately triumphs is love/ kindness and not weapons and violence. The hero is one who believes that good ideals are only a burden. In course of time he changes his outlook on life and starts working for others to help them achieve their noble objectives. What brings about the change in him is the question which "Ayudom Seivom" seeks to answer. Many situations are depicted in the film. It is one of these situations which changes the hero's attitude to life overnight and transforms him from being a rowdy to a man who personifies humanism. He serves as a catalyst for change in society around him.
Director-turned-actor Sundar C has made his mark in "Thalainagaram", "Veerappu", "Sandai" as a good hero. In "Ayudom Seivom", his role combines action, comedy, and sentim Sundar C and Vivek dance to the song, "Kandom, Kandom Sabaiyore...Kaiyeduthu Kumbidugirom Sabaiyore.." Vivek himself has sung this song.
Pandi a Tamil Film Directed by Madhuravan star cast Ragava Lawrence, Sneha, Namitha, Nasser, Saranya It has comedy, action and romance the story line is wafer thin. A youth, who is ridiculed by his family for being callous and not caring, eventually turns out to be a responsible son taking care of the entire family.
Pandi (Larencce) does menial jobs in Dubai and saves every penny he earns and sends it to his family in Usilampatti. A flashback reveals that he was a carefree youth, who is often chided by his father (Nasser). His elder brother (Sreeman) is the blue-eyed boy of his father. However Pandi's mother (Saranya) showers all her love and affection on him. Pandi comes across Sneha, a cop’s daughter in the village and after a sequence of events romance blossoms between them. Meanwhile his family receives a shock as just a couple of days before Pandi's sister's wedding, Sriman runs away from the house with the money kept for the wedding.
A dejected father is consoled by Pandi, who borrows money from a private money-lender and completes the wedding. Meanwhile, Sneha walks out of the house to enter wedlock with Pandi.
Determined to payback the loan and help his family overcomes their financial constraint, Pandi decides to go abroad and work as conservancy staff. He manages to stabilize his family with his earnings. However on his return he is shocked to find his mother dead. Coming to know that it was no natural death, he decides to avenge the killers. Did he succeed in his mission forms the climax.
Thangalakshmi (Nadiya) is a big businesswoman in Bangkok. She fixes a match for her only daughter Abhinaya (Rahini). Her only condition is that the wedding should take place in her native village near Coimbatore. The reason - she has a wager with her brother, whom she believes has murdered her husband Kamaraj (Napoleon).
Right on the very first day in her village, some goons try to kidnap Abhinaya. However, Thangalakshmi rescues her. She learns that the goons were sent by her brother. Hence, to protect her she appoints Kaththi (Sundar C.), a ruffian. Kaththi learns that Thangalakshmi's property is worth 5000 crores and decides to marry Abhinaya. For this, he teams up with Mani (Vivek) who is also after Abhinaya.
Circumstances force Thangalakshmi to marry Abhinaya to Kaththi. But it is only after the marriage she learns that Kaththi is none other than Kathiresan, her brother's son. Angered, she takes Abhinaya away from Kathir. Kathir makes a wager that he'll make Abhinaya love him in seven days. Who wins the wager and whether it was really Kathir's dad who had killed Kamaraj is told in an engaging manner by director Sakthi Chidambaram.
Sundar C. seems to have improved his acting skills and is a delight to watch. However, he could improve upon his dance movements. Nadiya as Thangalakshmi pulls off her role with aplomb. The duel between the two works very well. Newcomer Ragini and Namitha add to the glamour quotient. Vivek's comic one-liners have the audience in splits. The rest of the supporting cast has provided adequate support to the protagonists.
Sathyamurthy (Prasanna) is an orphan, a civil engineer by profession and an accomplished poet in his free time. One day, in a moment of inspiration, he writes an impressive poem. He asks his friend to mail it to a popular weekly and travels out of town. When he returns, Sathya is thrilled to find his poem published, but is shocked to see that the name of the writer is given as Shenbagavalli. Who is this person with the nom de plume (pen name) of Shenbagavalli and how can she claim to be the writer of his poem? Accompanied by his friend (who forgot to mail Sathya's poem), he storms into the magazine's office and extracts the Shenbagavalli's address. He promptly writes to her and they establish a steady stream of correspondence. With the scanty information exchanged through letters, a feeling of mutual friendliness and warmth overwhelms both of them. Finally, Sathya expresses his romantic feelings to her but she replies with a curt note informing him of her forthcoming all-India tour.
Unable to bear the suspense, desiring to meet the woman of his dreams, Sathya goes to Courtrallam to locate the mysterious writer. He stays in his friend Ashok's house and quickly mingles with the large family comprising Ashok's three sisters and his father (Vijayakumar). Ashok's youngest sister Aanandhi (Udhayathara) had gone on a long tour and will return only after a few weeks. Sathya successfully establishes a cordial relationship with the three girls, becoming their 'Anna'; through them, he genuinely enjoys the love and affection, the warmth of a caring family that he has missed since birth. He learns every detail about the family members, likes and dislikes, quirks and strengths. By the time Aanandhi returns, Murthy has become 'Anna' to the three sisters and a surrogate son to the lovable father.
