Speechless!!! Remarkable!!! Lump in our throats!!

Mark our words... You wouldn't walk out of theatres without uttering these words after watching Bala's Paradesi. It's not an easy deal for any filmmaker to easily travel back to an era of 1939 for making a film based on this crucial concept. We're sure, it's only Bala, who can take us back to a journey into a different world through his movies and this one isn't an exception.

Paradesi is a clamorous drama of joy, desolation and vain in the lives of labourors, who worked under the cruel landlords of Tea Estate in Ooty.

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First things first, it's a brilliant concept by Bala and no one can beat him over this context of making such an intriguing film. Decades back, it was his mentor Balu Mahendra set new trends with a stunning climax (he broke the stereotypical conceptualization of hero and heroine joining hands together in a climax with 'Moondraam Pirai'). Now, don't expect this to be an usual kind of Bala film, where tragedy can be awaited at any time. Yes, there are more heart-wrenching drama, but the climax is so shockingly repellant that you wouldn't able to judge - is it a boon or bane to the protagonist. The climax is more than enough for you to remain stuck to the seats for the next few minutes even after the final credits.

On the dot, we aren't able to cherry-pick the special highlights of this film for each and every element here are fantabulous. Maybe, it's time for Oscars to knock the Indian doors. "When a Lincoln and Argo can, why not a Paradesi?' you would boast with puffed vanity with this statement and feel excessively imperious to the world for a Tamil film delivered with an excellence.

The flood of newfangled movies doesn't seem to stop and it's one more treat for the Tamil film buffs, who were curiously awaiting the release of movies based on exceptional genres. When Manirathnam's Kadal has opened bigger, his sincere student - Bejoy Nambiar comes in releasing his film David along with it. Let's not take these movies into comparisons and Tamilomovie.com brings you the distinct analysis of this film.

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Two Lives, One Name - The tagline kept us hooked onto this film and naturally as it reads, the film is set in backdrops of two different eras and places with two characters having the same name David.

Manirathnam's Kadal has been generating huge waves of anticipations right from the time he unveiled the film's title followed by the tremendous response for AR Rahman's songs. Lots of guesses over the film prevailed that includes a buzz about the film being a remake of yesteryear hit movie 'Alaigal Oyvadhillai' starring Karthik and Radha in lead roles.

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Today, we have their offsprings taking on the lead characters in the film of India's most celebrated filmmaker. Gautham Karthik and Tulasi Nair play the lead roles while Arjun and Aravind Swamy have essayed significant roles and in fact, they're the leading protagonist and antagonist in this flick. Rajeev Menon has handled cinematography and Jayamohan has written dialogues and screenplay for this film.

Movie Review: Tamil Movie Manmadhan Ambu

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Production: Udhayanidhi Stalin

Direction: K.S. Ravikumar

Story, Screenplay and Dialogues: Kamal Haasan

Star-casts: Kamal Haasan, Madhavan, Trisha, Sangeetha, Ramesh Aravind, Oorvasi, Usha Utap, Suriya & Oviya (Cameo roles).

Music: Devi Sri Prasad

Cinematography: Manush

Editing: Shaan

‘Emotions’ and ‘Comedy’ are two contradictory ends that cannot be merged at an ease. Hats off to Kamal Haasan as he blends in appropriate manner keeping the audiences intact throughout the show… ‘Manmadhan Ambu’ released this morning across the globe with more prints is produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin of Red Giant Movies while K.S. Ravikumar has joined hands with Kamal Haasan for the 5th time. Kamal Haasan has penned story, screenplay and dialogues for the film along with lyrics that are fantabulous.

Tamilomovie.com brings you the review on ‘Manmadhan Ambu’

Ambujam aka Nisha (Trisha), a successful actress in Tamil film industry has tired out with her career and personal life. She comes to France for spending some time with her friend Deepa (Sangeetha), who recently divorced and is leading life with her kids. Trisha’s fiancé Madhana Gopal (Madhavan) doubts that she might be having some affair with someone and appoints detective Major Mannar (Kamal Haasan) to spy on her and find out what’s happening in Paris. What unfolds next is a series of humorous drama that goes along with some emotional quotients.