Eeram | |
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Tamil | ஈரம் |
Directed by | Arivazhagan |
Produced by | S. Shankar |
Written by | Arivazhagan |
Starring | Aadhi Pinisetty Sindhu Menon Saranya Mohan Nandha Srinath Lakshmi Ramakrishnan |
Music by | S. Thaman |
Cinematography | Manoj Paramahamsa |
Edited by | Kishore. Te |
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164 minutes | |
Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Budget | ₹60 million (equivalent to ₹110 million or US$1.6 million in 2018) |
Eeram (English: Wetness/Moisture) is a 2009 Tamil gothic horror film written and directed by newcomer Arivazhagan. Starring Aadhi Pinisetty and Sindhu Menon in the lead roles, with Saranya Mohan and Nandha in supporting roles,[1][2][3] the film was produced by S. Shankar. The filming of Eeram began in November 2007 and happened for nearly two years since January 2008 to June 2009, and the movie was released on 11 September 2009 to unanimously positive reviews and was declared as a super-hit blockbuster at the box office.[4] The Telugu dubbed version was renamed as Vaishali (వైశాలి) and the dubbed version was released in November 2011. The movie was mostly shot in Chennai, Srirangam, Trichy, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Vishakhapatnam and Pondicherry.
Plot[edit]
Synopsis After Dora, here comes Nayanthara’s latest venture Aramm obtaining positive response from, both, the critics and also the general audience. The manufacturers have created a daring call of immediately jumping into the sturdy content. It's a beautiful and touching film With a script that demands tremendous performances and a riveting book, have director Gopi Nainar, that could be a.
The plot opens with water over flowing from an apartment and in Block E, which is seen by the apartment watchman. When he goes to stop water, he witnesses a young woman Ramya (Sindhu Menon), drowned in the water. Eventually the investigation of the death takes place which is done by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Vasudevan (Aadhi), who is an honest and upright police officer, and also Ramya's former lover. Although circumstantial evidence claims it as a suicide, Vasu doubts that it isn't, and starts to investigate it in another angle.
Investigation reveals Ramya was known to be in an illegal affair with an unknown person, and his frequent visit to her flat is confirmed by the neighbors in the apartment. But Vasu is not convinced and he is sure that there is someone behind Ramya’s death and names him Mr. X. He also remembers his love life with Ramya during their college time. Vasu is denied marriage with Ramya by her father Shriraman (Rajashekar), as he is not willing to get his daughter married a police officer. When Vasu asks her to marry him without the consent of her father, she does not accept and both part ways. Later Ramya marries a rich groom named Bala (Nandha), a businessman. From then on the relationship is entirely cut between Vasu and Ramya. Vasu then becomes a police officer.
Meanwhile, strange mishaps begin to take place in the apartment where Ramya died. Kalyani Subramanyam (Lakshmi Ramakrishnan), who resides in the flat opposite to Ramya’s, dies by electric shock. An ex-army veteran Thiyagarajan (Boys Rajan) on his travel to Pondicherry dies by an umbrella tip piercing his neck. The watchman of the apartment also dies a mysterious death. Vasu is able to relate the deaths with Ramya but doesn't know how exactly, but finds that Water has been the common element in all the deaths. He appoints a few assistants to live in various flats of the apartment and inform him if there is any suspicious activiy. The assistants point out that a young man (Krishna) comes there to meet his girlfriend Deepa. Vasu identifies him as Mr. X and follows him to a theatre, but before he tries to catch him, he sees the ‘Mr.X’ banging himself in the restroom mirror. Vasu tries to stop him but an entity stops him from saving Mr. X. Vasu then sees human footprints walking on water and understands that it is the work of a supernatural entity.
Subtle symbols keep appearing to Vasu and he begins to receive premonitions of the killings that are about to take place. The color Red and Water keep appearing together as premonitions and signals to Vasu that a murder is about to take place. Vasu is unable to convince his superiors that the deaths are not accidental. He investigates in the angle of life after death, and finds that a life can contact this world in any medium after the death. It may be also through water. Vasu now understands that Ramya's spirit kills everyone. One night, when Divya (Saranya Mohan), Ramya's sister, visits Vasu in his house to console him for Ramya's death, the latter's spirit possesses her body and reveals the truth of her life after their separation to Vasu.
Ramya married Bala and lived happily with him just for a short time. Bala was a person who disliked anything secondhand in his life. He could not digest his wife’s past relation with her lover Vasu, and hence started to torture her. Ramya’s maidservant complained of Thiyagarajan in another flat, who was sexually harassing her. Ramya warned the master if he would have repeated this she would inform it to his wife. Ramya advised a girl to stop having a boyfriend as it would spoil her life, and this earned her the dislike of that girl. Ramya’s opposite apartment woman Kalyani wanted the flat where Ramya lived, for her daughter. The boyfriend created an impression that he had came to visit Ramya to the woman in the opposite flat. She has spun a false story against Ramya, and the master also confirmed it to Bala for taking revenge on her. Therefore, Bala killed Ramya and drowned her in water to make it look like a suicide. Hence the beginning of the movie's plot with confusions among Vasu and other police officers for her death.
Hence Ramya's soul killed Kalyani by electric shock, Thiyagarajan by the umbrella tip, and the watchman who supported the false statement against Ramya, Mr. X by dashing him in the mirror and now, she Mr. X's lover and makes her mentally unstable. Vasu warns Bala that he will soon catch him with evidence. Bala’s friend Vicky alias Vignesh (Srinath) misguides him right from the beginning about the women tendency of varieties and also against Ramya. He is killed by Bala himself as he threatened to reveal the truth about the murder. Bala is confident that he can be caught only if he himself admits the crime. Bala kidnaps Divya, and Vasu comes to save her. At the fight Bala gains the upper hand and hits Vasu on his head and stabs Vasu in his stomach, leading the former to lose power and consciousness. So Ramya's ghost possesses Vasu and gives him the upper hand to knock out Bala. Vasu succeeds in saving Divya and Ramya's spirit leaves him. The very next day, Bala suddenly confesses for the murder of his wife. Hence Vasu gets a chance to prove him as the murderer. Actually, Ramya had possessed him and made him speak the truth. After the press conference, while Bala is being taken to court, the sky's color appears bizarre and it begins to rain and petrol is shown to be leaking from the van in which he is being taken, and Vasu sees a red umbrella with water dripping from it. Then it is understood that Ramya's ghost won't spare Bala and would kill him soon.
Cast[edit]
- Aadhi Pinisetty as A.C.P Vasudevan I.P.S alias Vasu
- Sindhu Menon as Ramya Bala Krishnan (The Water ghost)
- Saranya Mohan as Divya Shriraman
- Nandha as Bala Krishnan alias Bala
- Srinath as Vicky alias Vignesh
- Krishna as Mr . X
- Lakshmi Ramakrishnan as Kalyani Subramanyam
- Boys Rajan as Col. Thiyagarajan, an ex-army as well as the Pervert Master
- Rajashekar as Shriraman, Divya and Ramya's father
Production[edit]
The filming began in mid-2007, after shankar had completed the shooting of his previous film Shivaji, which starred Rajinikanth in the main lead. The shooting happened since January 2008, while the recording of the songs took place from December 2007 to March 2008. Filming was finally ended in June 2009 and was prepared for a September 2009 release. Aadhi Pinisetty of Mirugam fame was roped as the Protagonist, while Nandha of Mounam Pesiyadhe and Urchagam fame was selected as the Main Antagonist.While Simran to make her comeback as heroine through this film, though actress's demand led Shankar to cast new face. Soon Sindhu Menon signed for the role yet she is not a new face to kollywood.
Box office[edit]
The film released in 120 screens worldwide and was blockbuster at the box office.[5]
Soundtrack[edit]
Eeram | ||||
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Soundtrack album by | ||||
Released | 14 August 2009 | |||
Recorded | 2007-2008 | |||
Genre | Feature film soundtrack | |||
Length | 12:42 | |||
Label | ||||
Producer | S. Thaman | |||
S. Thaman chronology | ||||
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The music was composed by debutant S. Thaman. The audio rights was bagged by Think Music and Sony Music India. The songs were released in 2009, although the recording took place in 2007-2008. The audio event was attended by M. Sasikumar, Rajinikanth, Allu Arjun, Nandha, and Aadhi Pinisetty. All lyrics were penned by Viveka.[6]
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No. | Title | Singer(s) | Length |
1. | 'Mazhaiye Mazhaiye' | Ranjith | 4:09 |
2. | 'Tharai Erangiya' | Suchitra | 3:42 |
3. | 'Saaral En' | Ranjith | 2:12 |
4. | 'Theme of Eeram' | Instrumental | 2:39 |
Total length: | 12:42 |
Critical reception[edit]
Rediff wrote 'Debutant director Arivazhagan, who has written and directed the film, has turned out a horror/suspense film that strives to score points on logic, novelty and raciness. The best part is that he actually makes you cling to the edge of the seat most of the time. No mean feat, considering the limitations on mainstream Tamil cinema.'[7]Behindwoods wrote ' Although paranormal subjects are not something new, the narrative style, technical wizardry and the brilliant camera work give Eeram, the real eerie experience.'[8]The Hindu wrote 'Arivazhagan must have polished his screenplay over and over again to come up with such a lucid narrative that strongly impacts the viewer. Only wish the attempt doesn’t prove to be a flash in the pan. Because Eeram shows that this young director is worth looking out for.'[9]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^http://www.jointscene.com/movies/Kollywood/Eeram/13292
- ^''Eeram has all the emotions from my life' - Rediff.com Movies'. Movies.rediff.com. 9 September 2009. Retrieved 5 August 2012.
- ^'Eeram Tamil movie images, stills, gallery'. IndiaGlitz. Retrieved 5 August 2012.
- ^http://www.letzbrowse.com/movies/eeram-movie
- ^Eeram is a sleeper hit
- ^https://gaana.com/album/eeram
- ^http://movies.rediff.com/report/2009/sep/11/review-eeram.htm
- ^http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-movie-reviews/reviews-2/eeram.html
- ^http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-cinemaplus/not-a-damp-squib-eeram/article3021917.ece
External links[edit]
- Eeram on IMDb
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Kuttram 23 | |
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Tamil | குற்றம் 23 |
Directed by | Arivazhagan Venkatachalam |
Produced by | Inder Kumar |
Screenplay by | Arivazhagan Venkatachalam |
Based on | Kuttram 23 by Rajesh Kumar |
Starring | Arun Vijay Mahima Nambiar |
Music by | Vishal Chandrasekhar |
Cinematography | Bhaskaran K. M. |
Edited by | Bhuvan Srinivasan |
Production company | |
Distributed by | Across Films |
Release date | |
Running time | 134 minutes |
Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Kuttram 23 (transl. Crime 23) is a 2017 Indian Tamilaction thriller film written and directed by Arivazhagan. Themed on medical crimes, the film stars Arun Vijay and Mahima Nambiar in the lead roles, with Vamsi Krishna, Aravind Akash and Thambi Ramaiah, amongst others, in supporting roles. Produced by Inder Kumar along with Arun Vijay, the soundtrack album and background score for the film is composed by Vishal Chandrasekhar. The film was released worldwide on 3 March 2017 and was a profitable venture at the box office.[1][2]
Plot[edit]
The story starts with Jessica (Misha Ghoshal) confessing her sins to a priest at the St. Thomas Church in the outskirts of Chennai. The priest is then murdered, while Jessica is abducted.
In the city, ACP Vetrimaaran IPS (Arun Vijay) is celebrating his elder brother Aravind (Amit Bharghav) and sister-in-law Abhinaya's (Abhinaya) wedding anniversary. Everyone in the family is happy, except for Vetri's mother, who berates Abhinaya for not bearing her a grandchild, despite many years of marriage life. However, after undergoing treatment by a famous fertility specialist, Dr. Tulsi (Kalyani Natarajan), Abhinaya finally becomes pregnant. While the rest of his family are in a celebratory mode, Vetri notices Abhinaya being moody most of the time.
Meanwhile, Vetri is put in charge of Jessica's abduction case assisted by Thirupathi (Thambi Ramaiah). Vetri suspects that there is a connection between the priest's murder and Jessica's disappearance. Vetri and Thirupathi visit Thendral (Mahima Nambiar), a teacher at the local preschool, who was the first witness to the corpse of the dead priest. Thendral's family moves out of the city's outskirts and unknowingly into the apartment right opposite Vetri's home. Only then does Vetri realize that her family is finding a groom for her and people will start questioning her morals if the police keeps on visiting her. Eventually, Thendral reveals that she saw two cars that day outside the church; one belonging to Jessica, and another black minivan driven by a group of mysterious young men. Thendral is attacked by a group of thugs driving a similar minivan. She is saved by Vetri. After this incident, Vetri and Thendral start dating and fall in love. At around the same time, Jessica's body is found at a landfill site, and it is revealed that she was pregnant at the time of her murder. Her husband, the director of a leading TV channel, simply claims that they have only recently tried to conceive.
Vetri's investigation soon leads them to a petrol station close to the church. The security cameras captured the men in the black minivan. At the same time, Thendral notices that the men are outside her apartment. She phones Vetri, who instructs her to shut all the doors and stay indoors. When Vetri shows up, the men have gone. When he goes home, he finds that Abhinaya has hanged herself to death. The police concludes that Abhinaya committed suicide, since there was no sign of intrusion. At her funeral, Abhinaya's mother reveals that she had asked her father for five million rupees a few days before. Thendral reveals that one of her doctor friends treated Aravind and Abhinaya and that Aravind is infertile, leading Thendral to theorize that Abhinaya might have been unfaithful.
While looking through Abhinaya's postmortem report, Vetri realizes that her body contained traces of clomiphene, similar to Jessica's body. After talking to the coroner, Vetri learns that there is a third young woman who matches this pattern. Realizing that Aravind might be hiding something, Vetri confronts him, when he and Abhinaya had opted for an artificial insemination using his own sperm. Vetri then visits Tulsi at her hospital and sees that on inquiry, he realizes that she is hiding something. He requests for all the files on patients who have underwent artificial insemination at the hospital. He also notices that Kousalya (Neelima Rani), a famous TV artist, gets treated successfully in that hospital. While studying the files, Vetri realizes that the documents on artificial insemination patients had an unusual watermark with the number 23 on them.
The following day, Vetri visits Kousalya and her husband to question them on whether they have been blackmailed recently. Although the couple denies everything, Vetri asks his team to tap their phones, especially income calls. True enough, Kousalya receives a call instructing her to pay a huge sum of money in exchange for not revealing information that might destroy her career. Vetri and his team shadow the young couple the next day. Kousalya and her husband are seen withdrawing money from a bank and driving through a busy street. Just then, a young man covering his face forcefully enters their car and takes the money. By the time Vetri catches up with them, the man has escaped. However, Vetri's men had placed a tracker on the bag containing the money.
Vetri easily tracks the man to his apartment and manages to overpower the criminal to interrogate him. The criminal reveals that he is Gaurav (Aravind Akash) and is part of a gang that has been blackmailing several women in the city who have legally undergone artificial insemination at Tulsi's hospital. One of their first victims was Jessica, who is an ardent cricket fan. She had hired Gaurav's gang to get hold of her favorite cricket player's sperm in order to conceive his child. However, she soon felt guilty. Feeling that they might get caught, Gaurav killed her and the priest who heard her confession. The next woman was the politician's daughter-in-law who slit her own wrists at her baby shower. Her husband was infertile, and her father-in-law arranged for her to be inseminated with his own sperm. Finally, there was Abhinaya, who learned from Gaurav's partner John Matthew (Vamsi Krishna) that Tulsi lied about using Aravind's sperm and instead inseminated her with someone else's sperm. John then blackmails Abhinaya for the 50 lakh rupees, or else he will expose the truth and bring shame upon her family. Abhinaya finally goes back to Tulsi to get an abortion. When Gaurav's gang learns about this, they came to Vetri's house that day when Thendral saw them and killed Abhinaya. They then arranged for it to look like a suicide. Once Gaurav was done confessing, Vetri kills him in a fit of anger.
As Vetri and his men head over to the hospital to arrest Tulsi, he suddenly remembers how a few years ago, a man named John Matthew reported that his wife (Suja Varunee) had gone missing. John was upset that his wife did not want to bear his children and instead wanted an artificial insemination with a much more superior male. A few days later, she was found dead. Since then, John had gone missing. Vetri had one of his men look into John's disappearance. Meanwhile, the same John Matthew is shown to be working as a lab assistant at Tulsi's sperm bank. He was the one who has been manipulating the donor's records and passing on the information to Gaurav. When Tulsi and her husband threaten to have him exposed, he swiftly kills them and leaves. On his way out, he bumps into Vetri.
Later that night, Vetri gets a call from John, who has abducted Thendral. Vetri manages to track John down and save Thendral. However, John is a trained fighter and beats up Vetri. John reveals that he arranged for Abhinaya to be inseminated with his own sperm. When he learned that she was planning an abortion, he could not accept it and had Gaurav kill her. While John is ranting, Vetri manages to overpower and kill him. The film ends with Vetri and Thendral discussing about the misuse of medical advancements in people and the importance of adopting orphans.
Cast[edit]
- Arun Vijay as ACP Vetrimaaran IPS, the protagonist who investigates Jessica's abduction and the priest's murder
- Mahima Nambiar as Thendral, a preschool teacher and Vetri's love interest who was a witness to the priest's murder
- Vamsi Krishna as John Matthew, the main antagonist who worked as a lab assistant in Tulsi's sperm bank
- Aravind Akash as Gaurav, John's crime partner who was part of a gang that blackmailed women in the city who have legally undergone artificial insemnation
- Amit Bharghav as Aravind, Vetri's brother who opted for an artificial insemnation with Abhinaya
- Abhinaya as Abhinaya, Vetri's sister-in-law who gets blackmailed by John and later gets killed by him and his gang
- Vijayakumar as Police Commissioner Kumarasamy
- Thambi Ramaiah as Thirupathi, a man who assists Vetri in his case
- Misha Ghoshal as Jessica, an ardent cricket fan who gets abducted
- Neelima Rani as Kousalya, a famous TV artist and a blackmail victim whose money gets stolen by Gaurav
- Kalyani Natarajan as Dr. Tulsi, a famous fertility specialist who gets murdered by John
- Suja Varunee as John's wife, who had gone missing and did not want to bear John's children and instead wanted an artificial insemnation with another male
- K. S. G. Venkatesh as Thendral's father
Production[edit]
In January 2016, Arun Vijay and director Arivazhagan announced that they would collaborate to work on a 'high-octane action thriller' with a medical backdrop, which would begin in the following months.[3][4] The script was developed in early 2016, with the story being inspired by a novel by writer Rajesh Kumar, which in turn was based on real events. Arivazhagan developed Rajesh Kumar's novel into a screenplay within fifteen days of gaining approval from the writer to use the story.[5][6] A formal launch event was held in March 2016, with Arun Vijay announced that the venture will be produced by his friend, Inder Kumar, under Redhan The Cinema People banner. Due to Arivazhagan's regular collaborator S. Thaman was busy with other commitments and unable to collaborate with him again at that time, Vishal Chandrasekhar was instead signed as the music composer.[7][8][9] During April 2016, the team shot scenes in the dumpyard of Pallikaranai with Arun Vijay reportedly working for thirty six hours at a single stretch. Following the completion of the schedule, thirty percent of the film was revealed to be over.[10][11] Actress Mahima Nambiar joined the cast to play the lead female role, while Vamsi Krishna and Amit Bhargav were selected for further supporting roles.[12][13] The shoot continued throughout mid-2016, with the team filming climax scenes during nighttime in the Padur region of Chennai.[14][15] The team finished further sequences in July 2016, while taking a day off to give technicians the opportunity to watch the Rajinikanth-starrer Kabali (2016) on the day of release.[16] The shoot finished thereafter, taking 45 days from start to finish and costing 3.5 crore rupees, and a theatrical trailer was released during September 2016.[17][18][19]
Soundtrack[edit]
Kuttram 23 | ||||
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Soundtrack album by | ||||
Released | 1 September 2016 | |||
Recorded | 2016 | |||
Genre | Feature film soundtrack | |||
Label | Sony Music India | |||
Vishal Chandrasekhar chronology | ||||
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The music and film score was composed by Vishal Chandrasekhar, working with director Arivazhagan for the first time. The audio launch of Kuttram 23 was held on 1 September 2016 at Satyam Cinemas in Chennai, with the event being attended by several film personalities from the Tamil film industry.[20]
Track listing | ||||
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No. | Title | Lyrics | Singer(s) | Length |
1. | 'Pori Vaithu' | Viveka | Vijay Prakash, Shweta Mohan | 4:29 |
2. | 'Mugam Theriyaa' | Viveka | Ranjith | 4:03 |
3. | 'Thoduvaanam' | Viveka | Sinduri Vishal | 2:25 |
4. | 'K23 Theme' | -- | -- | 3:07 |
5. | 'Pori Vaithu (Karaoke)' | -- | -- | 4:31 |
Release[edit]
The producers initially announced a release date of 14 January 2017 but later opted out as they failed to get as many screens as they had desired, owing to the proposed release of several films including Bairavaa (2017).[21] Prior to the official release, a premiere was held for media personalities and the film drew positive reviews.[22]Kuttram 23 was subsequently released on 3 March 2017 and won critical acclaim.The satellite rights of the film were sold to Zee Tamil.[23][24] The Hindustan Times noted, 'it is brilliantly scripted and directed – and of course ably acted out by especially Vijay'.[25] The Deccan Chronicle noted it was 'a welcomed relief from the recent drab of Kollywood', while The New Indian Express stated it had a 'coherent screenplay which could have been better'.[26] Sify.com's reviewer wrote the film was 'a good example of an entertaining cop thriller' adding 'this sharply written slick investigative thriller, comes as a huge relief at a time where Tamil audiences are bombarded with several middling movies of big stars' and that 'the film is also a perfect case study on how good writing and a technically sound team can offer quality entertainment, which is a rarity in Kollywood'.[27] Likewise, Sreedhar Pillai of FirstPost wrote 'Kuttram 23 has a compelling story and is packaged in an entertaining format by Arivazhagan' and that 'it is one of the better movies in recent times'.[28] Following the release of the film, several Tamil film personalities including Rajinikanth and Shankar publicly appreciated the film.[29][30]
The film gained more screens following positive reviews, and it subsequently went on to become Arun Vijay's most profitable film till date.[31][32]
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Shankar took some time off his busy schedule to watch the critically acclaimed Tamil film, Kuttram 23.
- ^'Kuttram 23 movie review: Vijay stars in a wonderfully taut Sherlockian mystery'. Hindustantimes.com. 3 March 2017.
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- ^http://www.indiaglitz.com/arun-vijay-mahima-nambiar-kuttram-23-chennai-box-office-collections-crosses-rs-60-lakhs-tamil-news-180610.html
- ^http://www.indiaglitz.com/arun-vijay-kuttram-23-is-a-hit-collects-rs-24-lakhs-in-chennai-box-office-in-second-weekend-tamil-news-181160.html
External links[edit]
- Kuttram 23 on IMDb
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