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Showing posts with label Ayngaran International. Show all posts
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Friday, April 30, 2010

Ayngaran International's upcomming projects

Ayngaran International Angadi Theru has won many accolades from critics and audiences alike. Now the production house has announced their next project with Mahesh, Anjali and Pandi (who played a close friend to the protagonist in Angadi Theru) teaming up again for the second time. “Actually, I’ve just signed another film for the same producer with my same co-stars. Mahesh will play the lead role and Pandi too will be a part of this new film,” Anjali confirmed.
Commenting on her co-star Mahesh, she said, “Mahesh is very comfortable to work with. Initially, he was so shy that he would not speak with women. I still think I’m the only girl he has spoken to so far.”
Speaking about her latest release Rettaisuzhi, she said, "I think Bharthi Raja sir has an open heart. He may scold you but he will also appreciate you if you do a scene well. My role in Rettaisuzhi will keep me from getting stereotyped as it is a different role." She is currently busy with Thambi Vettothi Sundaram, Magizhchi and Thoonga Nagaram.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Anjali joins Ayngaran International once again

Ayngaran International, whose production venture ‘Angadi Theru’ has won rave reviews from all sections of the media, is all set to float its next project. The film will see Mahesh and Anjali, the lead pair of the Vasanthabalan movie, coming together again.

And not just Mahesh and Anjali. If one has to go by sources, the movie to be directed by a newcomer will also have Pandi, who played a close friend to the protagonist of ‘Angadi Theru’, in a pivotal role.

Confirming this, Anjali says, “Yes, we three are going to work for Ayngaran again. I am hopeful that the new film too would win the admiration of the public like how ‘Angadi Theru’ did. The response is so overwhelming.”

On Mahesh, she says, “He was so shy initially. But he has become a good friend of mine now. I still guess I am the first and only girl he has spoken so far.” Happy about her last week release ‘Imayamum Sigaramum Rettaisuzhi’, the girl from Andhra Pradesh says it was a lifetime opportunity for her to work with two veterans- K Balachander and Bharathiraja.
 
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Angadi Theru gets success in box-office



Ayngaran International Films, Vasanthabalan directed Angadi Theru, after a normal opening has really picked up speed at the box-office.
The film after netting nearly Rs 25 lakhs in its opening weekend, due to good word of mouth and rave reviews has picked up impressively on Monday.
Both Sathyam and Inox has reported full house on Monday, a working day which augers well for the film. While theatres like Sangam and Kamala too has shown an improvement in collections.
All the directors and other technicians in Kollywood have words of appreciation for the film. They are unanimous that it is the “most gutsy and realistic film seen in recent years”.
Now if the theatres in Tamil Nadu cooperate, Angadi Theru has potential to be a sleeper hit, as the holiday season has started.

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Movie Review: Angadi Theru


Banner : Ayngaran International
Cast :Mahesh, Anjali
Direction : Vasantha Balan
Music :G.V. Prakash Kumar, Vijay Antony



Welcome back to real, solid film-making! In this era of shallow, fraudulent movies with non-existent plots, here is a definitive movie with a moral framework, one that works and keeps your attention riveted. Angadi Theru, straight from the heart, comes from Vasantha Balan, a director who understands the nuances of making a realistic film with well-etched out characters and strong screenplay.

After creating waves with his Veyyil, Vasantha Balan is back with his next venture Angadi Theru with a slew of new faces in the lead roles. This film is the story of hundreds of ordinary youngsters, just out of their teens, who come to Chennai with many dreams but end up leading mechanical lives. If you want to watch a movie which pulls your heart-strings, makes you emotional and touches your soul, this is it. Narrating the common man's struggle and sufferings, the true story of many families, this beautifully-made movie is shot in various scenic locations in Tamil Nadu. It takes a great deal of guts and enormous research to produce a realistic story; even after that, the risks attached to making it watchable and successful are truly many. Truly Ayngaran International is to be lauded for this film!

What is it about?

The story begins with a bang! A beautifully picturised song shows the protagonists sloshing their way through the rain-drenched streets of Chennai at night, searching for a place to sleep. Their search ends at a pavement where many workers are sleeping. Suddenly, a lorry rams into another vehicle and then runs over the labourers in a horrifying, bloody accident. The scene shifts to the hospital where a policeman asks a victim about his family. The flashback begins!

Jothilingam (Mahesh) is a bright boy and tops in his Plus Two exams. Due to sudden death of his father, Lingam (as he is called by everyone) is forced to work to support his poor family. He ends up getting a job in a swanky textile shop at the crowded Ranganathan street in T. Nagar, Chennai along with his friend Marimuthu.

Kani (Anjali) is employed at the same shop. After some initial unfriendly encounters, love eventually blossoms between the two. Hundreds of young girls and boys are forced to work here under terrible working conditions. An almost machine-like lifestyle, a pathetic mess where everyone practically attacks his inadequate and tasteless food and the equally bad accommodation make their lives miserable. The rest of the story is about how the protagonists survive in these harsh conditions and what happens to them when fate is even more cruel? The film has many twist and turns with a brilliant climax!

Violation of human rights, pitiable work conditions and sexual molestation as punishments are depicted in the most realistic way. Romance between co-workers, hilarious love poems, blind vendors, a physically challenged worker and his faithful wife -- all these will stay in our hearts forever.

Newcomers are the asset of this film. Debutant Mahesh has given a neat performance but needs to improve in his expressions. Anjali of Kattradhu Thamizh fame and Marimuthu are other pillars of support. Music is scored by Vijay Antony and G.V. Prakash. Richard M. Nathan, who had worked with K.V. Anand, makes his debut as cinematographer and has worked in tandem with the mood of the film.

With a sad but beautiful ending a very powerful storyline, Angadi Theru is one of the best-made recent movies with a touch of class. If you have a taste for good cinema, Angadi Theru is a must-watch movie.

Monday, March 22, 2010

Ayngaran International with Angadi Theru

Vasanthabalan who shot to fame with his off beat Veyil is now back telling the story of sales boys and girls of T Nagar’s famous Ranganathan Street through his new film Ayngaran International’s Angadi Theru
The film has Mahesh in the lead, pairing with Anjali of Katradhu Thamizh fame. The film has two music directors- GV Prakash and Vijay Antony joining hands together for the first time to produce a film album. Na Muthukumar has written some poetic numbers in the film which pulls at your heart strings.
The hit song from the film Aval Appadi Ondrum Azhagillai.... was premiered on a music channel from Sunday.
The picturisation of the song shows the under current of love between the two leads who are a sales girl and a salesman working in a big textile show room on Ranganathan street.
The first look of the songs clearly indicates that Angadi Theru portrays the human feelings of the common man without any gimmicks and will surely appeal to the family audiences. The film has been censored with a clean ‘U’ certificate and is releasing big on March 26.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Angadi Theru movie releses on Pongal


Ayngaran International has decided to take a gamble and release their long delayed Vasantha Balan directed Angadi Theru for Pongal.
After his critically acclaimed Veyil was screened at the Cannes in 2007, a lot is expected from Vasantha Balan’s new film.
The film has newcomers in the lead. Mahesh, a volley ball player, makes his debut as hero opposite Katradhu Thamizh fame Anjali, with director A Venkatesh playing a pivotal role. Sneha has done a cameo in the film.
The film's dialogues are written by the famous novelist Jayamohan, and music is by G V Prakash. In an earlier interview Vasantha Balan had said: "Angadi Theruvu has emotions, love and a lot of human feelings. Just like every house has a tale to tell, so does every street, hence the title.”
Ayngaran International, one of the leading production houses is looking at around 100 screens in Tamil Nadu to release the film. It has potential to be a sleeper hit.

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Peranmai releases in English

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Peranmai, Ayngaran International's Deepavali release directed by S.P. Jananathan will be dubbed in English. US-based Fusion Edge has acquired the English dubbing rights to release the movie in the US and UK.

Peranmai has Jayam Ravi playing an action role as a tribal and forest guard who fights against international terrorists, led by Austrian actor Roland Kickinger. The terrorists are trying to destroy the forests and the ecological system using biotechnology as a weapon of mass destruction.

The film stars debutantes Liyasree, Saranya, Tanusika, Varsha and Vasundra. Director S.P. Jananathan's third directorial venture, Peranmai has received a good response from the box office. Will the film receive the same appreciation abroad? Let us wait for its release in English to know!

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Peraanmai team to tour the state


Peraanmai

A new experience awaits movie goers from the film that has silently established a place for itself – Peraanmai. In order to thank the fans who have accepted the film Ayngaran International, the production house that has produced the film has decided to tour the state to express their gratitude to their fans. Actors and technicians will go round the state as a thanks giving exercise.

So what more, Hollywood star Roland Kickinger (who played the villain in the film) will also be a part of the tour. Roland would come to Chennai to personally thank his fans, said a source.

According to the director Jananathan, the movie has satisfied all age groups and children in