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Tamil
Movie Review : Tirupathi |
Tirupathi
review – It is Ajith who shoulders Perarasu’s
burden!! |
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Cast:
Ajith, Sada, Laila, Riyaz Khan, Kanja Karuppu,
Livingston
Music Director: Bharadwaj
Director:Perarasu
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Tirupathi
Vandhaa Tiruppam Varum—that is what Ajith’s
fan groups were expecting. Has Tirupahi brought
the turn around for Ajith? |
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Director
Perarasu has brought in his usual formula—a
high-speed script. The story revolves around an
honest youth who runs a business of giving mike
and records (Sound service) on hire. Benjamin
Satya and Ganja Karuppu are his assistants both
in business and comedy capers. When it comes to
friendship, Ajith is prepared to do anything.
In this way, he comes into the machinations of
Riyaz Khan and his father Pyramid Natarajan, a
minister.
The story goes like this: Ajith’s sister
is pregnant and at the time of delivery, he takes
her to a hospital. The doc there expects bribe
but when it is not forthcoming, neglects his duty
because of which Ajith’s sister dies. Ajith
comes to know that the doc is none other than
Riyaz Khan’s brother. When he goes out to
get him, Riyaz Khan and his father do all that
they can to protect this guy from Ajith. That
is where the action part of the movie takes off. |
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The
cast of Tirupathi includes Sada, Riyaz Khan,
Livingston, Singer Harish Raghavendra as
Ajith’s brother, Deepu as sister and
Pyramid Natarajan. Sada has gone that extra
bit on glamour. Music is composed by Bharadwaj.
The songs are indeed lilting.
When Perarasu makes a movie it is bound
to be captivating, at least as long as you
sit in the theatre. For Ajith’s fans,
Tirupathi is a treat. For his detractors,
the movie is another Perarasu flick, with
its usual formula a la Tirupachi. Perarasu,
however, better be warned. The story line
is becoming a cliché and unless he
thinks of something totally new, no big
hero can prop him up. |
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Theatre
report
The movie is showing in Albert, Abirami,
Santham, AVM Rajeswari and in the suburban
area, in Theagaraja. The first two days
all the shows ran to houseful, with tickets
selling in black at 150 rupees. The fans
went through their regular show of worship—puja,
abishekam for Ajith’s cut out and
distributing sweets.
Today’s Headlines TV carried a story
on Ajith’s Tirupathi release and said
that, “If there is any actor who enjoys
a very good opening after Rajinikanth, it
must be Ajith.”
However, the performance of the first few
days is no indicator of its real business.
We will have to wait and see how the box-office
collection record would come out.
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