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AMBU MOVIE PREVIEW |
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Starring:
Kamal Haasan, Madhavan, Trisha, Sangeetha
Direction:
K.S. Ravikumar
Music:
Devi Sri Prasad
Production: Udhayanidhi
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| When
people wait for Christmas for the carols,
cakes and the celebrations with the holiday
mood setting in full swing to welcome another
brand new year, Kamal fans have a different
reason to wait for at the fag end of 2010
with the release of the much-awaited Manmadhan
Ambu. Kamal Hassan is in the lead again
besides handling the screenplay, lyrics
and playback singing. This is Red Giant
Movies’ first movie with Kamal. |
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The duo of director K.S. Ravikumar and Kamal Haasan,
after Avvai Shanmughi, Thenali, Panchathanthiram and
Dasavatharam, join hands again in their fifth venture
together. There is a special mention that all the actors
had rehearsed together for several weeks before the
shooting of the movie commenced.
Manmadhan Ambu is a full-length romantic flick fused
with rib tickling comedy with Trisha and Madhavan sharing
space with Kamal. This is the first time Trisha will
act in director K S Ravikumar’s movie. Trisha
is very happy that her dream of sharing screen space
with her favourite actor Kamal has come true. She has
dubbed her voice for Ambujam.
Madhavan is back again with Kamal after Anbe Sivam.
He was busy in Bollywood with ‘3 idiots’
and is entering Kollywood after his earlier release
‘Guru en aalu’. Urvasi, Ramesh Arvind, Malayalam
stars Kunjan and Manju Pillai are also part of the film.
An interesting value addition is that Surya is playing
a guest role.
Exalting locations usually take a share of the film’s
extravaganza in K S Ravikumar’s movies and Manmadhan
Ambu is no less a visual treat with many scenes having
been shot at the grand Mediterranean Cruise. The shots
also slice through magnificence of the European countries.
Madhavan as Madhan and Trisha as Ambujam are paired
together wherein Madhan, madly in love with Ambujam,
wants to confirm her love. So Kamal Hassan as Major
Raja Mannar plays the private detective to find out
Trisha’s mindset. Kamal befriends her which makes
Kamal’s pair Sangeetha worry about his partner.
With all these interesting twists there is surety of
a golden platter of romance and comedy waiting for the
viewers. The names of the three lead characters have
been blended to bring out the name ‘Manmadhan
Ambu’.
Music is by Devi Sri Prasad and Kamal himself has penned
the lyrics for a couple of melodies. Kamal Haasan and
Trisha have lent their voices with kids for a song.
The audio launch was celebrated in style spanning over
two days in a cruise ship at Singapore. Kamal Haasan’s
rendition of ‘Neela Vaanam’ has already
become a chartbuster in Telugu version as well. Writer
Gynani’s son Manush Nandan, an associate of Ravi
K Chandran makes his debut as cinematographer.
Come this weekend and we will see if Manmadhan Ambu
hits bulls-eye! |
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: Manmadhan
Ambu,
Kamal Haasan,
Trisha,
Madhavan,
Sangeetha,
K.S. Ravikumar,
Devi Sri Prasad |
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