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Running time 143 minutes Country India Language Tamil Budget ₹5 crore Manmadhan (: மன்மதன்) (English: Cupid) is 2004 film directed and written by A. Murugan who co-wrote the dialogues along with Balakumaran. Played dual roles for the first time in his career while, and played the supporting roles. The film's score and soundtrack are composed.

The film revolves around twin brothers, Madhan Kumar (Manmadhan) and Madhan Raj, with the former being a serial killer of incorrect girls who cheat in the name of love and the latter being an innocent and a sincere lover. And won critical acclaim for their performances and both were nominated for Best Actor and Best Actress Category at Filmfare Awards respectively. The film was released on 12 November 2004. It was later dubbed into Telugu as Manmadha. It was also remade in Kannada as with and in the lead roles. Contents. Plot Madhan Kumar is a well-respected and well-educated by profession, who lives in and also learns music as part-time in a musical college.

Mythili also learns music from the same college. Mythili gets scared seeing Madhan because once she had a dream of getting raped by him.

Later on, she realizes his kind nature and they both become good friends. But Madhan also has another side under the pseudonym Manmadhan, in which he finds and kills morally incorrect girls in Chennai. He takes the dead bodies of those girls to drainage and burns them to ashes and stores it in bottles with the names of the girls pasted over the bottle. Media attention turns towards the case of missing girls and Chennai Assistant Commissioner of Police, Deva takes the charge to find the person behind the mystery.

One day, Mythili finds Madhan riding a bike with a girl at the pillion. On the next day, Mythili gets shocked to see the news that the girl whom she spotted with Madhan the previous day goes missing.

Mythili thinks that Madhan is behind all the crimes in the city and informs Deva about Madhan and his whereabouts. Hence Madhan gets arrested. During the investigation, Madhan reveals that it was his younger brother Madhan Raj who was responsible for destroying the incorrect girls under the pseudonym Manmadhan. The story then moves to a flashback where Madhan Raj and Madhan Kumar were affectionate with each other.

They lived with their Maternal Uncle Puncture Pandiyan. While Madhan Kumar was brave and intelligent, Madhan Raj was an innocent and sentimental person who went to in to join in an engineering college. There he got mingled with a friend named Bobby.

He fell in love with his collegemate Vaishnavi. Vaishnavi also reciprocated her love for Madhan Raj seeing his good nature. But Madhan Raj's friends informed him that Vaishnavi was having an illicit affair with her relative Seenu who also studied in the same class. When Madhan Raj asked about this to Vaishnavi, she got angry thinking that Madhan Raj did not trust her. Madhan Raj realized his mistake and went to Vaishnavi's house to apologize, but got shocked to see her on a bed with Seenu.

Now he realized that his friends were correct. He also heard Vaishnavi's conversation with Seenu that she pretended to love Madhan Raj but would like to marry him, so that she could take advantage of his innocence and sincere love which would help her lead a life the way she wanted and Madhan Raj would be like a slave for her throughout her life. Madhan Raj got furious on seeing this and killed both Vaishnavi and Seenu.

He returned to Chennai for meeting his brother Madhan Kumar and narrated the whole happenings. Madhan Raj set out in search of girls cheating in the name of love to kill them. Hence the flashback ends here. Back to the present, the police investigates about Madhan Raj and gets all evidence about his existence. Madhan Kumar, with the help of Puncture Pandiyan, is released from the case. Now Mythili apologizes to Madhan Kumar and also proposes her love towards him which he rejects saying that he does not love her and mingled with her as a best friend.

Mythili leaves the place saying that she will wait for Madhan Kumar believing he will accept her love someday. The story again moves to a shocking flashback where it is shown only to the audience that it was Madhan Kumar, who was none other than Manmadhan and he was really behind all the murders and Madhan Raj didn't have any links with the murders as he was innocent. In the flashback, after killing seenu and vaishnavi, he meets his brother and informs about the happenings and tells him that he regrets killing them and he did it only because he was ashamed of what they were doing and committed suicide.

Madhan Kumar hence decided to take revenge for his brother's death by killing girls who cheat in the name of love, under the pseudonym Manmadhan. Kumar has hidden his brother Raj's death thereby making him be absconding so that he could escape in the case of being caught. The movie ends showing that Madhan Kumar has hidden his love towards Mythili and spared her as she was very good and innocent. He also exclaims that if his brother had loved a girl like her, he would also have lived happily and would have married her. Hence Madhan Kumar does not marry Mythili because he continues to proceed to kill such incorrect girls. Cast. as Madhan Kumar ( Manmadhan) and Madhan Raj ( Motta) - Dual roles.

as Mythili. as Vaishnavi. as Puncture Pandiyan. as Assistant Commissioner of Police Deva. as Bobby. Guhan Shanmugam as Madhan Kumar's College Rival. in a Guest appearance as a train passenger.

as Deva's Assistant and Inspector Shakthi. as Malathi. as a Psychiatrist, Special appearance. in an. V. Balakrishnan in a Guest Appearance Production Simbhu experienced difficulties with director A.

Murugan during the making of his film, Manmadhan (2004) and was widely reported by the media to have 'ghost-directed' the project. Murugan was later demoted and worked in Silambarasan's directorial venture, Vallavan (2006) as an associate director, and was consequently critical of the actor's insistence on interfering with the director's role. Soundtrack Manmadhan. Released 1 July 2004 Recorded 2004 Length 33: 19 22:11 (2nd release) Bayshore chronology ' ' (2004) Manmadhan (2004) ' ' (2004) The soundtrack, composed by, released on 1 July 2004 and features 6 songs. The lyrics were penned by, Snehan,. The singer include the film's lead actor Silambarasan, from the girl-pop group and rapper, who all sung for the first time under Raja's direction. After the release of the film, several bonus tracks, that featured in the film, but not in the soundtrack, were released again as a soundtrack, which includes pieces of the film score and the earlier released songs.

All the tracks were composed by Raja. Track Song Singer(s) Duration Lyricist Notes 1 'Thathai Thathai', 5:55 2 'Manmadhane Nee' 4:34 3 'Oh Mahire' 5:49 Not featured in the film 4 'Vanamenna', Palakkad Sriram 5:08 5 'En Aasai Mythiliye' Silambarasan, 4:25 Remixed from the Tamil film Mythili Ennai Kadhali, composed by 6 'Kadhal Valarthen' 7:28 Telugu version details- Track Song Singer(s) Duration Lyricist Notes 1 'Thathai Thathai', Kalpana, 5:52 2 'Manmadhuda Nee' 4:30 3 'Ningilanti manasu choodu',Murali 5:02, 4 'Kadanna prema' 6:54 5 'Andaala Menakave', 4:19 All music composed.

Bonus tracks (Second release) No. Title Singer(s) Length 7. 'Sedi Sedi Onnu' Silambarasan 1:34 8.

'Sedi Sedi Onnu (Music)' 0:35 9. 'Kannale' 1:12 10. 'Sedi Sedi Onnu 2' Silambarasan 0:49 11. 'Fight Theme' 0:47 12. 'Pesamalae Mugam' 1:44 13. 'Sedi Sedi Onnu 3' Silambarasan 1:19 14.

'Thathai Thathai 2', 5:52 15. 'Manmadhan Theme 1' 2:35 16. 'Manmadhan Theme 2' 1:34 17. 'Manmadhan Theme 3' 0:59 18. 'Manmadhan Theme 4' 1:02 19. 'Manmadhan Theme 5' 1:24 20. 'Manmadhan Theme 6' 0:45 Total length: 22:11 Release Due to high budget of ₹5 crore, Manmadhan was sold at a deficit to distributors.

However, the film opened with 140 prints and emerged successful despite facing competition from veterans on Deepavali weekend - Ajith's, Vijayakanth's, Sarathkumar's The film carried an 'A' certificate with some cuts and as the production cost had over-run, exhibitors and distributors were made to cough up some money for smooth release on Deepavali weekend. Collection reports from Chennai, Coimbatore and Salem distribution territories indicated that Manmadhan surged ahead of Attagasam in its second week with the help of strong reviews in the media, music and excellent word of mouth. References.

Running time 152 minutes Country India Language Tamil Budget ₹500 million (US$7.0 million) Manmadan Ambu ( Cupid's Arrow ) is a 2010 film directed. Written by, it stars himself alongside and in the lead roles, while featuring, and among others in supporting roles.

The film features music composed by, with several songs written and sung by Kamal Haasan himself, while Manush Nandan and Shan Mohammed made their debut as cinematographer and editor. After significant pre-production which included rehearsals of the entire script before filming, the film was extensively shot across Europe and on a, whilst scenes were also canned across. It was produced by, Manmadan Ambu released worldwide on 23 December 2010. It was dubbed into as Manmadha Banam and distributed.

Upon release, the film opened to mixed reviews and had an average run at the box office. Contents. Plot Ambujakshi alias 'Ambu' , a film actress, arrives in Europe to spend the vacations with her friend Deepa , a divorcee and her two children. While going in a taxi, Ambu recalls an early incident regarding her ex-boyfriend Madhanagopal alias Madhan , a wealthy entrepreneur: Three years ago, she was shooting for a film with actor in a bright park and Madhan was suspicious of her relationship with the actor. While returning, he lets Ambu drive his new car.

Madhan advised Ambu to stop acting, but Ambu claimed it as her profession which she cannot give up, leading to an argument that caused their car to crash near a rock. At the same time they blamed a small white car that just passed by, to be the reason for the crash. Unable to bear any more arguments, Ambu broke her relationship with Madhan and walked away.

Madhan now suspects that Ambu may be having a relationship with her colleagues in the film industry. To end that, he hires detective Major Raja Mannar to follow her when she goes on a cruise for vacation in.

Mannar accepts, as he needs money to pay the hospital bills of his friend Rajan , who is diagnosed with cancer, and his wife Mallika takes care of him. Contrary to Madhan's suspicions, Ambu is loyal and virtuous; when Mannar reports this, Madhan refuses to pay him as his suspicions were unfounded Disappointed, Mannar to save his dying friend Rajan fabricates a story and tells Madhan that she is having a secret affair during her trip.

In the process, he introduces himself as a manager of a security company to Ambu, Deepa and Deepa's children, and becomes close to the group. While getting closer to Ambu, Mannar says to Madhan that Ambu is good but the other guy is bad, but Madhan does not want to hear that and eventually breaks up with Ambu. In the background, Madhan's mother who never liked Ambu calls her brother to inform that Madhan has broken up with Ambu and that they should get his daughter married to Madhan as agreed in the past. While recollecting his past as an Army officer to Ambu, Mannar reveals that he lost his wife three years ago in a car accident. Ambu realizes to her horror that the accident was caused by her during the argument with Madhan. Both of them decide to confront each other with the truth, but Ambu misunderstands Kurup (Kunchan) as Madhan's detective and slaps him and tells that she loves Mannar.

Meanwhile, Rajan should undergo an operation immediately after the chemotherapy to keep him alive. To make things worse Madhan announces that he will visit them in person at Venice. Ultimately, Mannar and Deepa (who now knows that Mannar was the actual spy that Madhan sent) stage a plan with the help of Kurup to deceive Madhan for the final break-up with Ambu. Madhan arrives at the place and various mix-ups and misunderstandings take place among the characters. Finally, Madhan realises that Ambu has fallen in love with Mannar and accepts it with a heavy heart.

At the same time, Rajan recovers from cancer. The film ends as everyone returns to India on the cruise, with Madhan and Deepa starting a relationship. as Major Raja Mannar.

as Ambujakshi (Ambu). as Madhanagopal (Madhan). as Deepa. as Rajan. as Mallika.

as Kunju Kurup. as Manju Kurup.

Biriyaalayam Thurai as Thurai. as Indira. as Sunanda. Caroline as Juliet.

Aasish Mahesh as Viswanath Srinivasan. as Madhanagopal's friend. in a guest appearance as himself. in a guest appearance as himself. in a cameo appearance Production After, Kamal Haasan opted against reviving his home production Marmayogi, and signed on for a film produced. While the film went through months of pre-production, in December 2009, and then, in February 2010, were added to the project, with being chosen as the director. Though early indications suggested the film would be titled Yaavarum Kaelir or Karunyam, for which Vishali Kannadasan, daughter of lyricist was even approached to play a pivotal role.

The launch ceremony of the film, held on 3 June 2010, confirmed the title as Manmadan Ambu. During the launch, Kamal Haasan said that prior to the shoot were performed. Haasan, along with, wrote the film's screenplay and dialogues. Shoots were subsequently held aboard on a from, and the film was shot across various regions of Europe including Paris and in France, in Spain and Rome and in Italy.

Parts of the film were also shot in in; remaining portions were completed in. Release bought the satellite rights. Reception Manmadhan Ambu received mixed reviews from critics.

Behindwoods gave 2.5 out of 5 and stated 'Overall, Manmadhan Ambu is an entertainer but in parts', while wrote ' Manmadhan Ambu does impress but it lacks the punch to captivate the audiences'. Gave 3 out of 5, claiming that ' Manmadhan Ambu defies characterization as either a romantic film or a comedy, largely because the two don't mix.' Indiaglitz said, ' Manmadhan Ambu may not be a or, but a perfect holiday entertainer with stamp all over it.'

Malathi Rangarajan of stated that, 'Sprinkled with humour, joy, love, sadness and sentiment with an undercurrent of jealousy running through it, MMA Manmadhan Ambu is a cocktail of emotions – tasty, but at times queer!' Resident editor T.S. Sudhir wrote, 'Don't go expecting a Panchatantiram from the Kamal- combo, for you will be disappointed. MMA has starting trouble and one hour into the film, you are desperately waiting for the comic fireworks to start, given that the film has been marketed as a laugh riot. The riot, when it happens post the interval, leaves you with a feeling of being shortchanged.' He further mentioned, 'The problem with MMA is as much with Kamal as with the audience for you expect nothing short of brilliance from this Master of all trades.

In MMA, Kamal has shot the Cupid's arrow (which is what Manmadhan Ambu means) rather lazily. Go without expecting a world record in archery!' The Telugu dub version of the film, Manmadha Baanam also opened to mixed reviews from critics.

Jeevi from Idlebrain gave the film 3 out of 5 rating and stated 'The comedy in this film is predictable at times and fresh in certain scenes. The plus points of the movie are main leads and comedy quotient.

On the flipside, the characters and narration becomes confusing towards end and the editing should have been smoother. On a whole, Manmadha Banam is a decent comedy.' Reviewer from 123 Telugu also gave the film 3 out of 5 and said ' Manmadha Banam is an interesting movie. It has flaws, but its good parts outweigh them by far.' Deepa Garimella from Full Hyderabad gave the film 7 out of 10 rating and stated that 'While the movie is immensely enjoyable, thanks to the well-conceptualized scenes and the stellar performances all round, it is slow.

So slow, in fact, that it feels like 2 movies – pre-interval being a drama and post-interval a comedy.' And she also praised the performances of the actors. Sunita Chowdary from Cinegoer said ' Manmadha Banam does have a plot but the character development, narration and the pace makes it a very restless and a tedious watch.' And was critical about the dubbing. She finally concluded by stating that 'The film could have drawn a little wider audience than the filmmakers intended, if the length would have been a half an hour shorter.'

Box office Manmadhan Ambu grossed ₹46.2 million (US$640,000) in alone over a period of 4 weeks. In UK, it grossed $77,360 and in Malaysia $653,942. Declared the film as 'average'. Soundtrack Manmadan Ambu. Released 20 November 2010 ( 2010-11-20) Recorded Venus chronology (2010) Manmadan Ambu (2010) (2011) Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Behindwoods The film's music was scored by, after initially and later were reported to be the music composer.

The controversial song Kamal Kavidhai, had come under criticism due to lines about a woman's desire and for references to Hindu deities like Aranganathar and Sri Varalakshmi. Therefore, producer opted to remove it from the film. All lyrics written by, except where noted. Title Lyrics Singer(s) Length 1. 'Dhagudu Dhattham' 4:57 2.

'Who's The Hero' 4:26 3. 'Neela Vaanam' Kamal Haasan, 4:27 4. 'Oyyale' Viveka Mukesh, 3:55 5. 'Kamal Kavidhai' Kamal Haasan, 5:12 6.

'Manmadan Ambu' 4:21 7. 'Theme Music' Instrumental 1:49 Critical response The album received positive reviews from music critics. Karthik from Behindwoods rated the album 3/5 and quoted 'Overall, DSP can be very proud of this album as he has deviated from his normal offerings. A westernised folk song, jazz, melodies, a poem and a kuthu.an album could not ask for more variety and DSP has delivered. Though the music gets a little heavy at times, he has Kamal, with his voice and lyrics, to save him. The new experiments shows his maturity and his intention for being innovative.

With the movie's release soon, the songs must be playing non-stop on air.' Pavithra Srinivasan of also gave the album 3/5 saying that 'DSP has a reputation for sticking with his regulation format of tunes and here too, you can see it pop up at certain places but there's also a departure from the usual, mostly an influence of Haasan in both lyrics and music. Whatever the reason, the end result is an album that provides you a treat. Indiaglitz said 'Overall, this film must have been a different experience for DSP who all along dwelled in fast rhythmic world. The whole album has an up market western jazz feel except for that one song. For a story that happens in Europe, DSP has done it right, we guess.' Controversies Though the cleared the song Kamal Kavidhai penned by Kamal himself, it courted controversy after right wing groups protested against the lyrics of song as obscene.

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