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Sachein
Directed byJohn Mahendran
Written byJohn Mahendran
Produced byKalaipuli S. Dhanu
StarringVijay
Genelia D'Souza
Bipasha Basu
Vadivelu
Raghuvaran
Santhanam
CinematographyJeeva
Edited byV. T. Vijayan
Music byDevi Sri Prasad
Production
company
V Creations
Release date
April 14, 2005
Running time
154 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Sachein is a 2005 Tamil romance film directed by John Mahendran, starring Vijay and Genelia D'Souza. It also features Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu, in her Tamil cinema debut, Vadivelu, Santhanam and Raghuvaran. The film's score and soundtrack are composed by Devi Sri Prasad. The television rights of this film were sold to Tamil channel Jaya TV. It was dubbed in Hindi as Ghamandee in 2009.[1] The movie was declared as run away success in boxoffice.

Plot

Sachein (Vijay) is a carefree and happy go lucky guy college student, who comes across the beautiful Shalini (Genelia D'Souza) on college campus and falls deeply in love with her but she doesn't love him. Arnold aka Ayyasamy (Vadivelu) has repeated the same class every year for nine consecutive years. He claims this is because he wants to be grateful to his teachers and Santhanam (Santhanam). Also, Arnold and Santhanam love Shalini. Shaliini doesn't take kindly to Sachein's smitten behaviour. Sachein is able to befriend Shalini through persistence. Shalini grows fond of Sachein. Santhanam, jealous of Sachein's relationship with Shalini, writes a graffiti on the school wall. The graffiti reads "Sachein loves Shalini". Shalini confronts Sachein, and demands an explanation. Sachein pleads his innocence, and Shalini believes him. However, Sachein tells Shalini that even though he didn't write the graffiti, he really does love Shalini. Shalini bashes Sachein, telling him that he does not know the true meaning of love, and tells him she does not love him. The next day, Sachein meets Shalini and tells her that she will fall for him. Shalini takes on Sachein's bet and gives him a total of one month to try and make her fall in love. Shalini though is a good friend of Sachein until Manju (Bipasha Basu) runs behind Sachein with skimpy costumes and makes Shalini go green with envy. Here one scene flower blowing scene is copied from 40 Days and 40 Nights movie. Shalini's parents have arranged her wedding with an industrialist's son in Canada, yet Sachein pushes on. Days pass, and yet Sachein is not able to presuade Shalini. On the last day of their bet, Sachein decides to bid goodbye to Shalini and even apologies for running behind her so long. Shalini develops a soft corner for Sachein and decides to express her love to him until his dad (Raghuvaran) who is a multi millionaire comes to meet him. Shalini doesn't express her love because then he will think that she loves him only for the money. Sachein plans on leaving India, and goes to the airport. When Sachein was about to take the plane home Shalini expresses her love to him and they are united.

Cast

Crew

  • Written and directed by: John Mahendran
  • Produced by: Dhanu
  • Music: Devi Sri Prasad
  • Director of photography: Jeeva
  • Editor: V. T. Vijayan
  • Banner: V Creations
  • Art direction: Thotta Tharani
  • Action direction: S. Vijayan

Reception

The film received mixed reviews from critics, Indiagliz stated that Vijay, who proved his skills in playing a comedy role in Vasseegara, seems to have reproduced such a good show in Sachien too. His body language and dialogue delivery deserves a special mention. And gave a final verdict "Watching Sachien is a bit like watching the real Sachin but these days ---occasionally good."[2]Sify wrote the verdict as "Candy floss romance" and said "Finally at the epicenter of it all is the Vijay sans any make-up. He is spontaneous, a great dancer, has perfect comedy timing and does justice to his loosely etched out character of a happy-go-lucky millionaire! If nothing else, watch Sachein for this one man show, he is there in every frame of the film."[3]

Behindwoods praised Vijay as "It is a cakewalk for Vijay and his role has been etched out keeping his fans’ expectations in mind. His comedy track with Vadivelu, who is his collegemate, is quite run-of-mill" and "Vijay looks best in roles, which require him to portray tenderness. He wins the competition thumbs down as the successful romantic hero of this generation of actors".[4] The Hindu stated `"Sachein' is a movie that fans would watch for Vijay alone" and said "Vijay alone makes the movie extremely watchable".[5]"Vijay is good in the film. I really liked his character," actor Vikram said during a chat with journalists on Monday. The movie was successful at the box office.[6]

Soundtrack

The soundtrack features six songs composed by Devi Sri Prasad. The music was well received and further strengthened vijay's reputation of having successful music for his movies

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No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Va Va Va En Thalaiva "Shankar Mahadevan4:53
2."Kanmoodi Thirakumbothu"Devi Sri Prasad5:38
3."Vaadi Vaadi"Joseph Vijay5:10
4."Gundu Manga Thoppukulle"Jassie Gift, Malathi5:02
5."Sachin Theme"Instrumental2:07
6."Dai Dai Dai Kattikkoda"Karthik (singer), Sunitha Sarathy4:49

References