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Pandhayam
Directed byS. A. Chandrasekhar
Written byS. A. Chandrasekhar
Screenplay byS. A. Chandrasekhar
Produced byShoba Chandrashekhar
StarringVijay
Nithin Sathya
Sindhu Tolani
Prakash Raj
Raadhika
Meghna Naidu
CinematographySrinivas Devamsam
Edited byJ. N. Harsha
Music byVijay Antony
Production
company
Distributed byNemichand Jhabak
Release date
19 September 2008
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Pandhayam (Template:Lang-ta; English: Bet) is a Tamil film directed by S. A. Chandrasekhar starring Vijay did a guest role as himself. Nithin Sathya, Sindhu Tolani.

Plot

The story- A local thug and criminal who kills people like mosquitoes Masanam (Prakash Raj) slowly rises up the ranks to be a Minister. We have Shakthivel (Nithin Sathya) a die-hard fan of actor Vijay who studies in a city college. He falls in love with the wicked minister's sister Thulasi (Sindhu Tolani) and challenges him (he has a reason for that) and a cat and mouse game ensues. What follows is a series of incidents between the two that leads to a melodramatic climax.[1]

Cast

Special Appearances :

  • Vijay as himself
  • Perarasu as himself
  • Rajkapoor as himself
  • Meghna Naidu special appearance in the song "Lusimbara"
  • O Podu Rani as Chinna Maami, special appearance in the song "Chinna Maamiye"
  • Ashok Raja special appearance in the song "Chinna Maamiye"
  • S. A. Chandrasekhar special appearance in the song "Chinna Maamiye"

Soundtrack

The soundtrack consists of 5 songs composed by Vijay Antony.[2] It features remixes of the songs "Surangani" and "Chinna Maamiye".[3]

  • "Ammane" - Belly Raj, Nitesh Gopalan, Vinitha
  • "Chinna Maamiye" - MK Balaji,Vinaya, Christopher, Shobha
  • "Kadhal Theeviravathi" - Vinaya, Jeydev
  • "Surangani" - MK Balaji, Maya, Megha
  • "Lusimbara" - Christopher, Ramya

Critical reception

Behindwoods wrote "There is no singular theme or accent in Pandhayam and the film abounds in illogical narrations."[4] Rediff wrote "Watch Pandhayam if you've challenged your friends about sitting through a ridiculous movie. Even then, you might end up losing."[5]

References

  1. ^ About the film
  2. ^ http://starmusiq.com/tamil_movie_songs_listen_download.asp?MovieId=934
  3. ^ Vamanan (6 February 2018). "His Surangani ferried Baila tunes from Lankan shores". The Times of India. Retrieved 10 February 2018.
  4. ^ http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-movie-reviews/reviews-2/pandhayam-review.html
  5. ^ http://www.rediff.com/movies/2008/sep/19ssp.htm