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Aalwar
File:Aalwar3.jpg
Directed byChella
Written byChella
Produced byMohan Natarajan
StarringAjith Kumar
Asin Thottumkal
Keerthi Chawla
Vivek
Manorama
Music bySrikanth Deva
Running time152 mins
LanguageTamil

Aalwar (2007) is a Tamil film directed by Chella. The film stars Ajith Kumar and Asin Thottumkal in the lead roles. This will be the second project that the couple will be in after the blockbuster Varalaru directed by K.S. Ravikumar. The film was released for Pongal in January 2007, where Ajith faces competition from Vishal and Vijay. Shooting had taken place in India and Switzerland. The film's score and soundtrack by Srikanth Deva was released on 15 December 2006.

Plot

its a pure waste of time to watch this movie ... ajith has ghost directed the movie.. he was angry with director bala for rejecting him from the movie "naan kadavul" ...so to just prove that he is a man with capabilities he has included unwanted dialogues like "kadavul naan kadavul" in the movie....

its the worst crap i have ever seen in my life ... i would rather sit at home and watch "tom and jerry" ... the intro scene of ajith is one of the funniest shit one can ever imagine ...he proves that he is a complete fool at selecting scripts .....

+points

you can always get tickets for this movie ... and u can praise the movie like how ajith fans do and send some friends you hate for a worst torture in their life !!!

p.s:iam not a vijay fan.

Cast

File:Aalwar-still.jpg
Asin Thottumkal and Ajith Kumar from a scene in the film.
Actor Role
Ajith Kumar Aalwar/Shiva
Asin Thottumkal Priya
Vivek
Keerthi Chawla Madhu
Geetha


Music

Song Singer(s) Review
Solli Tharava Sadhana Sargam, Muhamad Salamad A good beginning. A soft romantic number with excellent instrumentation. It is sure to be lapped up by melody-lovers. Srikanth Deva seems to have chosen his instruments very carefully for the song. The catchy lyrics coupled with good use of violin are other major hallmark of the song. What more Sadhana Sargam's voice is an icing in the cake.
Pidikkum Madhushree A brisk number. The song begins on a slow note only to gather momentum as it progresses. Changing track in between, the catchy pallavi in the song strikes the listeners. Madhusree has sung it with lots of energy and her high-pitched voice that sets the momentum.
Anbulla Kadhali Kunal, Kushbu It has become a must to have at least one song in an album these days inspired by the hip-hop music. Shrewd use of western instruments and 'open-throated' voice of Kushbu with a good chorus are the major highlights of the song. It is a 'run of the mill' kind of duet number. Additional rhythm and peppy beats by Srikanth Deva are impressive.
Pallandu Unnikrishnan, Senthildas A song quite appropriate to listen this December music season. Srikanth Deva has struck to his basics here. He has come out with a song which is inspired by Carnatic music. With flawless Unnikrishnan's voice and a soothing accompaniment by the flute, the song sticks to our hearts immediately.
Mayile Mayile Srikanth Deva, Senthildas, Roshini, Suruthipriya, Arjun Thamas, Sujavitha

A rocking song in the album. Energetic Srikanth Deva in the company of fresh and talented singers sets the right mood for the song in its very beginning. It has heavy chorus, good beats and lots of instrumentation.

Trivia

  • Ajith Kumar has been working out in the gym for this film, to have a more muscular shape.
  • Ajith Kumar has gained 6 kilograms as asked to play the role in this film.

Box Office

  • The film opened in 330 screens worldwide including 230 screens in Tamil Nadu alone.
  • The film saw the widest release of Ajith to date.
  • This was the only film among the Pongal 2007 releases that received minimum guarantee for its distributors from its exhibitors.
  • The film opened at a staggering 100 shows daily in 24 screens in Chennai district and Malaysia as well.
  • The film is still in early days in the box office but is expected to be a treat for Ajith fans.

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