Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.Watch the latest episodes of popular Thanthi TV show, Ayutha Ezhuthu through YuppTV. Access all the latest Tamil TV shows and videos through Catch-Up TV. Dol Dol song tuned by A.R. Rahman.Dol Dol Song lyrics were penned by Vairamuthu.Aaytha Ezhuthu is Mani Ratnam directs an Indian Tamil language film.Aaytha Ezhuthu star cast Suriya, Madhavan, Siddharth, Trisha, Meera Jasmine, Esha Deol in the lead roles and others are playing supporting characters.Aaytha Ezhuthu FilmUse HEADPHONES for BEST EXPERIENCERemastered - HD Video + HD AudioNenjam Ellam kadhal NesipaayaAaytha Aayutha Ayutha Ezhuthu 2004 Theme Song Bit Song Theme m.* The actual lyric is “Rendu muzhathilla paaya podayya”.

Michael is in love with his neighbor Geetha, who lives with her uncle and aunt. He gets into a contract under Guna's recommendation to run errands and work as a hitman for Selvanayagam, a politician.Michael is an influential student leader who wants politicians like Selvanayagam to keep away from college elections. He loves, marries, and abuses his wife Sashi. The flashback of the characters prior to the incident then unveils.Inba “Samba” Sekar grew up to be a goon as his brother Gunasekaran had left him to fend for himself, and he had no option of earning.

Critically injured, Michael is rushed to the hospital by Meera and Arjun.Inba finds out that Michael is recovering from his injuries and this is witnessed by Arjun, who follows him to apprehend him, only for Inba to beat him up badly and leave him with a broken arm. Suddenly, Michael is shot by three rounds fired by Inba but Arjun saves him. Arjun hitches a ride from Michael, who is riding in the same direction, to catch up with Meera. One day, Arjun proposes to Meera on the road, and she gets into an auto while telling him to prove it, playfully. He falls in love with Meera, whom he just met. He wants to relocate to the US for a better future.

A fight ensues between the three men where Inba is overpowered by Michael, who spares him and leaves him for the police. Michael arrives at the nick of time to rescue Arjun at the Napier Bridge. He convinces Inba, however to no avail, and is killed by him when he aids Arjun's escape.While running, Arjun calls Michael for help, but Inba easily catches and beats him up. However, they escape with the help of Dilli, who has a change of heart after realizing that their profession was interfering with their personal lives, causing Sashi to leave Inba for her hometown. He confronts Selvanayagam, who brainwashes him to work for him and orders him to kidnap Arjun, Suchi, and Trilok. Inba later kills Guna when he finds out that he had been instructed by Selvanayagam to take him out due to Inba leaving an eyewitness, Arjun, behind the bridge incident.

Siddharth as Arjun Balakrishnan, the secondary protagonist Madhavan as Inba 'Samba' Sekar, the main antagonist Suriya as Michael 'Mike' Vasanth, the main protagonist (based on George Reddy) Michael, Arjun, Suchi, and Trilok win the four seats they had contested for and thus enter into politics.

Bharathiraja as Selvanayagam, the secondary antagonist Trisha as Meera, Arjun Balakrishnan's Love interest Meera Jasmine as Sashi, Inba Sekar's wife

The project was named Aayitha Ezhuthu after the last letter of the Tamil alphabet, which is denoted by three dots in a triangle and the director revealed that the film was about three individuals. The director chose to make two different versions of the film as he did not want the film to be dubbed, explaining that the essence of the script would be lost if they had done so. Karthi as Michael's friend (uncredited) A Still of the Napier Bridge where the film's climax was shotThe film began pre-production in early 2003 in a typical manner adapted by the director, Mani Ratnam, who keeps his projects under wraps until completion. Shankar Sundaram as IAS Avinash Balakrishnan Ramana Girivasan as Police Inspector Janaki Sabesh as Gowri, Vishwanath's wife

Initially, actor Vikram was considered to do the role of Madhavan, but unable to sign in due to his other commitments. The actor bulked up and sported a shaven look for the first time in his career to resemble his character of a ruffian. Madhavan was signed on to appear in Mani Ratnam's fourth successive project after playing the lead roles in his Alaipayuthey (2000) and Kannathil Muthamittal (2002) as well as his 2001 production, Dumm Dumm Dumm. The actor revealed in an interview about Mani Ratnam's choice that 'when the master calls for the student you just say “yes”.' Suriya stated that his character was based on a real person George Reddy from Andhra Pradesh and to prepare, he read a lot of books and collected a lot of information before the shoot. Suriya, who made his debut in the 1997 Mani Ratnam production Nerukku Ner, revealed that he agreed 'blindly' to star in the film without even listening to the story or his character. However, Mani Ratnam revealed that the film was closer to Akira Kurosawa's 1950 Japanese film Rashomon as both films dealt with a cause-effect and a third-view called Rashomon effect.

Shaam was next approached for the role of Arjun, but date clashes with Iyarkai, meant that he was unable to sign the project. However, the actor soon after suffered an injury and was unable to commit to the dates Mani Ratnam suggested. The actor had scored back-to-back successes in his first two films, Roja Koottam and April Madhathil, and was subsequently selected to be a part of the film.

Krishna and Suchitra, a singer and radio jockey, also were chosen to play the roles of student leaders in the film.Malayalam actress Meera Jasmine was signed on to play a slum dweller in the film portraying Madhavan's wife and it was reported that she spent hours perfecting her Tamil for the film, trying to get rid of her native Malayalam accent to adapt to the sound sync technique used. Leading Kannada actor Sudeep was also initially slated to form a part of the cast after meeting Mani Ratnam for the script discussion, but was ultimately discarded from the film. Veteran director Bharathiraja was signed on to play a politician in the film, while Sriman and Janagaraj were given supporting roles. Prior to release, Siddharth felt he was cast as he 'looked, talked and behaved like Arjun' and mentioned that the sync sound technique used worked in favour of him as he was an experienced theatre actor. Siddharth, who had previously apprenticed as an assistant director under Mani Ratnam in Kannathil Muthamittal before his making his acting debut in Shankar's Boys, was subsequently signed on for the film.

The director initially opted against using songs in the film but wanted to create an album with A. It was also reported that actress Nadhiya had signed the film and would make a comeback to films after a ten-year sabbatical but did not eventually form a part of the final cast. To prepare for her role, Deol worked on certain pronunciations of Iyer Tamil with Mani Ratnam's assistant Kannan mentoring her progress. After finishing her work in Aaytha Ezhuthu, Deol was signed on for the Hindi version of the film too after Simran also opted out of that role and thus Deol became the only common leading actor between the versions. Esha Deol, daughter of actress Hema Malini, was then selected to play the role in the Tamil version of the film after Suhasini enquired whether she could speak Tamil. Initially Simran was signed on to play the roles of Geetanjali in both versions, but opted out after she began to have problems speaking Tamil as the sound for the film was recorded live.

He also expressed that he had great difficulty in re-creating the streets of Kolkata for the Hindi version of the film in Chennai. For Michael's house in the film, Cyril followed the arrangement in his own house and used some of his own photographs for decorations. For the art direction in the film, Sabu Cyril studied each character in-depth, giving them a distinct colour, mood, and background to suit their temperament.

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