Iruvar

The movie overall is boring the second time you watch by any chance, but the best part of the movie according to me is the songs. I really love the songs..when you get down and dissect how they produced the... Read more at imdb.com

This film tells the story of two friends and the parallel events in their lives. Although Rathnam states officially that this film is not a true story, it is generally believed that it was inspired by the real life stories... Read more at imdb.com

I think this is one of Mani's best films ever. Everything about it was astounding. Rehman's music - transported you to the period. Prakash Raj's acting was amazing, he's a class act in this one. Mohan Lal, needless to say... Read more at imdb.com

Iruvar is a kind of movie only Mani can make. It is an experimental work with almost true storyline, mellow music score and wonderful performances from the cast.The movie might not be of interest and significance by the audience who... Read more at imdb.com

Mani Rathnam has told a fine story about two friends. One who is a film actor whom the people love dearly and harbours political ambitions. One who is an accomplished writer, poet and politician. sounds familiar?Anand is played by Malayalee... Read more at imdb.com

Anandan is a very aspiring and talented stage-actor. He dreams of making it big in films and approaches various sources. Luck favors eventually and he notches up with a director and meets Tami Chelvan who happens to be a writer... Read more at imdb.com

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