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**Raj_Copi_Jin** · 04-02-2007, 10:19 PM

Selva,
Regarding the climax part ,again let us agree to disagree.I didn't feel like 'Vakkiram' ,but I felt only the emotion behind it.

Regarding ,the reason for love is justifyable or not ,when people from other culture see this ,this may look odd ,but they will take it as there may be a cultural value behind this ..They will more concentrate on the flow and scenes rather than the reasons..I think they will take this better than usual duets.

Joe,
I didn't speak anything bad about the climax in my previous reply. I just said that the movie will fit into that limits if we take away the climax from the movie. Like how SARAVANAN ( Sevvaazhai

) put in the JEYA TV Interview "The most important thing in the movie is the climax. The climax provided the necessary BANG. Otherwise, people would have come out of the theatre with the remark " Dei ... Comedy padam daa ""

That says it all

Reg the romance part, sorry Joe. couldn't agree with you. I have seen many cute romance sequences in BR / etc's movies that were not only real but also a bit more natural. Had Ameer concentrated on the romance part, he could have won hands down for giving a "Classic". That part and other things makes PV from being a classic. "Nalla padangalil idhuvum ondru. aanaal sirantha padamaa? endru ennidam kettal ILLAI. The same applies partially to veyyil and I feel it deserves to be at the CANNES compared to PV" Again, Let us agree to disagree

Bala,
Agree with you fully on PV. The second paragraph

Ameer is really bold in such things. btw, Tamil industry had already seen many heroes (not really heroes.. but actors) like that. There are many examples. Only thing is that: Such characters are tagged as "Negative characters" rather than as "Heroes"

I felt that had Ameer concentrated on romance (not sure the same guy gave Mounam pesiyathey) then he could have given a movie like "Moondram Pirai", "Guna" etc I didn't feel the pain of separation in the context of romance in PV when I left the theatre whereas the feel was for different reason ( IMHO)

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Raj_Copi_Jin Join Date Oct 2005 Age 48 Posts 4,533 Senior Member	Selva, Regarding the climax part ,again let us agree to disagree.I didn't feel like 'Vakkiram' ,but I felt only the emotion behind it. Regarding ,the reason for love is justifyable or not ,when people from other culture see this ,this may look odd ,but they will take it as there may be a cultural value behind this ..They will more concentrate on the flow and scenes rather than the reasons..I think they will take this better than usual duets. Joe, I didn't speak anything bad about the climax in my previous reply. I just said that the movie will fit into that limits if we take away the climax from the movie. Like how SARAVANAN ( Sevvaazhai ) put in the JEYA TV Interview "The most important thing in the movie is the climax. The climax provided the necessary BANG. Otherwise, people would have come out of the theatre with the remark " Dei ... Comedy padam daa "" That says it all Reg the romance part, sorry Joe. couldn't agree with you. I have seen many cute romance sequences in BR / etc's movies that were not only real but also a bit more natural. Had Ameer concentrated on the romance part, he could have won hands down for giving a "Classic". That part and other things makes PV from being a classic. "Nalla padangalil idhuvum ondru. aanaal sirantha padamaa? endru ennidam kettal ILLAI. The same applies partially to veyyil and I feel it deserves to be at the CANNES compared to PV" Again, Let us agree to disagree Bala, Agree with you fully on PV. The second paragraph Ameer is really bold in such things. btw, Tamil industry had already seen many heroes (not really heroes.. but actors) like that. There are many examples. Only thing is that: Such characters are tagged as "Negative characters" rather than as "Heroes" I felt that had Ameer concentrated on romance (not sure the same guy gave Mounam pesiyathey) then he could have given a movie like "Moondram Pirai", "Guna" etc I didn't feel the pain of separation in the context of romance in PV when I left the theatre whereas the feel was for different reason ( IMHO)
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