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**BamSaitinypap** · 07-23-2008, 02:45 AM

Murali,
ente upAsanA is not a Padmarajan movie (forgot the name of the director) and I don't know the year of release also, as I saw in DVD only last year.

In your post, "Mammootty as the MD and Suhasini as the person working under him." is correct but the rest is not. May be there are many similar movies

This was a case of seeing a movie with zero expectation and knowing nothing about it and getting terribly impressed (due to the bold twists as well as helplessness here and there) and Suhasini's performance was very apt, IMO.

thoovAnaththumbikaL is the only Padmarajan movie I've seen so far, though I've heard a lot about him. This movie was quite an "experience" for me as I could replay portions many times (as no one else was home

) and lazily relish

) Recently I saw the 'onnAm rAgam pAdi' song at veoh.com - very good quality video - and can't help admire the picturisation. The subtle expressions that Parvathi (Mrs Jayaram now) can bring about is another thing to relish!

07-23-2008, 02:45 AM	#32
BamSaitinypap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Murali, ente upAsanA is not a Padmarajan movie (forgot the name of the director) and I don't know the year of release also, as I saw in DVD only last year. In your post, "Mammootty as the MD and Suhasini as the person working under him." is correct but the rest is not. May be there are many similar movies This was a case of seeing a movie with zero expectation and knowing nothing about it and getting terribly impressed (due to the bold twists as well as helplessness here and there) and Suhasini's performance was very apt, IMO. thoovAnaththumbikaL is the only Padmarajan movie I've seen so far, though I've heard a lot about him. This movie was quite an "experience" for me as I could replay portions many times (as no one else was home) and lazily relish) Recently I saw the 'onnAm rAgam pAdi' song at veoh.com - very good quality video - and can't help admire the picturisation. The subtle expressions that Parvathi (Mrs Jayaram now) can bring about is another thing to relish!
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