Maasilamani

Maasilamani is a 2009 Indian Tamil-language action comedy film directed by R. N. R. Manohar and distributed by Sun Pictures. It stars Nakul and Sunaina and in their second collaboration after Kadhalil Vizhunthen, while Pawan, Santhanam, Karunas, Srinath, and M. S. Baskar, among others, play supporting roles.[1] The music was composed by D. Imman, while editing was done by Manoj. The movie was released on 19 June 2009.

Maasilamani
Film poster
Directed byR. N. R. Manohar
Written byManohar
Produced byKalpathi S.Aghoram
Kalpathi S.Ganesh
Kalpathi S.Suresh
StarringNakul
Sunaina
Pawan
Santhanam
Karunas
Srinath
M. S. Baskar
CinematographyVetri
Edited byManoj
Music byD. Imman
Production
company
Distributed bySun Pictures
Release date
  • 19 June 2009 (2009-06-19)
Running time
150 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil
Box office1.91 crore

Plot

Maasilamani aka Maasi (Nakul) is an orphan living in a lower-middle-class colony. With a heart of gold, he is a popular guy who takes up local issues, fights for them, and is considered rowdy by those who do not know him. Enters the heroine Divya (Sunaina), a rich upper-middle-class girl who is a dance instructor and with whom Maasi falls in love at first sight. However, Divya shows aversion to his rowdyism and gets offended by his proposal. Maasi attempts to win her family by being a good person and dons another name, Mani. All are aware that Mani and Maasi are one person except Divya. When Divya finds out the truth, she gets into a dilemma as to whom she has to choose. Bhoopathy (Pawan), the local corrupt inspector who is also behind Divya, is determined to flop Maasi’s plans and prove that Mani is none other than Maasi. How Mani wins over Divya serves the climax of the movie.

Cast

  • Nakul as Maasilamani, a well-known do-gooder who falls in love with Divya.
  • Sunaina as Divya Ramanathan, a dancer who abhors Maasi's aggressive ways.
  • Pawan as Inspector Boopathy, a new police inspector who wants to marry Divya but hates Maasi.
  • Santhanam as Pazhani, Maasi's friend.
  • Srinath as Kathir, Maasi's friend.
  • M. S. Bhaskar as 'Coma' Ramaswamy
  • Karunas
  • Delhi Ganesh as Divya's father
  • Meera Krishnan as Divya's mother
  • Santhana Bharathi as Councillor
  • Manobala as Advocate
  • Raj Kapoor as Kanthuvatti
  • T. K. Kala
  • Rajendranath as Police Inspector
  • KVM Kannan as Judge
  • Tatineni Rajeshwari
  • Tharini
  • V. Mahadevan
  • Harini as Priya , Divya 's Dance student
  • Mahima
  • Azhagu
  • Krishna

Marketing

Promotions

The first photo of the film was released on January 8, 2009. Marketing was led by a team from India. The promotional activity led to the success of the movie and it was appreciated by Marimuthu in the event E Entrepreneurship Workshop[2] at Kamalam College of Arts and Science. Manohar, the writer of the movie, felicitated the event.

Music

Maasilamani:The Official Motion Picture Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Released24 January 2009
LabelSony Music
D. Imman chronology
Durai
(2008)
Maasilamani:The Official Motion Picture Soundtrack
(2009)
Ainthaam Padai
(2009)

The songs were composed by D. Imman. The album consists of five songs.[3]

Track #SongSinger(s)Lyrics
1 "Chikku Chikku Boom Boom" Keerthi Sagathia, Feji, Baby Harini Viveka
2 "Dora Dora" Balram, Chinmayi Kalyani P. Vijay
3 "Nacka Romba Nacka" Benny Dayal, Rita Na. Muthukumar
4 "O Divya O Divya" Shaan P. Vijay
5 "Odi Odi Vilayada" Mukesh Mohamed, SuVi, Emcee Jesz Na. Muthukumar, Emcee Jesz

Reception

Behindwoods wrote "Masilamani gives you an instant hangover of having watched too many movies over a very short period of time. The script feels like a medley-mash of movies released over the past decade. And it wouldn’t be possible for us to name each of them since the list runs to pages."[4] Indiaglitz wrote "As said old wine in a new bottle, SUN Pictures' 'Masilamani' definitely adheres to this quote. The movie reflects a mix of several masala flicks with a dash of refinement."[5]

Box office

Maasilamani was a commercial success at the box office grossing $2 million.[6]

References

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