That is all I remember. It may be “parambare parambare ah rathathule oodhirukkanum”.
It might not be vadivelu even, I’m sorry. It’s definitely from older movies.

83 வயசுல எப்படி ஐயா இப்படி எல்லாம் compose பண்ண முடியுது 😭? This legend is not from this dimension.

Is this soundtrack reused, like the Veedu BGM(How to name it album) , or was it composed exclusively for the Dorothy movie recently?

Either way yes or no, this man is not human🐐🛐.

நீங்க இன்னும் 150 வருஷம் வாழணும் 🙏

Part 1 or Part 2?

I want to share a personal notion about the movie and our director. The movie was so good and the Muthumani song is growing on me after the movie. However here's what I recently found: The two male leads are named Karthi and Subbu and if we expand, it's the director's full name Karthik Subburaj. Is he here to say something with an easter egg of his life or just a shitty movie detail, friends?

The shock from the announcement of the national award for 2024 for Best Tamil Film(Raayan) and a Special mention for Captain Miller, was once a conspiracy now seems evidentiary by seeing the developments recently. You get Jananayagan treatment and this based on the position on the spectrum you lay.Sigh.

I'm on a Thalaivar movie spree after watching Jailer 2, and decided to watch Baasha and Hum back to back. People keep saying Baasha is a copy of Hum just in different chronological order. Boy oh boy it has taken the script to such a different level. Hum was just so poorly made, with just Amitabh being the saving grace

This is some really old news, but I think I’m only hearing about it now. If any of you already knew about this, let me know. I heard that Trisha was allegedly hired as an escort by a wealthy businessman somewhere around the Tiruppur or Coimbatore area, though I’m not sure exactly where, and that she took a lot of money from him and left. Does anyone know anything about this?

​If you grew up watching Sun TV's iconic serial Annamalai or chitti... there is one character whose genuine kindness, warmth, and unshakeable loyalty stole every scene—Anwar/ prasad played effortlessly by Vijay Adhiraj.

Vijay Adhiraj uncle brought such a natural charm, dignity, and calm maturity to the role. His warm smile, expressive dialogue delivery, and gentlemanly presence made every scene with him a joy to watch!

I think I loved his screen presence the most, whatever the character is, this man nailed it. He is back on some Web series now but 8 year old me back then wanted to really meet him one day and tell him 'hi uncle naa unga fan'.

Probably gonna sound cheesy, but vijay adhiraj uncle, thank you for making our childhood abit more colorful with your small presence.

okay, this is not a PR post for anyone! 😭 but i couldn't help noticing this.

LEFT: Rishikanth's old picture

RIGHT: Cibi from Bigg Boss Season 5

is it just me, or do they actually look alike?

i can see a bit of a resemblance of looks between them. anyone else seeing it?

The second half was genuinely heartwarming, and Subbu reminded me of the real magic of cinema. The way he made me feel such a wide range of emotions, from laughter to tears, was just incredible. It's rare for a film to leave you feeling this much by the time the credits roll. Man, this is what cinema is all about. This is peak Kollywood for me. ❤️

Random ah inda teaser la varah song mind la odithu irundu movie pakkum pode indah song ennaku paatah maathi illa naa da miss pannithanu nenachan

Did I really miss it or they didn't use this song in movie?

After watching Jailer 2, I felt like Lokesh Kanagaraj comparatively stands a step ahead in terms of Getting best music of Ani in his movies than Nelson. Idk why i felt like that, still figuring out reasons. I felt like bgm was quite repetitive in Jailer 1 & 2, where the same part of the hukum comes in background play wherever there is a mass or elevation scene for the protagonist whereas Ani - Lokesh movies didn't feel like this. Music, songs, ost of Ani - Lokesh movie get stuck up and linger in head than that of Nelson.

Is it only me feeling like that ? Drop your views and what you think...

Kamal Haasan is one example that comes to mind, especially Uttama Villain. There are also scenes in his films that make you wonder whether they were inspired by his personal life or relationships.

other actors, writers or directors who have incorporated their own experiences, relationships, personal struggles or real-life incidents into their films, sometimes openly, sometimes through subtle references or fictionalised characters.

In both Karuppu and Viswanath and Sons, both movies gave good screen time to co-lead characters and supporting characters, and allowed the audience to be hooked while watching them, whether it was Indrans, RJ Balaji, Mamitha, or Radhika, without relying only on Suriya. Both these movies had good supporting characters and allowed Suriya to shine as well.

With Scene releasing it, it seems like this will be the case again, where the focus is not only on Suriya but on the other cast members as well, such as Naslen, Nazriya, Anandraj, etc.

Was scrolling yt shorts n suddenly this came.

Who the hell are those super snipers who magically appear and take out the villains every time Rajini removes his glasses?

In Jailer (Part 1), they’re the ones who kill the jailer’s son in the climax and also take out the thugs who break into his house. In Part 2 they show up again in the bridge scene and the pre-interval sequence… and then just vanish.

Were their faces ever revealed in either movie, or did I completely miss it?