Манитан Маравиллай

Манитан Маравиллай
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Режиссер	Чакрапани
Сценарий	Чакрапани
Производится	Наги Редди Чакрапани
Starring	Gemini Ganesan Akkineni Nageswara Rao Savitri Jamuna
Cinematography	Marcus Bartley
Edited by	G. Kalyana Sundaram D. G. Jayaraman
Music by	Ghantasala
Production company	Vijaya Productions
Distributed by	Vijaya Productions
Release date	8 June 1962 (1962-06-08)
Running time	166 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Manitan Maravillai ( перевод человек не изменился ) -это индийский тамильский комедийный драматический фильм 1962 года, написанный и режиссер Чакрапани и созданный Наги Редди в рамках Vijaya Productions Это римейк фильма телугу на Gundamma Katha основан на Каннада фильме , который является ITSLF , 1958 года .

В фильме с участием Бемни Ганесан , Аккенни Нагесвара Рао , Савири и Джамуна , с Турари Бай , С.В. Ранга Рао , К. Саргапани , Виджаялакшми Л. Он вращается вокруг истории гордой матери, суббаммы и того, как она справляется с двумя своими сыновьями. Манитан Маравиллай был выпущен 8 июня

Сюжет

Subbamma (Sundari Bai) - богатая вдова с дочерью Сароджа (Джамуна); Сын, Прабхакар (Раджа) и падчерица, Лакшми (Савитри). Хотя девушки красивые и умные, Сароя избалован, а Лакшми относятся как к слуге. Chithambaranar (SV Ranga Rao), хороший друг покойного мужа Суббаммы с двумя сыновьями, ищет подходящих невест. Subbamma заинтересован в сыне Читамбаранара для Сароджи и посылает посредника. Она хочет выйти замуж за Лакшми на всех, чтобы избежать обвинений в пренебрежении своей падчерицей. Куппусами (К. Сарангапани), брат Суббаммы, хочет, чтобы Сароджа женился на его сыне Бупатии (Т.К. Рамачандран), который находится в тюрьме.

Chithambaranar and his sons, aware of Subbamma's greed and her treatment of her daughters, teach her a lesson. After deciding that Lakshmi will make a suitable match for his older son Panjacharam (Gemini Ganesan) and Saroja for his second son Raja (Akkineni Nageswara Rao), Chithambaram asks his sons to play roles. Panjacharam enters Subbamma's house as Panji, a homeless servant who wins her heart (and a job). Raja—with the aid of his cousin, Padma (L. Vijayalakshmi)—enters as Prabhakar, woos her and wins her heart. Panji, with his humility and wit, wins Lakshmi's heart and asks Subbamma for her daughter's hand in marriage. Subbamma agrees, and Panji marries Lakshmi.

Subbamma is impressed by Prabhakar for Saroja, and plans for the wedding. She receives a letter from Chithambaram that he is no longer interested in the alliance because Subbamma allegedly poisoned her husband, but Saroja wants to marry Prabhakar. Subbamma obliges, after Panji convinces her that a son-in-law in her home will be no problem and she can enjoy the company of her beloved daughter even after her marriage. After Saroja's marriage, Prabhakar (Raja) is fascinated by Padma and wants to marry her instead; Panji convinces Subbamma. Subbamma and Saroja soon realise that Prabhakar is a drunkard and a thief, and Subbamma opposes his marriage to Padma (which happens anyway).

Prabhakar intensifies his acting as a drunkard, and pretends that he is not Chithambaram's son but a vagabond who is wanted for theft. As Subbamma's problems accumulate, Padma's paternal Aunt Kaveri (Lakshmi Prabha) appears. Prabhakar leaves Saroja and writes, asking her to join him. Saroja obliges, and leaves Subbamma's house against her wishes. Kuppusamy's son Boopathy, just released from prison, torments Subbamma. Without Prabhakar, Subbamma is confined to her outhouse by Padma's boisterous aunt and Kuppusmay's prison-educated son. Panji also leaves the house with Lakshmi, installing her in Chithambaram's bungalow as mistress of the house and his daughter-in-law. Living a better life, she is still concerned about Subbamma and Saroja. Saroja is introduced as a gardener by Prabhakar, and is treated like a servant by Chithambaram. Saroja's conceit and arrogance evaporate, changing her personality, and Subbamma is humbled by the chaos. Lakshmi visits the despairing Subbamma, evicts Kaveri and Boopathy with Panji's help and brings Subbamma to Chithambaram's house. Saroja leaves Chithambaram's house and encounters Lakshmi, who tells her that they are Chithambaram's daughters-in-law; Prabhakar's drunkenness and theft were an act by his sons (now their husbands). Subbamma, happy to see them both married into a good family, continues to live with Chithambaram's family.

Cast

• Gemini Ganesan as Panjacharam
• A. Nageswara Rao as Raja
• Savitri as Lakshmi (Subbamma's Step daughter)
• Jamuna as Saroja (Subbamma's Daughter)
• Sundari Bai as Subbamma
• S. V. Ranga Rao as Chithambaranar (Panji& Raja's father)
• K. Sarangapani as Kuppusamy (Subbamma's Brother)
• L. Vijayalakshmi as Padma (Raja & Panji's Cousin)
• Raja as Prabhakar (Saroja's Brother)
• Lakshmi Prabha as Kaveri (Padma's Anuty)
• C. T. Rajakantham as Chokki (Kuppusamy's Wife)
• T. K. Ramachandran as Boopathy (Kuppusamy's son)
• Nagesh as Cameo appearance
• Serukalathur Sama

Production

Manithan Maravillai is a remake of the Telugu film Gundamma Katha, itself based on the Kannada film Mane Thumbida Hennu (1958). The screenplay was written by Chakrapani, who also co-produced the film with Nagi Reddi under Vijaya Productions; Chakrapani and Reddi also produced the Telugu original. Akkineni Nageswara Rao, who appeared as one of the male leads in Gundamma Katha, reprised his role in Manithan Maravillai, which was his 100th film as an actor, while Gemini Ganesan was cast as the other male lead, reprising the role originally played by N. T. Rama Rao. Cinematography was handled by Marcus Bartley.

Soundtrack

The soundtrack was composed by Ghantasala.

Song	Singer	Lyrics	Length
"Om Sarvam Sakthi Mayam Paaru"	Seerkazhi Govindarajan	Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass	2:34
"Kanmaniye Un Idhaya"	K. P. Udayabhanu		2:38
"Thendral Paadavum"	P. Susheela		3:30
"Thendral Paadavum" - 2			3:10
"Podu Podu Thekka Podu"	Seerkazhi Govindarajan, P. Susheela, P. Leela & Ghantasala		3:01
"Inbamaana Iravidhuve"	A. L. Raghavan & P. Susheela		3:03
"Kadhal Yathiraikku"			3:10
"Kaalathai Maatrinaan"	Seerkazhi Govindarajan & P. Leela	Kannadasan	2:56
"Kurumbinilum Oru"	P. Susheela		3:09

Release and reception

Manithan Maravillai was released on 8 June 1962. The Indian Express lauded the film, particularly Chakrapani's screenplay and direction, and the performances of Ganesan, Nageswara Rao, Savitri and Jamuna. Despite that, it failed commercially.

External links

• Manithan Maravillai at IMDb