Каадхал Кондейн

Каадхал Кондейн
Плакат театрального выпуска
Режиссер	Сельварагхаван
Написано	Сельварагхаван
Производится	Доктор К. Вималагета
Starring	Dhanush Sonia Agarwal Sudeep
Cinematography	Arvind Krishna
Edited by	V. T. Vijayan
Music by	Yuvan Shankar Raja
Production company	R. K. Productions
Release date	4 July 2003 (2003-07-04)
Running time	165 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Kaadhal Kondein ( Trans. I Fall In Love ) -индийский тамильский романтический психологический триллер 2003 года, и написанный режиссер Selvaraghavan , приписываемый его режиссерскому дебюту. В фильме снимаются его брат Дхануш и новичок Соня Агарвал и Судип Саранги , в то время как Нагеш и Даниэль Баладжи играют поддержку. Фильм, в котором забита музыка Ювана Шанкара Раджа , и кинематография, обработанная Арвином Кришной , был выпущен 4 июля 2003 года, став критическим и коммерческим успехом после выпуска. Фильм считается прорывом для Дхануша, поскольку он катапультировал его в лигу главных актеров в тамильской киноиндустрии .

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Сюжет

В 2003 году Винод ( Дхануш ), сирота, вырос под опекой отца церкви Розарио ( Нагеш ). Он интроверт, но гений. Он хорошо забивает на своих +2 экзаменах и получает бесплатный вход в один из ведущих инженерных колледжей в Тамилнаду . Его насильственно отправляют в Мадрас для обучения в инженерном колледже, где он является полным несоответствием в классе. Несмотря на то, что он избегал остальной части своего класса, Дивья ( Соня Агарвал ), коллега -тамильский студент, становится его лучшим другом, и он постепенно согревает ее. Винод превосходен в своем учебе, и все начинают видеть его по -другому. Его чувства к Дивье вскоре превращаются в любовь, но он понимает, что Дивья считает его только другом и узнает, что она влюблена в другого одноклассника, Аадхи ( Судип ).

Divya's father is enraged on learning of her love. He locks her up in her room and prevents her from contacting anyone. Vinod comes and requests to meet her on the pretext of purchasing second-hand clothes for himself. Pitying Vinod, her father allows him to meet Divya. Vinod escapes with Divya and convinces her that she will meet Aadhi in Araku Valley. Vinod has set up a secret place in Araku to execute his plan of wooing Divya. He makes her stay with him, while convincing her to stay by talking about Aadhi's arrival. On one such day, he reveals information about his past.

In 1995, near the forest of Chilakaluripet, a gang runs a brick factory which employs only children as labour. The gang's leader is a ruthless money-lending lady who buys orphans for work. The boys and girls are enslaved under highly inhuman conditions and work for 16 hours a day. Vinod, a 13-year-old-boy, is sold by his uncle and aunt for money after his parents died in an accident. He befriends three boys and one girl of the same age. One day, Vinod tries to inform the cruelty the children are exposed, to an officer who later accepts a bribe and leaves. He is then sent to solitary confinement within a metal box under the sun as punishment. Vinod's female friend agrees to the sexual advances made by the owners husband in exchange for freeing Vinod from the metal box, yet she dies during the sexual assault and the murder is covered up. Weeks later, the boys, led by Vinod, rebel and kill the entire gang. They manage to vandalise the place and escape, following which the government takes over the plant, and all children are admitted into an orphanage run by Father Rozario.

Divya is touched by his past. Incidentally, the police and Aadhi arrive at the place. While Vinod was away to get some food, they try to explain to Divya that Vinod is a psychopath, with the evidence of a dead body in his earlier residence. Divya scoffs at their claims, citing his gentlemanly behaviour over the days that she has been alone with him. Vinod, learning that the police have arrived at the scene, begins to indulge in violence. He opens fire, killing a police constable. Forcing them out of their hideout, he manages to evade the police inspector and Aadhi and successfully brings Divya back to their original place of stay. Divya soon identifies the wolf in the sheep's clothing. Vinod pleads with her, telling Divya that all he wanted in his life was her presence, but she called him a friend and stated her inability to accept him as her partner for life.

Meanwhile, Aadhi regains consciousness and comes back to attack Vinod and rescue his girlfriend. A violent fight follows, where Vinod treats Aadhi with disdain. The fight culminates with Vinod, Aadhi, and Divya teetering at the edge of a slippery cliff. While Divya clutches a tree bark tightly, Vinod and Aadhi slip out and barely manage to hold either of her hands. Divya is forced to choose between her boyfriend and friend. Aadhi's pleas notwithstanding, Divya does not have the heart to kill Vinod, who smiles at Divya and he himself leaves hand falling to his death. The film closes with a dead Vinod looking up, with a smile on his face.

Cast

• Dhanush as Vinod
• Sonia Agarwal as Divya
• Sudeep as Aadhi Kesavan
• Nagesh as Father Rozario
• Daniel Balaji as Police Inspector
• Srikanth as Divya's father
• Hemalatha as Devi, Vinod's childhood friend
• Rambo Rajkumar
• Gowthami Vembunathan as the orphanage caretaker
• A. K. Abbas as Vinod's childhood friend
• Raviraj as Professor

Production

In the late 1990s, Selvaraghavan had written a script and had first narrated the story to his brother Dhanush in their shared bedroom at home, before asking him to play the lead role of Vinod. The film, later titled Kaadhal Kondein, became Selvaraghavan's official directorial debut after he wrote and "ghost-directed" Thulluvadho Ilamai (2002). Abhinay, who was a part of Thulluvadho Ilamai, was to play one of the lead roles but was replaced by newcomer Sudeep from Mumbai. This is the debut film for actress Sonia Agarwal.

Music

Kaadhal Kondein
Soundtrack album by Yuvan Shankar Raja
Released	20 March 2003
Recorded	2003
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Length	34:34 30:18 (OST release)
Label	Five Star Audio
Producer	Yuvan Shankar Raja
Yuvan Shankar Raja chronology
Pudhiya Geethai (2003) Kaadhal Kondein (2003) Winner (2003)

For Kaadhal Kondein, director Selvaraghavan and music composer Yuvan Shankar Raja came together again after their earlier successful collaboration in Thulluvadho Ilamai, for which Selvaraghavan worked as a writer. The soundtrack of Kaadhal Kondein was released on 20 March 2003, featuring seven tracks with lyrics written by Palani Bharathi and Na. Muthukumar. The music, especially the film score, received universal critical acclaim, establishing composer Yuvan Shankar Raja as one of the "most sought after music directors" in the Tamil film industry.

The song "Kadhal Mattum Purivathillai" is based on "Räven" by the Swedish-Finnish folk band Hedningarna, while "Manasu Rendum" is based on "A Rose in the Wind" by Indonesian singer Anggun. More than a year after the release of the film, an "original soundtrack" was released, that followed the Hollywood-style. It was said to be the first time, that an original soundtrack was released for a film in India as the soundtracks released in India do not contain any film score pieces but full songs that feature in the film itself. The OST of Kaadhal Kondein contains 20 tracks overall, which includes the seven earlier released tracks, four "montage" bit songs, that featured in the film, but not in the soundtrack, and nine pieces from the actual film score, which were titled "Theme Music".

No.	Title	Lyrics	Singer(s)	Length
1.	"Devathaiyai Kandaen"	Na. Muthukumar	Harish Raghavendra	5:11
2.	"Manasu Rendum"	Palani Bharathi	Shankar Mahadevan	6:41
3.	"Nenjodu"	Na. Muthukumar	P. Unnikrishnan, Sujatha	6:25
4.	"Kadhal Mattum Purivathillai"	Palani Bharathi	Vijay Yesudas	6:07
5.	"Thottu Thottu"	Na. Muthukumar	Harish Raghavendra	5:16
6.	"18 Vayathil"	Na. Muthukumar	Yuvan Shankar Raja	4:49
7.	"Kaadhal Kondein (Theme Music)" (Instrumental)			1:07

All music is composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja

Original Soundtrack release

No.	Title	Artist(s)	Length
8.	"Thathi Thathi"	Yuvan Shankar Raja	2:48
9.	"Natpinilae"	Harish Raghavendra	1:19
10.	"Unnai Thozhi"	Ranjith	2:05
11.	"Kai Padamalae"	Ranjith	2:16
12.	"Theme Music 1"	Instrumental	2:42
13.	"Theme Music 2"	Instrumental	2:12
14.	"Theme Music 3"	Instrumental	0:58
15.	"Theme Music 4"	Instrumental	2:05
16.	"Theme Music 5"	Instrumental	2:24
17.	"Theme Music 6"	Instrumental	1:46
18.	"Theme Music 7"	Instrumental	2:29
19.	"Theme Music 8"	Instrumental	4:31
20.	"Theme Music 9"	Instrumental	2:43
Total length:			30:18

Reception

Critical response

The film opened in July 2003 to critical acclaim and commercial success. A reviewer from The Hindu noted, "[Selvaraghavan's] story, screenplay, dialogue and direction are focused and hit the bull's eye straightway — hardly missing the mark." Malini Mannath of Chennai Online wrote "The film-maker willing to experiment with lesser explored subjects needs to be commended for taking 'the road not taken', and for his efforts to give a different fare to the audience. 'Kadhal Konden' is an engaging entertainer, worth a watch". The Visual Dasan of Kalki praised the acting of Dhanush and Sonia Agarwal, Yuvan Shankar Raja's music and the cinematography.

Award

Награда ITFA

• Победитель: ITFA Best New Actress Award - Соня Агарвал

Ремейки

С момента его выхода фильм был переделаен на несколько индийских языков; Boney Kapoor купил права на ремонт фильма на хинди , но проект не материализовался. Позже фильм был переделан в Телугу как Nenu (2004), в Каннаде как Равана (2009), в бенгальском ​ ​ Бангладешском and in Indian Bengali as Amanush (2010).

Наследие

Фильм оказался в карьере для Сельварагхавана и Дхануша в тамильской киноиндустрии. Успех песни "Devathaiyai Kandaen" побудил Бупати Пандиан назвать его фильм 2005 года с «Дхануш» в главной роли после названия песни.

Библиография

• Дхананджаян, Г. (2011). Лучшее из тамильского кино, с 1931 по 2010 год: 1977–2010 . Галатта СМИ. OCLC   733724281 .

Внешние ссылки

• Kaadhal Kondein в IMDB