Re: GC

by Impedimenta Thu Jun 06, 2013 7:31 pm

SO, intha maathiri yaaravadhu paatu paadinaangala? :-) just checking

by garam_kuta Thu Jun 06, 2013 9:06 pm

Impedimenta wrote:SO, intha maathiri yaaravadhu paatu paadinaangala? :-) just checking

hmm...''ennnai pAda sonnAl enna pAda thondrum' negates her own singing, isn't it? one of the top thamizh movies IMO is pudhiya paravai, in every which way.

by Rishi Thu Jun 06, 2013 10:05 pm

What about the song Engae Nimmadhi?

I think it is a great one.

by goodcitizn Fri Jun 07, 2013 12:07 am

Impedimenta wrote:SO, intha maathiri yaaravadhu paatu paadinaangala? :-) just checking

No, not it at all. At MCC we boys stuck to "baila" songs in serenading girls to get a few laughs. Here's an example:

On a cool-u summer-u morning

Went a girl-u for a walking

Companion-u she was lacking

Adada adada what a walking!

I will tell you how-u

It was the cupid's-u bowwu!

She was from the west-u coast-u

In a mundu she was-u dressed-u

As she walked-u on the road-u

Her mundu went-u phat-u phat-u! ( I will tell you how-u)

There came a hefty lad-u

His face-u was romba crude-u

Cow & Gate is nothing to beat-u

Kanji vellam as a food-u! (I will tell you how-u)

This lad-u went to the girl-u

Gave-u her a lovely smile-u

Took his comb-u combed his hair-u

Asked her-u what is your paeru! (I will tell you how-u)

She was in an awful-u mood-u

So she took a fire-u wood-u

On the head-u gave-u onnu

Aayaala avvada pappadam aaki! (I will tell you how-u)

by Kris Fri Jun 07, 2013 1:29 am

garam_kuta wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:SO, intha maathiri yaaravadhu paatu paadinaangala? :-) just checking

hmm...''ennnai pAda sonnAl enna pAda thondrum' negates her own singing, isn't it? one of the top thamizh movies IMO is pudhiya paravai, in every which way.

>>> I think the movie borrowed generously from 'to chase a crooked shadow'. Some tidbits about this movie: the author manian wrote serial novels with names based on the above song- 'unnai ondru ketpen', 'unmai solla vendum' etc; the dance on the ship is very English - early sixties-ish. Apparently, Shivaji's brother studied in England for some time and he had some input into this or so I have heard.

by goodcitizn Sat Jun 08, 2013 2:32 am

Kris wrote:
Apparently, Shivaji's brother studied in England for some time and he had some input into this or so I have heard.

Did Sivaji have a brother? News to me.

by Kris Sat Jun 08, 2013 3:04 am

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Apparently, Shivaji's brother studied in England for some time and he had some input into this or so I have heard.

Did Sivaji have a brother? News to me.

>>>Shanmugam, I think.

by goodcitizn Sat Jun 08, 2013 3:49 am

Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Apparently, Shivaji's brother studied in England for some time and he had some input into this or so I have heard.

Did Sivaji have a brother? News to me.

>>>Shanmugam, I think.

I vaguely remember the name. Didn't know he went to school in England. That said, Pudhiya Paravai is a great movie. It is a movie that also showcased Sowkar Janaki in a completely different role than the ones she had been typecast.

by Kris Sat Jun 08, 2013 4:05 am

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Apparently, Shivaji's brother studied in England for some time and he had some input into this or so I have heard.

Did Sivaji have a brother? News to me.

>>>Shanmugam, I think.

I vaguely remember the name. Didn't know he went to school in England. That said, Pudhiya Paravai is a great movie. It is a movie that also showcased Sowkar Janaki in a completely different role than the ones she had been typecast.

>>>The college life in England may have been a short stint after which he returned. I remember certain parts of this movie, but not all of it. 'Unnai ondu ketpen' is a nice song.

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