An interesting Tamil film: Leelai

Rashmun wrote:The Tamil film Leelai is a very interesting phenomenon. I am not sure whether this is an atypical case or not, but: the hero is a maharashtrian, the heroine is a gujarati, the music director is a bengali (who did his undergrad in engineering from NIT Tiruchirapalli).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelai

Rashmun wrote:

Rashmun wrote:The Tamil film Leelai is a very interesting phenomenon. I am not sure whether this is an atypical case or not, but: the hero is a maharashtrian, the heroine is a gujarati, the music director is a bengali (who did his undergrad in engineering from NIT Tiruchirapalli).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelai

The director selected North Indian actor Shiv Pandit in the lead role after seeing him an advertisement for a mobile phone company, Airtel.[5] After Pandit was signed on, he practised his Tamil dialogues by reading them repeatedly and understanding the emotions and punches. He also watched a lot of Tamil films to get attuned to the culture.

b_A wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Rashmun wrote:The Tamil film Leelai is a very interesting phenomenon. I am not sure whether this is an atypical case or not, but: the hero is a maharashtrian, the heroine is a gujarati, the music director is a bengali (who did his undergrad in engineering from NIT Tiruchirapalli).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelai

The director selected North Indian actor Shiv Pandit in the lead role after seeing him an advertisement for a mobile phone company, Airtel.[5] After Pandit was signed on, he practised his Tamil dialogues by reading them repeatedly and understanding the emotions and punches. He also watched a lot of Tamil films to get attuned to the culture.

*yawn*

Rashmun wrote:

b_A wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Rashmun wrote:The Tamil film Leelai is a very interesting phenomenon. I am not sure whether this is an atypical case or not, but: the hero is a maharashtrian, the heroine is a gujarati, the music director is a bengali (who did his undergrad in engineering from NIT Tiruchirapalli).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelai

The director selected North Indian actor Shiv Pandit in the lead role after seeing him an advertisement for a mobile phone company, Airtel.[5] After Pandit was signed on, he practised his Tamil dialogues by reading them repeatedly and understanding the emotions and punches. He also watched a lot of Tamil films to get attuned to the culture.

*yawn*

*Wide yawn*

b_A wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

b_A wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Rashmun wrote:The Tamil film Leelai is a very interesting phenomenon. I am not sure whether this is an atypical case or not, but: the hero is a maharashtrian, the heroine is a gujarati, the music director is a bengali (who did his undergrad in engineering from NIT Tiruchirapalli).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelai

The director selected North Indian actor Shiv Pandit in the lead role after seeing him an advertisement for a mobile phone company, Airtel.[5] After Pandit was signed on, he practised his Tamil dialogues by reading them repeatedly and understanding the emotions and punches. He also watched a lot of Tamil films to get attuned to the culture.

*yawn*

*Wide yawn*

*Wider yawn*

Tracy Whitney wrote:get creative with your yawns, b_a and rashmun

*wide-like-the-silver-screen yawn*

*wide-like-a-helicopter-can-fly-in-and-out yawn*