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Congrats to the Ulaganayakan
by Rajagopalan Nair on Jun 19, 2008 09:57 PM  Permalink 

Thalaiva! Wish u hearty congrats for the mega success of Dasavatharam. Dasa is a hit in TN, Andhra, Karnataka, Kerala and wherever it is released. It is in the 11th position in UK top ten, has beaten Sarkar Raj, The Happening and many other movies.

Kamal, you are the best!

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Malaysia Box Office: Dasavatharam beats The Happening and Kung Fu Panda
by Rajagopalan Nair on Jun 19, 2008 09:50 PM  Permalink 

Box Office 15/06/08

#1 The Incredible Hulk
#2 Dasavatharam
#3 Kung Fu Panda
#4 The Happening
#5 Prom Night

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Let Kamal do roles befitting his age!
by K Chandru on Jun 19, 2008 05:16 PM  Permalink 

This has nothing to do with the film. But I feel, it's an eyesore to watch the likes of Kamal, Rajini, Vijaykanth, Sarath Kumar, Satyaraj, etc., still doing hero's role, unsuccesfully covering their necks, avoiding closeups even during song sequences and acting opposite heroines half their age. The heroines look more like their daughters and not their partners. The situation is no better in other languages either. I'd prefer they doing roles to suit their age and impressing the viewers even in those roles. Like, Raj Kiran winning over Cheran by miles with his performance in a dad's role or, like our own Charu sir donning the role of a postman in `Thabarane Kathe' (`hope, I spelt the name right!)

I'm sure, many Kamal fans here may not share my views. But like others, he too can not hide his 50 age despite hi-fi makeup and the closeup scenes are sure going to be an eyesore with all those wrinkles on his face and neck. He sure is an excellent actor and no doubt, he can do justice even if he dons a role of an elder brother or a dad (to Asin or Mallika Sherawat).

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Dashavataram
by Pallavi Suresh on Jun 13, 2008 12:03 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Dashavataram is the greatest release of the 21st century so far. Long live Kamal. Sivaji sucks in comparison.

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RE:Dashavataram
by Sasi UK on Jun 13, 2008 05:23 PM  Permalink
YOU JEALOUS UPON FACTS.
This movie is screening in 145 screens in Chennai - Sivaji had 85.
Sivaji released in USA in 22 theatres - Dasavatharam released in 44 theatres in USA.
More over, an Excellent visual extra vaganza than SIVAJI.

And many more record breaking news are coming out. THAT'S WHY YO PEOPLE ARE JEALOUS

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RE:Dashavataram
by labodhibo on Jun 16, 2008 01:32 PM  Permalink
Idiot. Sivaji was released in 46 theaters in USA. Correct your facts..
The reason for 1000 copies is an ingenous idea by Aascar Ravichandran..who is the producer to get his money back. otherwise he knows this wornt run for more tahn three months.


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RE:Dashavataram
by K Chandru on Jun 19, 2008 05:15 PM  Permalink
This has nothing to do with the film. But I feel, it's an eyesore to watch the likes of Kamal, Rajini, Vijaykanth, Sarath Kumar, Satyaraj, etc., still doing hero's role, unsuccesfully covering their necks, avoiding closeups even during song sequences and acting opposite heroines half their age. The heroines look more like their daughters and not their partners. The situation is no better in other languages either. I'd prefer they doing roles to suit their age and impressing the viewers even in those roles. Like, Raj Kiran winning over Cheran by miles with his performance in a dad's role or, like our own Charu sir donning the role of a postman in `Thabarane Kathe' (`hope, I spelt the name right!)

I'm sure, many Kamal fans here may not share my views. But like others, he too can not hide his 50 age despite hi-fi makeup and the closeup scenes are sure going to be an eyesore with all those wrinkles on his face and neck. He sure is an excellent actor and no doubt, he can do justice even if he dons a role of an elder brother or a dad (to Asin or Mallika Sherawat).

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RE:Dashavataram
by abc_xyz abc_xyz on Jun 13, 2008 06:12 PM  Permalink
no dobut, Dasavatharam is breath-taking with mind-blowing visuals.

but in 2 years time, another tamil film is going to storm the entire world.

R O B O T !!!

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RE:Dashavataram
by Ramesh Kumar on Jun 19, 2008 10:44 AM  Permalink
Pallavi

Why comparing Sivaji with Dasavatharam. Instead you can compare one of Kamal's earlier movie AALAVANDHAN (ABHAY IN HINDI) and feel relieved that atleast Dasa is better than A.Vandhan.

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Kamal hassan is a flop commercially
by Anand Krish on Jun 13, 2008 11:16 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Even the movies of new comers like vijay, vishal, surya etc. have more collections than best of his films. His latest movie is all set to become a commercial disaster.

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RE:Kamal hassan is a flop commercially
by Pallavi Suresh on Jun 13, 2008 12:00 PM  Permalink
Hey get your facts right. Kamal is the greatest living actor of the century. Vijay and Surya??? They are 0.1% of Kamal in effort. Vijay can only talk dialouges and Surya acts cynical in every film. Ajit belly dances and Madhavan wooes girls badly.

Long live King Kamal!

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RE:Kamal hassan is a flop commercially
by You See on Jun 13, 2008 03:06 PM  Permalink
Is it so! I thought Surya and Vikram have done better than him in their short span in whatever roles they play!!!

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Kamal the Great Sir or No Sir
by C.V.RAMAN IYER on Jun 13, 2008 11:07 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

I have seen most of his films. When u watch his movies, it is not that u r watching that movie. It is the real life experience one feels when he faces the camera. Even saying that He is Great is a lesser compliment for him. As for his private life and his character / mannerism (that he is rude) doesnt bother any one when u watch his films.

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RE:Kamal the Great Sir or No Sir
by You See on Jun 13, 2008 03:05 PM  Permalink
is it so!

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all actors are sir
by ss on Jun 13, 2008 10:40 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

any one the film industry is sir or madam.

vadivelu sir, kavundamani sir, kushboo madam ,jaya madam
chinnvar MGR. etc etc

its all the enlightened words of stars, ordinary people cant understand should try to

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RE:all actors are sir
by Ravan Raj on Jun 13, 2008 11:18 AM  Permalink
"Sir & Madam" shows the slave mentality of Tamilians.Most of them use the word "madam" more than 100 times for completing a sentence.50 more yrs oldies used to call 18yrs old girl in the film industry like this.bcaz Ji or shri not accepted by karuna & co.

I am tamilian living in chennai i used to advise every body to maintain a standard the person u talk.But still our brothers and sisters sacred while seeing a well dressed man or women.
Dear my brothers dont give unwanted respect to film Jockers.



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Kamal Sir Sir Sir Sirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
by Sanjay Panday on Jun 13, 2008 10:38 AM  Permalink 

Kamal Sir Sir Sir Sir Sir Sir Sir Sir Sir Sirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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What is Kamal
by BostonTechee on Jun 13, 2008 02:21 AM  Permalink  | Hide replies

What does he mean when he says Kamal "Sir"? Sir used as a suffix is only when you are knighted or confired a knighthood by the Queen of England..!!!

Indian eqvivalent is a simply a "Shri"
Kamaljee or Shri Kamal, or why not just say Kamal??? surely Kamal woudnt mind. why have the British terminology and colonial suffixes for a Indian actor ?




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RE:What is Kamal
by Farooq Khan on Jun 13, 2008 10:49 AM  Permalink
bOSTON KE ____

sIR BOLNE SE TERA SAR KYON GHOOM RAHA HAI bE?

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RE:What is Kamal
by Nagaraj N on Jun 13, 2008 10:37 AM  Permalink
shri boston techee jee, what's bothering u?

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RE:What is Kamal
by abc on Jun 13, 2008 10:49 AM  Permalink
did u call ur principles adhyapak.. and ur teachers guruji??

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RE:What is Kamal
by Priya Jay on Jun 13, 2008 07:59 AM  Permalink
Siror Madam (as used in india-not in Uk) are terms as respectful as Shree or Ji in india.

If people need to address seniors in india with names, then it wouldnt be respectful culture!!!!!!!





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RE:What is Kamal
by kapil on Jun 13, 2008 10:38 AM  Permalink
like Rajni sir..everyone call him sir...

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RE:What is Kamal
by RR on Jun 13, 2008 10:53 AM  Permalink
boston why dont you call your boss by name with prefixing shri or mr. or suffixing jee. Will you from now on???? You moron!!!!!

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RE:What is Kamal
by Pallavi Suresh on Jun 13, 2008 12:01 PM  Permalink
Hey lunkhead. Get your history right. Britain and England copied our Shri and made it Sir. Check out Wikipedia for more info. Besides Kamal has a Padma Shri which is our equivalent for SIR.

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RE:What is Kamal
by You See on Jun 13, 2008 03:09 PM  Permalink
is it so!

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