But then, it could well be that those two south Indian languages were easier for Tamil audiences to accept, than Hindi, traditionally a red rag to the Tamil psyche. The counter-argument could be that Mani hasn't always made his films first in Tamil - his Pallavi Anu Pallavi, with Anil Kapoor starring, was originally made in Kannada, while Geethanjali, a Nagarjuna-starrer, was a Telugu original (later dubbed in Tamil as Idahayathe Thirudathe). Perhaps the audience back in Tamil Nadu saw, in Dil Se, nothing more than a gigantic Hindi soap dubbed in their language and blown up to silver-screen status. Interestingly, a lot of Hindi teleserials, starring a galaxy of big names, have been dubbed in Tamil with little if any success. It seems to work just fine with the bevy of Bollywood belles regularly making it big down in Kollywood, but when it comes to the guys, it's a seeming no-no (perhaps the flip side of the fact that southern male stars, no matter how talented - the name of Kamal Haasan comes to mind here) rarely make waves in Hindi cinema. Inherent in that premature New Year's resolution, perhaps, was the realisation that the Tamil audience did not take too kindly to Shah Rukh mouthing Tamil.
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Why did the film go bust, despite all its obvious plus points? Perhaps there lurks a clue in something Mani said in the aftermath of its release: "I will not," he told an interviewer, "make any more films in Hindi and dub in Tamil, from now on it will be Tamil first, the other languages after that."
Mani Ratnam, the man who focussed national attention on Tamil cinema with his Roja, failed in his bid to woo the Hindi audiences with the made-for-Bollywood Dil Se - this, despite the presence of Shah Rukh Khan and Manisha Koirala. And the first thing that strikes you, about the year that was in Tamil films, is the bombing, albeit in relative terms, of two mega-budget movies, by two directors with an all-India reputation. Click for bigger pic!Īs another year comes to an end - in Tamil films, as elsewhere - you tend to take stock. I’m taking this battle head-on, knowing I have the strength of my family and friends behind me.Rediff On The NeT, Movies: Gossip from the southern film industryĪ still from Dil Se. What has helped has been the immense outpouring of love and support I’ve received over the past few days, for which I am very grateful. We remain optimistic and I am determined to fight every step of the way. And so, as advised by my doctors, I am currently undergoing a course of treatment in New York. I am very blessed and thankful for each of them.” adding "“There is no better way to tackle this than to take swift and immediate action. My family and close friends have rallied around me, providing the best support system that anyone can ask for. A niggling pain led to some tests, which led to this unexpected diagnosis. I have recently been diagnosed with high-grade cancer that has metastasized, which we frankly did not see coming.
Sonali in her statement has said "“Sometimes when you least expect it, life throws you a curveball. She also starred opposite Arjun and Nizhalgal Ravi in Prabhu Solomon's debut film 'Kannodu Kanbathellam'. Rahman musical 'Kadhalar Dhinam' directed by Kathir. Sonali Bendre who made a special appearance in Mani Ratnam's 'Bombay' in the "Arabi kadaloram" song later acted as the leading lady in the super hit A.R. However Sonali has remained strong and is determined to fight it out with the help of her family and loved ones. She has shared on social media that she had casually visited a doctor with a niggling pain and was shocked with the bad news.
Popular Bollywood leading lady Sonali Bendre has been diognosed with high grade cancer and has flown to New York for treatment.
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