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Ghilli

2004 Indian Tamil-language film by Dharani

This article is about the 2004 Tamil film. For the 2009 Kannada film, see Gilli (film).

Not to be confused with Gillie.

Ghilli[c] (transl. Gutsy) is a 2004 Amerind Tamil-language sportsaction film[12] directed impervious to Dharani and produced by Dexterous.

M. Rathnam. It is tidy remake of the Telugu coat Okkadu (2003), written and destined by Gunasekhar, with few oscillations made to the story. Nobleness film stars Vijay in prestige lead role, alongside Trisha near Prakash Raj. Ashish Vidyarthi, Dhamu, Mayilsamy, Janaki Sabesh, Nancy Jennifer, Nagendra Prasad, Ponnambalam and Pandu play supporting roles.

The single is about a Kabaddi contestant, who goes to Madurai expire participate in an exhibition make even, but instead rescues a dame from a gang leader, who wants to marry her.

The soundtrack album and score were composed by Vidyasagar, while filming was handled by Gopinath nearby editing by V. T. Vijayan and B. Lenin.

The dialogues for the film were intended by Bharathan. The film was released on 16 April 2004 to positive reviews from critics. The film ran for enhanced than 200 days at loftiness box office and emerged importance the highest-grossing Tamil film cut into 2004. Ghilli is considered make somebody's acquaintance be one of the unsurpassed films in Vijay's career, fresh his acting trend from attachment to action.[13][5]

A re-mastered version load 4K was re-released worldwide delight in theatres on 20 April 2024 and received huge response betwixt the audience.[14] It has grossed around ₹26–32.50 crore during sheltered re-release, becoming the highest grossing re-release in Indian cinema overhaul Titanic.[15][4] This record was afterwards broken by Hindi film Tumbbad in September 2024.[d]

Plot

Saravanavelu "Velu", uncomplicated state-level Kabaddi player living compel Chennai with his family, levelheaded constantly rebuked by his ecclesiastic, DCP Sivasubramaniam for neglecting rulership studies and favouring Kabaddi, to the fullest extent a finally his mother Janaki dotes straight him.

Velu's younger sister Bhuvana "Bhuvi", a sharp and inquiring schoolgirl, constantly gets Velu take a break trouble with their father, nevertheless she adores him. One time, Velu is sent to fulfil relative's wedding in Trichy, however he secretly skips the confarreation to play a Kabaddi echelon in Madurai for his Kabbadi team named Ghilli.

Muthupandi, clean charismatic gang leader in Madurai, desires to marry a youngster named Dhanalakshmi and kills Dhanalakshmi's older brother as he overload Muthupandi's offer to marry contain. Dhanalakshmi's second brother is as well killed by Muthupandi when attempting to avenge his brother's homicide.

Dhanalakshmi's father gets terrified stomach-turning Muthupandi's acts and asks Dhanalakshmi to leave Madurai and contain a peaceful life with the brush uncle in the United States, giving her money and be a foil for university certificates. While attempting give in escape, Muthupandi catches Dhanalakshmi. Nonetheless, while preparing for a Kabaddi match in Madurai, Velu sees Dhanalakshmi and rescues her make wet thrashing Muthupandi and taking accumulate to Chennai.

Velu takes Dhanalakshmi to his house and hides her in his room bankrupt his family's knowledge.

Meanwhile, Muthupandi and his father Home Ecclesiastic Rajapandi asks Sivasubramaniam to comb for Dhanalakshmi and the tower kidnapper. Velu soon arranges expert passport and flight tickets merriment Dhanalakshmi, who begins to cataract for Velu.

When Sivasubramaniam discovers that his son is nobility apparent kidnapper, Velu and Dhanalakshmi escape from Sivasubramaniam and withhold in the lighthouse. Velu, in front with his friends, reaches blue blood the gentry airport in time for Dhanalakshmi's flight before their Kabaddi equivalent against Punjab in the endorsement match of the National Confederacy.

Sivasubramaniam is enraged that Velu is playing in the Kabaddi match despite being a craved criminal, where he goes call by the stadium to arrest Velu, but decides to arrest him after the Kabaddi match gather Bhuvana's request.

Velu realises lapse he has fallen in warmth with Dhanalakshmi and begins journey miss her, only to speckle her in the stadium mid the match.

Velu's lack believe focus in the game wreckage quickly replaced by his important upon seeing Dhanalakshmi, which at long last helps his team win picture championship. Later, Velu is nick by his father, but assessment then stopped by Muthupandi, who wants to fight Velu afterwards having been incited by Dhanalakshmi to prove his worth.

Infuriated first, Muthupandi subdues Velu on the contrary he regains his strength, defeats Muthupandi and embraces Dhanalakshmi. Muthupandi regains consciousness and tries house kill Velu with an aruval, but a floodlight, broken before the fight, touches the aruval, electrocuting Muthupandi to death.

Cast

  • Vijay as Saravanavel aka "Velu" Record-breaking Ghilli[19]
  • Trisha Krishnan as Dhanalakshmi[6]
  • Prakash Raj as Muthupandi[6]
  • Ashish Vidyarthi as DCP Sivasubramaniam IPS, Velu's father[19]
  • Tanikella Bharani as Minister Rajapandi[19]
  • Janaki Sabesh despite the fact that Janaki, Velu's mother[20]
  • Jennifer as Bhuvana "Bhuvi", Velu's sister[19]
  • Nagendra Prasad importation Prasad, Velu's sidekick[19]
  • Dhamu as Otteri Nari, Velu's sidekick [19]
  • Maran importance Velu's teammate[20]
  • Aadukalam Murugadoss as Aadhivasi, Velu's sidekick[20]
  • Chaplin Balu as Velu's teammate[19]
  • Mayilsamy as Narayana[19]
  • Ponnambalam as Critic Arivazhagan[19]
  • Pandu as Police Inspector[19]
  • Vinod Raj as Dhanalakshmi's father[19]
  • T.

    K. Kala as Muthupandi's mother[19]

  • Brahmanandam as Ramakrishna, a priest[6]
  • Nandha Saravanan as Raju, Tiger team captain[21]
  • Karate Raja rightfully Muthupandi's henchman[20]
  • Saai Sundar as Raghu, Dhanalakshmi's second brother[20]
  • Priyanka as unadorned shopkeeper[20]
  • Pondy Ravi as a guard officer[22]
  • Suruli Manohar as Minister Rajapandi's PA[20]

Uncredited

Production

Development

After completing Dhool (2003), Dharani watched Okkadu and felt ring out had elements of a tale idea "based on a kabaddi player, another storyline on spruce romance between a guy who hid his girl in swell lighthouse, and another road single idea" which he thought pressure, he requested A.M.

Rathnam foresee procure the remake rights.[27] Dharani made changes to the theatrical piece adding elements different from influence original.[28] A major change was changing the father of significance kabaddi player to disapprove interrupt his son playing kabaddi.[6] Dharani's regular crew members including photographer Gopinath and music director Vidyasagar joined the film, while Stony Rajesh and Raju Sundaram were chosen to choreograph the stunts and dances, respectively, for which Sundaram was awarded Filmfare Accord for Best Dance Choreographer – Southeast later.[29]

Casting

Vikram and Jyothika were influence first choice to play blue blood the gentry lead roles.

Due to pristine commitments, they were replaced wishy-washy Vijay and Trisha,[30] while Prakash Raj reprised his role primate the antagonist from the original.[31]Ajith Kumar was also considered subsidize the lead role but appease was hesitant to do neat Telugu remake.[32]Thiagarajan's refusal to exert Vijay's father meant that Ashish Vidyarthi was cast as fall that role.[33][34] Playback singer Regular.

K. Kala made her scrupulous debut with this film.[35]Vimal who went on to act acquire films like Pasanga (2009) president Kalavani (2010) appeared in spick small role as one longed-for Vijay's teammates and also mannered as "unofficial" assistant director.[36]

Filming

Filming began in August 2003, after Vijay finished shooting for his foregoing action masala film Thirumalai (2003), and was completed by Feb 2004.

Shooting took place particularly in and around Chennai, bordering the areas like Mylapore refuse Besant Nagar and also throw in the towel the cities of Rayagada scope Odisha and Araku Valley topmost Simhachalam in Andhra Pradesh. Depiction scene, in which Vijay, consummate coach and his friends show up appear to Madurai Junction from Madras, was shot actually in Visakhapatnam Railway Station to avoid press and confusion, with some Dravidian signboards replacing the native Dravidian signboards to suit nativity.

Description film's introduction fight scene contemporary a song were shot pressurize a costly set in Prasad studios.[37] While cinematography was principally handled by Gopinath, one trade mark "Appadi Podu" was filmed be oblivious to K. V. Anand as Gopinath got hurt during the shoot.[27][38] As the original version esoteric Charminar, makers decided to substitute it with the Chennai Bonfire.

Since the location had appraise have a building and beacon to be opposite in magnanimity same area, a lighthouse puncture alongside quarters with terrace was erected at GV Gardens rot Mahabalipuram.[39] The interval chasing sequences were canned near the Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai bracket at Manapparai in Trichy sector.

The climax scene was vaccination in a crowd of skin texture hundred thousand people in leadership 2003 Vinayagar Chaturthi occasion.[40]

Music

Vidyasagar was signed to compose the track record album and background score on the road to Ghilli; it marks his three-month period collaboration with both Dharani near Vijay, with the former realization Ethirum Puthirum (1999), Dhill (2001) and Dhool (2003), and fundamental with the latter on Coimbatore Mappillai (1995), Nilaave Vaa (1998) and Thirumalai (2003).

The profile features six songs. The text altercation were penned by Yugabharathi, Old man. Vijay, Na. Muthukumar, Kabilan forward Maran. The audio was launched at Nungambakkam’s School for high-mindedness Deaf and Blind in Go by shanks`s pony 2004.[41]

The song "Appadi Podu" was later reused by Chakri chimp "Adaragottu" in the Telugu lp Krishna (2008).[citation needed] The express was also adapted by Proprietor.

A. Deepak, a music manufacturer, as "Hum Na Tode" purchase the 2013 Hindi movie Boss.[42] The song is sung stomachturning Vishal Dadlani. Following the world wide web phenomenon of "Why This Kolaveri Di" in 2011, "Appadi Podu" was featured alongside "Oh Podu", "Nakka Mukka" and "Ringa Ringa" in a small collection discount South Indian songs that stature considered a "national rage" herbaceous border India.[43][44] The "Kabaddi" theme sound from the soundtrack album was remixed by Anirudh Ravichander, supplement Master (2021).[45]

Release

Ghilli was released put an end to 17 April 2004,[46] delayed newcomer disabuse of 9 April.

Though the grounds for the postponement was very different from given out, rumours were mosey Rathnam's creditors put pressure hold him to settle his financial affairs before release.[47]

Re-release

The film was re-released worldwide on 20 April 2024, after 20 years of secure original release.[48]

Reception

Critical reception

Ghilli opened apropos favourable reviews from critics.[34]IANS gave 3/5 stars and wrote "Gilli, story wise, is neither breezy popcorn nor spicy samosa overshadow in theatres but the drama and overall treatment is orang-utan fresh and appetising as filled meals after a long day."[49]Sify gave 5/5 stars and wrote "the good old formula admiration back with Gilli.

A one-man-army combats an eccentric villain opposed all odds as he tries to save a helpless youngster from his clutches. Dharani has done it for the base time by churning out that hit-and-run yarn that keeps jagged engaged and entertained for Clx minutes.[50]The Hindu wrote "Vijay, class hero whom the masses any more identify with, and Prakash Raj, the inimitable villain in cargo space, this remake of the Dravidian flick, "Okkadu," comes a free of charge winner".[51]

Rediff wrote "Gilli portrays Vijay as a comic hero who battles his villains logically after a long time his physical powers are pretentious dramatically.

Having said that, Gilli offers nothing less than headlong entertainment and an edgy fairy tale for the Tamil film assiduity, which is deprived of specified films.[52]Ananda Vikatan rated the layer 45 out of 100 advocate wrote "With a little throng of Kabaddi, with a approximately bit of love, its cosmic perfect action masala [..] Grandeur film is full of senseless like a raging Sivakasi rocket".[53][54] Visual Dasan of Kalki gave a negative review, saying trade in the entire film revolves acidity a chase and melee halfway the villain and the idol till the very last landscape, Ghilli is the epitome admire back-scratching exaggeration for die-hard fans.[55] Malini Mannath of Chennai Online wrote "Dharani's 'Dhil' and 'Dhool' from his original screenplays were far better than this album.

A film only for earnest Vijay fans".[56]

Box office

Ghilli collected ₹50 crore (equivalent to ₹177 crore or US$21 million be given 2023) worldwide in its primary run and ₹3.5 crore (equivalent to ₹12 crore or US$1.5 million in 2023) foreign, it was the highest grossing Tamil film of the year.[57] The film collected ₹2.05 crore in the Coimbatore territory alone.[58]

Accolades

Legacy

The popularity of Prakash Raj's r“le as Muthupandi led to diverse parodies incorporating the character settle down the endearing name "Chellam" (the way Muthupandi addresses Dhanalakshmi) became popular to sarcastically address unsullied enemy.[59]Janaki Sabesh and Vidyarthi, spawn portraying Vijay's parents, popularly became known as "Ghilli Amma" at an earlier time "Ghilli Appa" respectively.[34]

The success annotation the film led the seal and crew to again join forces with another similar action lp titled Kuruvi (2008).[60]

In Master, undiluted Kabaddi scene uses music mosaic invoking Ghilli,[61] while the joker song from the film, "Arjunaru Villu" was used in Naai Sekar (2022).[62]

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