Our Picks from Q3 2015 : Tamil Films

The third quarter of 2015 began with reassurance to the industry & the hero of Papanasam, the remake of the popular Malayalam film Drishyam, which turned out to be a wholesome treat. Close on its heels came SS Rajmouli's epic Baahubali (whose Tamil version was more of a remake than a mundane dub!). With the two films setting the quarter engine revving, there had to be a few big duds to bring the heat down and those came in the form of the drab trio of Maari, Vaalu & VSOP. Then came the surprise film of the year - Thani Oruvan - which helped Jayam Ravi wash away the sins of his other pedestrian outing & we can't thank Raja enough for getting us the ever-so-charming Arvind Swami back in an uber cool villainous avatar. The quarter ended on a sound note with critics lapping up the National Award winning Kuttram Kadithal & the fans giving their thumbs-up to the awkwardly titled adult comedy Trisha Illanaa Nayantara whose whopping collection would have surprised its hero GV Prakash himself!

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Interview with Bramma, Director of Kuttram Kadithal – Part 2

After the phenomenal critical appreciation for Kuttram Kadithal, the first question that needs to be asked is “Where did you come from? We could not find anything on you in the Internet!” Excerpts from Bramma's discussion on Kuttram Kadithal & his journey into film-making is presented as a two-parts series. [Part 1 can be found here.]

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Interview with Bramma, Director of Kuttram Kadithal – Part 1

Bramma’s journey into film making came across through his participation in the Inter-collegiate South Zone Culturals events during his stint of pursuing a B.Sc. degree in Physics from Loyola and his entry into Kollywood Mainstream Cinema is even more fascinating. On a day in 2012 when he resigned a job, he was asked the question, “What next?” at a Tea Shop by his friend Christy, for which he did not have a clear answer. When asked if he could make a film at a low budget, he replied in the affirmative without hesitating one bit. That was how Kuttram Kadithal, the National Award winning film, up for release next week, was born!

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