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VAIGAI Tamil Movie

Release Date: 10 Jul 2009
Genre: Drama
Language: Tamil

Director: Sundarapandi S.R
Producer: PPG. Kumaran, PPGD. Shankar
Music Director: Sabesh Murali

Cast:
Bala
Visakha
Kanja Karuppu

Reviews

Vaigai is a beautiful love story which based on a real life incident, Starring debutant actors Bala and Vishaka. Reel lives are often made after getting inspired from real life. Such is an example is this movie ‘Vaigai’, directed by debutant director L. R. Sundarapandi. It is a pure romantic flick that is based on a real life incident. As the title hints, the movie is named after the river that flows through Madurai and also the story is set in the locales of this Temple city.

According to the director, “‘Vaigai’ is the story of two youngsters madly in love, who embark on a journey to get united. We have filmed this movie entirely in Tirumangalam (Madurai) which also happens to be a place where this real incident took place.”

Interestingly Sundarapandi’s source of inspiration was a lady and it is said to be that she makes an appearance at the end of the movie. He added, “About 2000 people, who were also a part of this real life incident, will make an appearance in the climax.”

The movie casts fresh faces Bala who was the winner of dance show “Manaada Mayilada” is the hero and Vishaka is his lady love. It seems even the songs are the outcome of inspiration from Illayaraja’s melodies. The music is by the popular duo Sabesh–Murali.Maestro Ilayaraja’s song for Bharathiraja’s blockbuster Alaigal Oivadhillai, Aayiram Thamarai Mottukaley, is being used in the same format in Vaigai, a film by Sundarapandi with fresher Bala in the lead role.

‘As a tribute to the musical genius, we have decided to use the same version of the song without spoiling its original beauty’, says the filmmaker. On the movie, he says, ‘I have emblazoned real life incidents into the celluloid with more manifestation’


Vaigai is a tale of romance, he says and adds: ‘Usually, the characterisations are caricatured based on real life individuals involved in it. But over here in Vaigai, it’s more on contrastive grounds as I have presented the real life characters themselves enacting to the related incidents with the backdrops of same locations.’