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4.7/10 IMDb Directed by Kamran Written by Kamran Cinematography A. Ramesh Music director Siddharth Vipin | 2/5 Times of India 2.5/5 IndiaGlitz Produced by Sudharshan Vembatty Music by Siddharth Vipin Director Kamran Narrated by Vimal | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Starring Ma Ka Pa Anand
Srushti Dange
Karunakaran Cast Srushti Dange, Ma Ka Pa Anand, Karunakaran, Siddharth Vipin, V Jayaprakash Similar Vil Ambu, Atti, Kaththukkutti, Puriyadha Anandam, Nayyapudai | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sidharth vipin drinking beer comedy navarasa thilagam ma ka pa karunakaran sruthi dange
Navarasa Thilagam is an Indian Tamil-language comedy film directed by Kamran, starring Ma Ka Pa Anand and Srushti Dange in the lead roles. Produced by Sudharshan Vembatty, the film began production in early 2015 and released in February 2016.
Contents
- Sidharth vipin drinking beer comedy navarasa thilagam ma ka pa karunakaran sruthi dange
- Ma ka pa karunakaran temple comedy navarasa thilagam sruthi dange
- Cast
- Production
- Soundtrack
- Reception
- References
Ma ka pa karunakaran temple comedy navarasa thilagam sruthi dange
Cast
Production
Ma Ka Pa Anand shot for the film simultaneously alongside his commitments for Panjumittai, Atti and Deepavali Thuppakki. The film was predominantly shot in Pollachi and was completed by September 2015. Songs were also shot in Kutralam and Thenkasi. The lead pair refused to shoot a kissing scene in the film, and stated that the director failed to disclose the shot in the original narration of the script.
Soundtrack
Reception
Times of India wrote "Navarasa Thilagam is a film that thinks of itself as a comedy while not making an effort to be one. The writing is quite bland (there is zero effort in building up the central romantic track) and the narrative predictable (we even get a hapless 'foreign mapillai'), and it is left to the cast to shore up the film." Indiaglitz wrote "Navarasa Thilagam is a 'Kalavani' kind of film which is not as entertaining but a watchable film that engages the viewer in most parts." New Indian Express wrote "The screenplay is more verbal in its take. The script may have seemed good on paper, but on the screen it falls flat. If only it had some punch and was crafted more interestingly [..] Navarasa Thilagam is, at most, a promising effort from a debutant maker." Sify wrote "Overall, Navarasa Thilagam is a damp squib and the joke is only on us!."
