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Superstar Rajinikanth who is having the habit of encouraging fresh talents and creations as when it comes to limelight, has expressed his heartfelt appreciations to the director Prabhu Solomon after watching the special screening of ‘Mynaa’.
Mynaa is about the travails of a driver subjected to various hardships in the hilly terrains where he operates. Viddharth and Amala Paul play the lead roles; D Imman is the music composer and Vairabalan the art director.
Reportedly Rajinikanth gave a hug to Prabhu Solomon and had expressed that he’d wished to be a part of the movie. Moreover the star has also penned a personal signed letter written in Tamil to the director of Mynaa, Prabhu Solomon as a token of his appreciation. Superstar also sent a bouquet to the lead pair as a token of his appreciation.
The super star had stated in the appreciation letter that he wish he had been in some scenes of ‘Mynaa’. He praised Thambi Ramaiyya’s role in the movie and was fully in appreciation for the actor.
Every man has a beast in his heart. Owing to society and our traditional values, we don’t let others to see it from close. But it so happens that the beast unleashes itself in certain circumstances which is beyond the control of human mind. Since I have lived and grown among those kind of people in the society during my early days, I can easily relate myself with the movie. “I could see those characters I have confronted in my life in Mynaa”, he has mentioned.
Praising the efforts of actors, he said that each actor and actress in the movie has done a brilliant job which is the evident in this movie. The highlight of the letter is when he mentions “Mynaa is a Dravidian movie. This movie is for every citizen of Tamil Nadu”. These kind of movies are a rarity in Tamil cinema. It is like “Kurunji Malar”, he feels.
About the crew, he states that Prabhu Solomon has done a very commendable job in directing this movie. Sukumar’s camera ensures that the movie is real and not otherwise. The cinematography is a visual treat. D Imman’s music complements the movie’s intentions very well.
He praised the efforts of all crew members, including Thambi Ramaiyya, and said that they have given a visual feast to the audience. Rajini also appreciated the efforts of Shalom studios, AGS and Udhayanidhi Stalin to make this movie a success.
Rajini’s only regret, after watching Mynaa, is that he could not act in the movie. “I would have been happy if I had acted in a few scenes in Mynaa”, he concludes.
Will Diwali 2010 light up the Kollywood box office? It is the second biggest festival season for the Tamil film industry, after Pongal.
As of now, there are 4 films lined up for this diwali. Of these, three big Tamil films will release on November 5 - Dhanush's Uthamaputhran, Prabhu Solomon's Mynaa, and Pushkar and Gayathri's VA-Quarter Cutting. Arjun's Vallakottai is also planned for release.
As far as the other films that had earlier announced their Diwali release, it seems there are no takers or theatres.
1. Dhanush's Uthamaputhiran
The film, a remake of the 2008 Telugu film Ready, stars Dhanush and Genelia D'Souza, reprising her role from the original version, in the lead roles. The supporting cast includes K. Bhagyaraj, Vivek, Karunas and R. Sundarrajan among others.
2. Va Quarter Cutting
Written and directed by Pushkar-Gayathri, the film stars Shiva, SPB Charan and Lekha Washington in the lead roles, with Kalyan, John Vijay, Abhinayashree essaying supporting roles. The film is produced by Sashikanth Sivaji of Y NOT Studios and is to be distributed by Dhayanidhi Alagiri's Cloud Nine Movies. The soundtrack and film score is composed by G. V. Prakash Kumar and cinematography is handled by Nirav Shah.
3. Mynaa
