Mugavari

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Mugavari
Directed by	Durai
Produced by	K.Kunjumon
Written by	Crazy Mohan
Starring	Ajith, Jyothika, Raghuvaran, Vivek
Music by	Deva
Release date(s)	2000
Language	Tamil
Budget	50,000,000

Mugavari is a Tamil movie starring Ajith, Jyothika, Raghuvaran, Vivek, Cochin Haneefa, K.Vishwanath and Jai Ganesh. The music is composed by Deva. The story was the meanings of dreams and ambitions and the ego to fulfil them. The film was directed by Durai.

[edit] Box Office

The film opened in 86 screens throughout Tamil Nadu. It grossed Rs.20 million in the first week of release. It played for 119 days before being replaced by the next Ajith film - Unnai Kodu Ennai Tharuven. ^{[citation needed]} It was later dubbed into Telugu as Chirunama.

[edit] Plot

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Sridhar (Ajith) has been trying to become a music director for eight years. In spite of having earned an M.A., his only dream is to become a music director (he even calls the eight-year wait a "penance"). His family, consisting of his father (K.Vishwanath), his brother Shiva (Raghuvaran), his sister-in-law Shantha(Sitara) and his sister, is fully supportive of him. He runs into Viji (Jyothika) and their friendship soon blossoms into love. She helps him get a foot in the door in the industry but bad luck spoils his chances. When Viji's sister's marriage is finalised suddenly, Viji's father (Jaiganesh) asks her to get married too. But he is understandably worried when he learns that Sridhar is unemployed and following a dream that has not been realised for 8 years. Back in Sridhar's home, Shiva suffers a heart attack.