Kadhal Kottai

Kadhal Kottai
Directed by Agathiyan
Produced by Sivashakthi Pandian
Written by Agathiyan
Starring Ajith
Devayani
Heera Rajgopal
Karan
Music by Deva
Cinematography Thangar Bachan
Editing by Lancy-Mohan
Distributed by Sivashakthi Movie Makers
Release date(s) 12 July 1996
Language Tamil
Budget not mentioned

Kadhal Kottai (Tamil: காதல் கோட்டை) is a 1996 Tamil film directed by Agathiyan, in which Ajith Kumar and Devayani play lead roles, apart from Heera Rajgopal, Thalaivasal Vijay, and Karan who played important roles.

The film won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil, the National Film Award for Best Directing as well as National Film Award for Best Screenplay for Agathiyan. The film was dubbed into Telugu as Prema Lekha. Agathiyan later remade this movie in Hindi titled Sirf Tum. The film was released as a novel in 2010 under the same name.[1]

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Plot

Kamali (Devayani) lives with her sister and brother-in-law in Ooty and is searching for a job. While in Madras, her purse is stolen and she fears she has lost her university certificates. Surya (Ajith Kumar) who works in Jaipur finds the purse and sends it back to her, and a love develops through letters and phone calls. They agree to love each other without meeting, and Surya eventually moves to Madras for work. However Kamali's brother-in-law is pressuring her to marry a suitable man and Surya's boss keeps trying to seduce him. Eventually, Kamali and Surya unite through a run of coincidences.

Though it is a boy loves girl story, Devayani and Ajit have acted very naturally by giving special meaning to love. Both actors were wonderful in their acting.

Cast

Production

Agathiyan had asked Devayani to change her glamorous on screen image for the film, and Devayani duly agreed with the film becoming the start of several other similar roles for her.[2]

Awards

National Film Awards- 1996
Tamil Nadu State Film Awards- 1996

Soundtrack

  1. Kaalamellam Kadhal (Unnikrishnan , K. S. Chithra)
  2. Kavalaippadathe Sagothara (Deva)
  3. Mottu Mottu (Swarnalatha)
  4. Nalam Nalamariya (Krishnaraj , Anuradha Sriram)
  5. Nalam Nalamariya - 2 (S. P. Balasubramaniam, Anuradha Sriram)
  6. Sivappu Lolakku (S. P. Balasubramaniam)
  7. Vellarikka Pinchu (Krishn , Deva)
  8. Vandey Arul (Krishnaraj , V. K. Murthy)

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