Thotti Jaya | |
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Directed by | Durai |
Written by | Durai |
Starring | Simbhu, Gopika, Pradeep Rawat Vincent Asokan |
Music by | Harris Jayaraj Yuvan Shankar Raja |
Editing by | Anthony |
Release date(s) | 2005 |
Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Thotti Jaya is an Indian film released in 2005. It was written and directed by Durai. The soundtrack was composed by Harris Jayaraj.
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Jayachandran (Simbu) Mukut Pal is a born rowdy working in a hotel as a helper. He gets his title name "Thotti Jaya" as he is born in a garbage bin. People who confront him dread even his sheer presence. Seena Thana (Pradeep Rawat), a local rowdy notices Jaya's qualities as a rowdy, makes him his right hand henchman and uses him in his anti-social activities. In an incident, Jaya gets entangled in a political and police trap. To escape from police, Jaya slips to Calcutta and goes into hiding. Meanwhile Brinda (Gopika), a college lass from Kanyakumari comes to Calcutta on a tour along with her friends. Pimps operating in the red light area of Calcutta take away Brinda. Jaya accidentally meets Brinda when she tries to escape from the gang. He helps Brinda escape from the gang and takes her safely to Kanyakumari. On her way back home by train, Brinda starts admiring Jaya's niceties and gradually falls in love with him. When she expresses her desire, Jaya reciprocates her love, and both decide to enter into wedlock but little does he know that Brindha is actually the daughter of Seena Thana. Jaya takes away Brinda from her house and thus, earns the wrath of Seena Thana. Angered by this, Seena Thana summons his rowdy gangs and plots to bump off Thotti Jaya. How Thottijaya accomplishes his hopes of marrying Brinda is told in the remaining part of the story.
Actor | Role |
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Gopika | Brinda |
Pradeep Rawat | Seena Thana |
Thotti Jaya | ||||
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Soundtrack album by Harris Jayaraj | ||||
Released | 2005 | |||
Genre | Feature film soundtrack | |||
Harris Jayaraj chronology | ||||
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There are six songs composed by Harris Jayaraj. Yuvan Shankar Raja, who was first signed as the music director,[1] composed one song for the film, not included in the soundtrack and is creditted in the title card.
Song title | Singers |
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Yaaridamum | Harini, Ramesh Vinayagam |
Thotta Poweru Da | Shankar Mahadevan |
Yaari Singaari | Karthik, Srilekha Parthasarathy, Sriram, Ceylon Manohar |
Acchu Vellam Karumbe | Ranjith, Saindhavi, Shankar Mahadevan |
Uyire En Uyire | Karthik, Anuradha Sriram, Bombay Jayashri |
Theme Music | INSTRUMENTS HARRIS |
Intha ooru | Yuvan shankar raja |