Aahaa

Aahaa
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Directed by	Suresh Krishna
Produced by	R. Mohan
Written by	Crazy Mohan
Starring	Rajiv Krishna Sulekha Raghuvaran Vijayakumar Bhanupriya Srividya Sukanya
Music by	Deva
Cinematography	S. Saravanan
Edited by	Suresh Urs
Distributed by	Shogun Films Ltd
Release dates	30 October 1997 (1997-10-30)
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Aahaa is a 1997 Tamil film directed by Suresh Krishna starring Rajiv Krishna and Sulekha in the lead roles. The film was a decent hit among Deepavali releases and ran for 100 days.^[1]

This film later remade in Telugu titled Aaha starring Jagapathi Babu.

Plot

Shriram (Rajiv Krishna) is the son of 'Pepsi' Parasuram (Vijayakumar) and the younger brother of Raghu (Raguvaran). Raghu is married to Bhanupriya and has a son. While Raghu is a model son, Shriram is considered a wastrel. Shriram falls in love with Janaki (Sulekha), the daughter of a Brahmin cook (Delhi Ganesh). Parasuram opposes the match because of the difference in their status.

Meanwhile, Raghu's college sweetheart, Gita (Sukanya) is dying and she wants to spend her last days with him. She contacts him after five years and they begin meeting secretly.

Shriram finds out about this and tries to keep the family secrets, take the blame for everyone's shortcomings and becomes the family scapegoat and his father's favorite whipping boy. The rest of the film examines whether or not Raghu is finally vindicated in the eyes of his family.

Cast

• Rajiv Krishna as Shriram
• Sulekha as Janaki
• Vijayakumar as Parasuraman
• Raghuvaran as Raghuraman
• Delhi Ganesh
• Bhanupriya as Rajeshwari
• Radha Bai
• Srividhya as Pattamaal
• Sukanya as Geetha
• Dhamu
• Krishna
• Master Mahendran as Ajay

Production

The film marked a comeback for actress Bhanupriya, while debutants Rajiv Krishna (Chandresh) and Sulekha were selected to play the lead roles.^[2]

Soundtrack

Music is composed by Deva. Song "Mudhan Mudhalil" was lifted from Hindi song "Sochenge Tumhe Pyaar" from Deewana.

• "Hip Hip Hurray" - Hariaran
• "Kozhi Vandhadhaa" - Malaysia Vasudevan, Yugendran, Sujatha, Anuradha Sriram
• "Mudhan Mudhalil" - Hariharan, Chithra
• "Mudhan Mudhalil II" - Hariharan
• "Yehi Hai Right Choice" - Gopal Rao, Sujatha
• "Seetha Kalyanam" - Krishnaraj, Malaysia Vasudevan, Meera Krishnan, Sujatha

Remakes

References

External links

• Aahaa at the Internet Movie Database