Oruvan (1999 film)

Oruvan
Directed by	Suresh Krishna
Produced by	V Swaminathan G Venugopal K Muralidharan
Written by	Gopu Babu (dialogues)
Story by	Suresh Krishna
Starring	Sarathkumar Pooja Batra Devayani
Music by	Deva
Cinematography	S. Saravanan
Edited by	Suresh Urs
Production company	Lakshmi Movie Makers
Release dates	25 June 1999^[1]
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Oruvan is a 1999 Tamil language film directed by Suresh Krishna. The film features Sarathkumar and Pooja Batra in lead roles whilst Devayani, Raghuvaran and Anandaraj play supporting roles.^[2]^[3]

Cast

Sarathkumar as Surya
Pooja Batra as Kalpana
Devayani as Nandini
Raghuvaran as Krishna Prasad
Anandaraj as Peter Fernandez
Manivannan
Delhi Ganesh
Vivek
Vadivelu
Master Vicky

Soundtrack

Music is composed by Deva.^[4] "Chandamama" from Telugu film Auto Driver was reused as "Chinna Roja".

Chinna Roja - Hariharan
Vandhachu Vandhachu - Mano, Sujatha
O Nandini — SPB, Sujatha
Vaarevaa - Srinivas
Gopala — Hariharan

References

External links

Filmography of Suresh Krissna

Sathya (Tamil) (1988)
Prema (Telugu) (1989)
Indrudu Chandrudu (Telugu) (1989)
Raja Kaiya Vacha (Tamil) (1990)
Love (Hindi) (1991)
Sahasam (Telugu) (1992)
Vasundhara (Telugu) (1992)
Annamalai (Tamil) (1992)
Jaagruti (Hindi) (1992)
Rojavai Killathe (Tamil) (1993)
Vedan (Tamil) (1993)
Veera (Tamil) (1994)
Baashha (Tamil) (1995)
Sivasakthi (Tamil) (1996)
The Prince (Malayalam) (1996)
Dharma Chakram (Telugu) (1996)
Master (Telugu) (1997)
Aahaa (Tamil) (1997)
Auto Driver (Telugu) (1998)
Aahaa...! (Telugu) (1998)
Oruvan (Tamil) (1999)
Sangamam (Tamil) (1999)
Rayalaseema Ramanna Chowdary (Telugu) (2000)
Aalavandhan (Tamil) (2001)
Daddy (Telugu) (2001)
Baba (Tamil) (2002)
Idi Maa Ashokgadi Love Story (Telugu) (2002)
Raghavendra (Telugu) (2003)
Kadamba (Kannada) (2004)
Bhadradri Ramudu (Telugu) (2004)
Gajendra (Tamil) (2004)
Jyeshta (Kannada) (2005)
Astram (Telugu) (2006)
Rocky – The Rebel (Hindi) (2006)
Parattai Engira Azhagu Sundaram (Tamil) (2007)
Mestri (Telugu) (2008)
Arumugam (Tamil) (2009)
Ilaignan (Tamil) (2011)
Katari Veera Surasundarangi (Kannada) (2012)

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