Supernatural forces take over a family's palatial home. Though the family members think that an adopted daughter is responsible, a psychiatrist arrives and exposes the truth to bust misconceptions.
Cast: Jyothika, Nayanthara Kurian, Prabhu Ganesan, Rajinikanth
Crew: P Vasu (Director), Joseph V Sekhar (Director of Photography), Vidyasagar (Music Director)
Rating: U (India)
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Musical, Romance, Thriller
Release Dates: 27 Aug 2005 (India)
Did you know? On 29 February 2008, producer AM Rathnam dubbed and released the film in Hindi, despite "Bhool Bhulaiyaa", the Bollywood remake of "Manichithrathazhu", having been released on 12 October 2007. The film was also dubbed in Bhojpuri with the title "Chandramukhi Ke Hunkaar". Read More
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as Ganga/Chandramukhi
as Dhurga
as Senthilnathan
as Dr Saravanan / Vettaiyan Raja
Special Appearance
Special Appearance
as Sorna
as Priya
as Fake magician
as Kandasamy
as Oomayan
as Ganesh Constructions Employee
as Murugesan
Supporting Actor
as Lakshmi
as Visvanathan / Gunasekaran
Direction
Director
Production
Production Company
Line Producer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Music
Music Director
Lyricist
Sound
Sound Designer
Art
Art Director
Choreography
Choreographer
Editorial
Editor
Special Effects
Special Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Artist
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Hindi
Spoken Languages:
Telugu
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital, DTS
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1, 2.39:1 (Scope)
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Movie Connection(s):
Referenced in: Sandakozhi (Tamil)
Referenced in: Ready (Telugu)
Referenced in: Pizza (Tamil)
Referenced in: Killadi (Tamil)
Referenced in: Aadupuliyattam (Malayalam)
Remake of: Manichithrathazhu (Malayalam)
Spoofs: Sivaji (Tamil)
Spoofs: Chennai 600028 (Tamil)
Referenced in: Ready (Telugu)
Referenced in: Pizza (Tamil)
Referenced in: Killadi (Tamil)
Referenced in: Aadupuliyattam (Malayalam)
Remake of: Manichithrathazhu (Malayalam)
Spoofs: Sivaji (Tamil)
Spoofs: Chennai 600028 (Tamil)
Trivia:
A sequel to "Chandramukhi", tentatively titled "Chandramukhi 2" in Tamil, is currently being made by P Vasu, who directed the sequel to "Apthamitra", titled "Aptharakshaka".
On 29 February 2008, producer AM Rathnam dubbed and released the film in Hindi, despite "Bhool Bhulaiyaa", the Bollywood remake of "Manichithrathazhu", having been released on 12 October 2007. The film was also dubbed in Bhojpuri with the title "Chandramukhi Ke Hunkaar".
After the phenomenal success of the movie, it was dubbed into Telugu with the same title, "Rajmohol" (2005) in Bengali. Later, it became the first Tamil film to be dubbed into German and it was released in several German-speaking countries as "Der Geisterjäger" (lit. The Ghost Hunters).
After the audio launch, Rajinikanth and Nayantara shot a song in Turkey, which was the first ever time in the history of Tamil cinema; while, the song "Athinthom" was shot at a Mysore palace.
Lead actress, Jyothika won many awards for her excellent performance in the title including a Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress, a nomination for Filmfare Best Actress among several other awards.
The film was awarded Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Film for year 2005.
It was Rajini's third all-time blockbuster and completed 700-day run at the box office. About 20 million tickets were reportedly sold worldwide. This was the first Tamil film to beat the record set by 'Padayappa'. However, his new record was beaten two years later by "Sivaji". It is noteworthy that all these movies are Rajinikanth starrers.
Rajnikanth saw the movie in Bengaluru and was very much impressed with the way his long time friend Vishnuvardhan had portrayed the role. He decided to play the character in the Tamil version of the movie, and made "Chandramukhi" his "come back" film after the box office failure of "Baba" (2002).
It's a remake of the Kannada film "Apthamitra", which in itself was a remake of the Malayalam film "Manichitrathazhu".
On 29 February 2008, producer AM Rathnam dubbed and released the film in Hindi, despite "Bhool Bhulaiyaa", the Bollywood remake of "Manichithrathazhu", having been released on 12 October 2007. The film was also dubbed in Bhojpuri with the title "Chandramukhi Ke Hunkaar".
After the phenomenal success of the movie, it was dubbed into Telugu with the same title, "Rajmohol" (2005) in Bengali. Later, it became the first Tamil film to be dubbed into German and it was released in several German-speaking countries as "Der Geisterjäger" (lit. The Ghost Hunters).
After the audio launch, Rajinikanth and Nayantara shot a song in Turkey, which was the first ever time in the history of Tamil cinema; while, the song "Athinthom" was shot at a Mysore palace.
Lead actress, Jyothika won many awards for her excellent performance in the title including a Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress, a nomination for Filmfare Best Actress among several other awards.
The film was awarded Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Film for year 2005.
It was Rajini's third all-time blockbuster and completed 700-day run at the box office. About 20 million tickets were reportedly sold worldwide. This was the first Tamil film to beat the record set by 'Padayappa'. However, his new record was beaten two years later by "Sivaji". It is noteworthy that all these movies are Rajinikanth starrers.
Rajnikanth saw the movie in Bengaluru and was very much impressed with the way his long time friend Vishnuvardhan had portrayed the role. He decided to play the character in the Tamil version of the movie, and made "Chandramukhi" his "come back" film after the box office failure of "Baba" (2002).
It's a remake of the Kannada film "Apthamitra", which in itself was a remake of the Malayalam film "Manichitrathazhu".
