Madhava (Madhavan) is a doctor, and a single appearance as hero in a film has made him the heartthrob of thousands of girls. He marries Simi (Simran), but a revelation about his past separates them and takes them as far as divorce. They remain friends though, even going so far as to fix up each other's second marriages.
Simi decides to get Madhava married to Chella (Sneha), a nurse at his hospital, while he tries to fix up her marriage with a dancer, Azhagu (Lawrence Raghavendra). In the end, Madhava's and Chella's wedding and Simi's and Azhagu's wedding are on the same date.
Unfortunately Azhagu then marries his cousin due to his father's greed for wealth. Chella's parents find out about Madhava's past and call off the wedding. In the end Madhava and Simi remarry. Chella marries Vivek, Madava's colleague, who was interested in her ever since he became Madhava's understudy in the hospital.
Cast: R Madhavan , Simran Bagga, Sneha Prasanna
Crew: K Balachander (Director), A Venkatesh (Director of Photography), AR Rahman (Music Director)
Rating: U/A (India)
Genres: Comedy
Release Dates: 16 Nov 2001 (India)
Telugu Name: పరవశం
Did you know? Guitarist Rashid Ali had his debut as a vocalist through this film. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Telugu
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Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Music Director: AR Rahman
Lyricist: Siva Ganesh
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Music Director: AR Rahman
Lyricist: Siva Ganesh
Playback Singer: Nithyasree Mahadevan, Shankar Mahadevan
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Lyricist: Siva Ganesh
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Music Director: AR Rahman
Lyricist: Siva Ganesh
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Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed from: Paarthale Paravasam (Tamil)
Trivia:
Guitarist Rashid Ali had his debut as a vocalist through this film.
The soundtrack of the movie, comprising of nine songs, was composed by AR Rahman became a big success.
For his hundredth movie, director Balachandar managed to rope in Kamal Haasan in a guest appearance.
Raju Sundaram was initially supposed to play the role eventually portrayed by Lawrence in the film.
The introduction song of Madhavan and a team of dancers was shot in Ooty, while a fourth song sequence, with Madhavan and Simran was on the floors of AVM. The fifth was picturised in the Vijaya Vahini Studios, in sets where Lawrence and Simran danced for the fifth song.
The original cast announced on the day included noted singer SP Balasubramaniam. However, he was replaced by prominent poet Vaali before the shoot started.
A song for the film was shot in Malaysia featuring Madhavan and Sneha. Another was shot at Bekal Fort, Kasargod, in Kerala with Madhavan and Simran which took five days to finish,
This is K. Balachander's 100th Film.
The soundtrack of the movie, comprising of nine songs, was composed by AR Rahman became a big success.
For his hundredth movie, director Balachandar managed to rope in Kamal Haasan in a guest appearance.
Raju Sundaram was initially supposed to play the role eventually portrayed by Lawrence in the film.
The introduction song of Madhavan and a team of dancers was shot in Ooty, while a fourth song sequence, with Madhavan and Simran was on the floors of AVM. The fifth was picturised in the Vijaya Vahini Studios, in sets where Lawrence and Simran danced for the fifth song.
The original cast announced on the day included noted singer SP Balasubramaniam. However, he was replaced by prominent poet Vaali before the shoot started.
A song for the film was shot in Malaysia featuring Madhavan and Sneha. Another was shot at Bekal Fort, Kasargod, in Kerala with Madhavan and Simran which took five days to finish,
This is K. Balachander's 100th Film.
