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Suyamvaram
Suyamvaram (transl. Betrothal ceremony) is a 1999 Indian Tamil-language comedy drama film produced and co-written by Giridharilal Nagpal. The film is notable for its unique production process, in which 14 directors, 19 cinematographers, and over 30 prominent actors collaborated. Conceptualized by Nagpal, the film features an ensemble cast and was shot in a single day. Nagpal, who also wrote the story, brought together a diverse group of talent from the Tamil film industry for the project. Suyamvaram was later dubbed into Telugu as Pellante Idhera.
Kuselan (Vijayakumar) and his wife Suseela (Manjula Vijayakumar) head a large family consisting of their three sons — Arunachalam (Sathyaraj), Aavudaiyappan (Prabhu), and Indiran (Abbas) – and six daughters – Urvashi (Rambha), Easwari (Roja), Uma (Kasthuri), Aishwarya (Maheswari), Hema (Preetha Vijayakumar), and Ezhilarasi (Suvalakshmi). Azhagappan (Parthiban) is the family's loyal servant, and Krishna (Napoleon) is their family doctor.
The film begins with Kuselan suffering a heart attack during his 60th birthday celebrations. At the hospital, the family is informed that Kuselan's condition is critical, and he is expected to live only a short while. In his final days, Kuselan requests one last favour: that all his children be married before his death. The children agree, and an advertisement is placed offering family property and ₹1 crore in cash to anyone who marries one of Kuselan's children. The announcement attracts numerous potential brides and grooms, who are interviewed by Gnanapithan (K. Bhagyaraj) and Arivolimangai (Urvashi), or by doctors Mithrabuthan (Janagaraj) and Panchabootham (Senthil).
Kuselan, Suseela, and Krishna are happy upon thinking that everything would happen as planned, but there is a major hitch that they did not know about: most of the children have already fallen in love. Arunachalam, Aavudaiappan, and Indiran have romantic relationships with Khushbu, Savithri (Ishwarya), and Heera, respectively. Easwari, Uma, Aishwarya, and Hema are in love with Kanna (Prabhu Deva), Pallavan (Pandiarajan), Gautham (Vineeth), and Kanthen (Livingston), respectively. With some effort and bribery, the lovers manage to be selected for the marriage interviews. Urvashi is paired with the absent-minded Dr. Ram Kumar (Karthik), who mistakenly believes the interview is for a medical position. Ezhilarasi is matched with Azhagappan.
The plot takes a twist when Kabilan (Mansoor Ali Khan), with his accomplice Vichitra (Vichithra), attempts to pose as a groom but fails. In retaliation, he kidnaps the nine brides for ransom. Kuselan's friend, ACP Sanjay IPS (Arjun Sarja), is called to handle the situation. Sanjay defeats Kabilan and his gang, defuses a bomb planted by Kabilan at the wedding hall, and rescues the brides.
In the final revelation, Kuselan confesses that his heart attack was a ruse, and his true intention was to ensure that his children got married without delay.
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Suyamvaram
Suyamvaram (transl. Betrothal ceremony) is a 1999 Indian Tamil-language comedy drama film produced and co-written by Giridharilal Nagpal. The film is notable for its unique production process, in which 14 directors, 19 cinematographers, and over 30 prominent actors collaborated. Conceptualized by Nagpal, the film features an ensemble cast and was shot in a single day. Nagpal, who also wrote the story, brought together a diverse group of talent from the Tamil film industry for the project. Suyamvaram was later dubbed into Telugu as Pellante Idhera.
Kuselan (Vijayakumar) and his wife Suseela (Manjula Vijayakumar) head a large family consisting of their three sons — Arunachalam (Sathyaraj), Aavudaiyappan (Prabhu), and Indiran (Abbas) – and six daughters – Urvashi (Rambha), Easwari (Roja), Uma (Kasthuri), Aishwarya (Maheswari), Hema (Preetha Vijayakumar), and Ezhilarasi (Suvalakshmi). Azhagappan (Parthiban) is the family's loyal servant, and Krishna (Napoleon) is their family doctor.
The film begins with Kuselan suffering a heart attack during his 60th birthday celebrations. At the hospital, the family is informed that Kuselan's condition is critical, and he is expected to live only a short while. In his final days, Kuselan requests one last favour: that all his children be married before his death. The children agree, and an advertisement is placed offering family property and ₹1 crore in cash to anyone who marries one of Kuselan's children. The announcement attracts numerous potential brides and grooms, who are interviewed by Gnanapithan (K. Bhagyaraj) and Arivolimangai (Urvashi), or by doctors Mithrabuthan (Janagaraj) and Panchabootham (Senthil).
Kuselan, Suseela, and Krishna are happy upon thinking that everything would happen as planned, but there is a major hitch that they did not know about: most of the children have already fallen in love. Arunachalam, Aavudaiappan, and Indiran have romantic relationships with Khushbu, Savithri (Ishwarya), and Heera, respectively. Easwari, Uma, Aishwarya, and Hema are in love with Kanna (Prabhu Deva), Pallavan (Pandiarajan), Gautham (Vineeth), and Kanthen (Livingston), respectively. With some effort and bribery, the lovers manage to be selected for the marriage interviews. Urvashi is paired with the absent-minded Dr. Ram Kumar (Karthik), who mistakenly believes the interview is for a medical position. Ezhilarasi is matched with Azhagappan.
The plot takes a twist when Kabilan (Mansoor Ali Khan), with his accomplice Vichitra (Vichithra), attempts to pose as a groom but fails. In retaliation, he kidnaps the nine brides for ransom. Kuselan's friend, ACP Sanjay IPS (Arjun Sarja), is called to handle the situation. Sanjay defeats Kabilan and his gang, defuses a bomb planted by Kabilan at the wedding hall, and rescues the brides.
In the final revelation, Kuselan confesses that his heart attack was a ruse, and his true intention was to ensure that his children got married without delay.
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