When he, his mother and Ravikanth enter Muthu's house, they find Devi, Roopa and Viswanathan already there. Muthu's mother persuades him to leave Madras and return to Karamadai. Muthu's wives reconcile with him but not with each other. Muthu subdues Harichandran and Chandran, who are arrested. The wives are kidnapped by Harichandran's men. After Muthu reveals the truth about his double life to his wives, they fight over him and refuse to share. Believing it is genuine, Chandran gives the photograph to Harichandran who sees through the fraud, commits a murder and frames Muthu as Veera's killer. As a result, Muthu is forced to live a double life as Devi's husband Muthu and as Roopa's husband Veera.Ĭhandran, aware of Muthu's double life, tries to blackmail him but Muthu gives him an altered photograph showing two of him. When Roopa sees her husband leaving with Devi, Ravikanth lies that Muthu and Veera are different men. Roopa arrives at the temple Ravikanth helps Muthu to hide his marriage to Devi from Roopa and vice versa. Devi and Muthu go to a temple to formally marry on Devi's demands, and Ravikanth is tasked with preventing Roopa from going there but fails. Muthu decides not to tell Devi about his marriage to Roopa.Īfter Roopa and Viswanathan return, Muthu tries to tell Roopa about Devi but decides not to after she tells him about how her friend, at Roopa's suggestion, murdered her lover for infidelity. She survived the flood but was left with amnesia her memory was restored when she heard Muthu singing on the radio so she went to Madras in search of him. One day, at his recording studio, Muthu finds Devi alive and well. After her marriage, Roopa and Viswanathan go to the United States as the latter needs a heart surgery there. Muthu initially refuses because he misses Devi but his mother persuades him to marry her. Roopa, having fallen in love with Muthu, wants to marry him. Viswanathan appoints him as the new company manager after firing the previous manager Chandran for selling pirated cassettes. With Devi presumed dead, Muthu's mother tells him to return to Madras so that he can start afresh.Īfter Muthu and his mother arrive in Madras, he gets a full-time job in the music industry as Veera. He learns Devi's house had been destroyed by a flood the bodies of Devi and her father were not found. Muthu returns to Karamadai and repays the loan, clearing his mother's debt. With Roopa's help, Muthu is able to perform at the competition with Ravikanth, and wins the prize money. Muthu saves the competition promoter's owner Viswanathan's daughter Roopakala from Harichandran, a gangster. Both make repeated attempts to enter the competition but are unsuccessful. He meets tabla player Ravikanth, who gives him the stage name Veera. In Madras, Muthu tries to enter a music competition to win the prize money. Enraged, the landlord insults Muthu's mother, tells her about a loan owed to him by Muthu's late father and threatens to evict her if the loan is not paid within a week. They marry in secret but before they can make this official, Rathnavelu, son of the village landlord, tries to rape Devi. Chastened, Muthu concentrates on his music and later wins over Devi. One day, Devi overhears Muthu discussing his plans to seduce her with his friends and confronts him. To lure her, Muthu pretends to learn music from Shastri. Muthuveerappan, an idler from Karamadai, falls in love with Devayani alias Devi, the daughter of Carnatic musician Krishnamurthy Shastri. The events are told in chronological order. Ticket sales improved within a few weeks of its release and Veera became a commercial success, running for over 100 days in theatres. The film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences were disappointed because they expected a film like Annaamalai. Veera was released on 14 April 1994 during the Puthandu holiday. The film was produced by Arunachalam's wife Meena, photographed by P. Arunachalam, who made script changes, received sole screenwriting credit. The screenplay of Veera was written to be substantially different from the original it was tailored to Rajinikanth's style and had logic added to the scenario. Krissna initially refused to remake Allari Mogudu because he disliked it but agreed after Rajinikanth told him their next film after Annaamalai (1992) should be different to avoid comparisons. The film is about a man who marries twice because of circumstances beyond his control and is forced to live a double life to cover his tracks. Livingston, Mahesh Anand, Vinu Chakravarthy, Ajay Rathnam, Vivek and Charuhasan in supporting roles. It is a remake of the Telugu film Allari Mogudu (1992) and stars Rajinikanth, Meena and Roja with Janagaraj, Senthil, Vadivukkarasi, J. Hero) is a 1994 Indian Tamil-language romantic comedy film directed by Suresh Krissna and written by Panchu Arunachalam.
0 kommentar(er)
