9 Responses to “Anbe Sivam !!”

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   Sivarathiri !! Hmm.. Naattil thideer bakthi pralayam ! yesterday was Sani Pradhosham, and you should have seen the crowd in the local Shivan temple. Even Agastheeswarar was surprised.. “Whats with these guys !! Bird Flu ?”

   Posted by: Keerthivasan | February 26th, 2006 - 1:23 pm
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   Yummy prasadhams @ Kapalishwarar temple, Daya Kattai, Parama Padham, Dhavani figures…Nostalgia!!

   Posted by: Jacky | February 26th, 2006 - 5:28 pm
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   Jacky, No paramapadham and dhaaya kattai for shivarathiri. thats was vaikunda ekadhisi !!

   Posted by: Lazy Geek | February 26th, 2006 - 10:53 pm
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   I dont know the rules Lazy but that was what i did to stay awake :)

   Posted by: Jacky | February 26th, 2006 - 11:03 pm
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   Jacky, Cool. I was just reminding you as I thought you interchanged them.

   Posted by: Lazy Geek | February 27th, 2006 - 12:08 am
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   idhayam enbadhu sadai than enral
   eri thazhal thinru vidum
   anbin karuvi idhayam enral
   saavai vendru vidum
   anbe sivam!anbe sivam!

   (PS:i am no aetheist!whenever i hear “anbe sivam”-i get reminded of these wonderful lines)

   in the film kamal wud say–”taaj mahal illana-neenga ellam kadhal seiyardha niruthiduveengala?!”.
   i wud like to put back the same question–”neenga kadavul illana sonna–naanga bhakthiya nirithiduvomma?!!”

   Posted by: vikram | February 27th, 2006 - 10:58 am
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   a movie which has to be dubbed in all Indian languages and released.

   Posted by: Reflex | February 28th, 2006 - 9:29 am
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   A movie that is worth for an OSCAR :) My 2 paise…

   Posted by: Anonymous | February 28th, 2006 - 12:37 pm
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   Can’t help but highlight the preachy nature of advocates of universal love – the love for the fellow mortal. But this concept was but beautifully portrayed in every scene Kamal appears esp after the obligatory love & “one man fights all baddies” scenes were over. As the movie matured into unchartered territory of peace, forgiveness, unconditional love, elements of faith / beliefs etc… it was almost destined to be a commercial flop but a critics’ bouquet. The challenges of commercial indian cinema will continue to pressure but it is the sheer preserverance of artistes (not actors) like Kamal that sets some of these gems apart… irregardless of the fact that it may be deemed as self-indulgence by an aging heartthrob of the yesteryear…

   Posted by: mani aj | March 6th, 2006 - 8:49 am