Kanthaswamy

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Kanthaswamy
Kanthaswamy Poster.jpg
Theatrical release poster
Directed by Susi Ganesan
Written by Susi Ganesan
Produced by Kalaipuli S. Dhanu
Starring
Cinematography N. K. Ekambaram
Edited by Praveen K. L.
N. B. Srikanth
Rajesh Kumar
Music by Devi Sri Prasad
Production
company
Distributed by
Release date
  • August 21, 2009 (2009-08-21)
Running time
195 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil
Box officeest.₹21 crore [1]

Kanthaswamy is a 2009 Indian Tamil-language vigilante action film directed by Susi Ganesan. The film stars Vikram as the titular character, with Prabhu, Shriya Saran, Ashish Vidyarthi, Mukesh Tiwari, Krishna and Vadivelu appearing in supporting roles. The film was mostly dubbed in Telugu as Mallanna with Vadivelu's scenes partially reshot with Brahmanandam. The film's soundtrack and background score were composed by Devi Sri Prasad.

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The film was released on 21 August 2009 and received positive reviews and became a success at the box office. [2] [3] It was remade in Bangladesh as Most Welcome , starring Ananta Jalil and Barsha. [4]

Plot

Kanthaswamy is an officer in the CBI Economic offences Wing, who along with his friends grants the wishes of the needy (whom they write letters in Lord Muruga temple) by disguising as an anthropomorphic rooster behavioured vigilante. During a CBI raid, Kanthaswamy discovers a stash of black money owned by Pallur Paramajothi Ponnusamy alias PPP, an arrogant business tycoon and his partner Rajmohan. Ponnusamy pretends to suffer from a stroke in order to escape questioning by the police. Ponnusamy's daughter Subbalakshmi gets enraged by the news and goes after Kanthaswamy to seek revenge by pretending to be in love with him.

Knowing her real intentions, Kanthaswamy plays along, which forms a cat-and-mouse chase between the two where they eventually fall in love with each other. In a parallel comedic role, Thengakadai Thenappan/Kobarikayala Subbayya is also sought by a local police inspector who tries to solve the mystery of "Lord Muruga saving the people". In a series of twists, the police inspector is able to bring out the truth that the CBI is involved in the role behind the secret work of helping the needy people, though he is not able to confirm it. Kanthaswamy finds the password of PPP's bank account, in which the black money is illegally saved, as he tricks Subbalakshmi into revealing the password and answers the security questions indirectly.

Kanthaswamy transfers the money to his own account, which he would use for helping poor and needy people. In the end, Ponnusamy originally gets stroke upon realising his money gone and that the account has zero balance. Kanthaswamy encounters Rajmohan, whom people think to be a humble person. Kanthaswamy reveals Rajmohan's true intentions, which leads the people to understand Rajmohan's true colour and Kanthaswamy arrests him. Subbulakshmi, who realizes that her father is a corrupt person, proposes to Kanthaswamy where they get married and live in Rajasthan. Kanthaswamy reads some letters tied to a tree (just like the ones at the Lord Muruga temple), where he puts a letter in a pocket with a secret smile, implying that he will pursue as a vigilante again.

Cast

Uncredited
Telugu version

Production

Development

After the vigilante film Samurai , actor Vikram decides to do another vigilante film. In January 2007, early reports suggested that Kalaipuli International were set to make a film starring Vikram directed by Susi Ganesan, titled Kanthaswamy for a release during Diwali 2007. [5] Soon after the announcement, Shriya Saran, who was acting in Sivaji: The Boss at the time, was chosen to play the heroine. [6] However, due to Vikram and Shriya's projects, the film was delayed and the first schedule was postponed to July 2007. The film's first photo shoot was carried out in June 2007 at Muthukadu near Chennai featuring the lead actors. [7] The film began filming a pre-launch trailer, the first of its kind in Tamil cinema, to be screened at the launch, with Hari, Susi Ganesan and fashion designer Chetan travelling to Malaysia to look for Hollywood-inspired costumes. [8]

The inauguration of Kanthaswamy took place on 22 September 2007 at the Devi Paradise theatre in Chennai. For the event, a unique electronic invitation, made in China, was presented to guests who had been invited. The invitation was the size of a laptop and featured an 8-minute trailer of Kanthaswamy. [9] Each invitation had cost about Rs. 15,000, making it the most expensive invitation in Indian film history. [10] Following the launch ceremony, the team announced they had adopted two villages near Madurai; Sangampatti and Gandhi Nagar, to shoot in initially and then to provide basic amenities like school and proper roads among other things to the villagers for a year. The team, who were praised for their actions, were the first production team to take part in such activity in Tamil cinema. [11]

In November 2007, the shooting was halted temporarily due to an accident that occurred at the shooting spot at the Chennai Boat Club. Cameraman Ekambaram was canning the shots as per director Susi Ganesan's instructions when a pole erected on the sets unexpectedly fell on the director's head, resulting in an injury. [12] The film finished schedules at Italy, where the trailer was filmed as well as schedules in Tanzania, Kenya and Switzerland. During the production of the film, actor Raghuvaran died suddenly and hence subsequently, his role was replaced by Ashish Vidyarthi, which also led to a delay in the release of the film. A schedule in locations in Mexico was also held, after the team went location hunting there, with a song and several scenes canned. [13] The film, initially described as a "hilarious comedy", was rumoured to be a remake of the American cult hit The Breakfast Club , [14] however Susi Ganesan has claimed that the film has a more Robin Hood feel to it. [15]

Casting

Following the announcement of the project, Shriya Saran was signed in February 2007, when she was in the middle of completing her other projects Sivaji: The Boss and Azhagiya Tamil Magan . [6] In September 2007, with the release of the trailer several other artistes names were featured as supporting cast. Prominent supporting actor Raghuvaran was selected to play as Shriya's father and shot scenes in the role, before his unexpected death during the production of the film, subsequently, his role was replaced by Ashish Vidyarthi. [16] Prabhu was also added in a supporting role, as well as lesser established actors such as Vikram's father Vinod Raj, Y. G. Mahendran, Shiv, Arun Madhavan, Vinayak and Alex, whilst Mumaith Khan was assigned for an item number. Later on, veteran Telugu actor Krishna [17] was signed to a role in the project as well as Indrajith who will do a villainous role in the film. [18] Indrajith was selected for the role ahead of other prominent character actors Arjun Rampal, Irfan Khan and Suman. [19] Along with the change of actor for Raghuvaran's role, Indrajith's role was taken by Mukesh Tiwari and the role created for Santhanam was deleted. Moreover, Vivek, who had featured in the original trailer, opted out and was replaced by Vadivelu. Mansoor Ali Khan took up a negative role in the film to make a comeback in acting. [20]

The producer of Kanthaswamy, Kalaipuli S. Dhanu and Susi Ganesan, the director ensembled an experienced team to produce the film. Veterans Thotta Tharani, A. S. Laxmi Narayanan and Viveka between them, take care of the art direction, audiography and lyrics respectively. Devi Sri Prasad composed the music. While N. K. Ekambaram was assigned as the director of photography of the film, the film was edited by three film editors Praveen K. L., N. B. Srikanth and M. V. Rajesh. Kanal Kannan and Chatrapathy Shakthi are the fight masters for the film, whilst Mittra media are responsible for the publicity designs of the film outputs, adding to their work with the trailer and the invitations. The film is co-produced, by Chennai businessmen, A. Paranthaman and A. K. Natraj, along with Dhanu.

Music

Tamil

Kanthaswamy
Soundtrack album by
Devi Sri Prasad
Released17 May 2009
Recorded2009
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length35:04
Language Tamil
Label Sony Music India
Producer Devi Sri Prasad
Devi Sri Prasad chronology
Current
(2009)		Kanthaswamy
(2009)		 Arya 2
(2009)

The film has seven songs composed by Devi Sri Prasad (DSP). For the first time, Vikram has sung most of the songs in this movie. The songs from the bilingual albums were released to the public after an audio launch at the Chennai Trade Centre in Chennai on 17 May 2009. "En Peru Meenakumari" samples "Bambara Kannaala" from Manamagan Thevai (1957). [21] [22]

All tracks are written by Viveka

Track-List
No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Excuse Me" Vikram, Suchitra 05:46
2."Allegra" Rita Thyagarajan 05:23
3."Meow Meow" Vikram, Priya Himesh 04:31
4."Ithellam Dupe" Vikram, Devi Sri Prasad 04:08
5."Mambo Mamiya" Vikram, Rita 04:36
6."En Peru Meenakumari" Malathy Lakshman, Krishna Iyer 04:20
7."Kanthaswamy Theme" Devi Sri Prasad 03:04
8."Kanthaswamy" (DSP mix) Devi Sri Prasad 03:16
Total length:35:04

Telugu

Mallanna
Soundtrack album by
Devi Sri Prasad
Released2009
Recorded2009
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length35:05
Language Telugu
Label Sony Music India
Producer Devi Sri Prasad

All lyrics are written by Sahithi

Track-List
No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Excuse Me" Vikram, Suchitra 05:48
2."Allegra" Rita Thyagarajan 05:23
3."Meow Meow" Vikram, Priya Himesh 04:31
4."Ivannee Dupe" Vikram, Devi Sri Prasad 04:08
5."Mambo Mamiya" Vikram, Rita Thyagarajan 04:36
6."Naa Peru Meenakumari" Malathy Lakshman, Krishna Iyer 04:20
7."Mallana Theme" Devi Sri Prasad 03:03
8."Mallana" (DSP mix) Devi Sri Prasad 03:16
Total length:35:05

Release

The original Tamil version of the film was given a "U" certificate, along with some cuts by the Indian Censor Board. Additionally, the Telugu version Mallanna was granted a U/A certificate, with a few cuts from the Board. Some theaters reduced 15 minutes of Brahmanandam's comedy from the Telugu version. [23] Due to Raghuvaran's death, the release was postponed.

Reception

Critical response

Kanthaswamy received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Vikram and Shriya's performances, the soundtrack, background score, and plot. However the film's editing, writing, and length received criticism. [24]

Indiaglitz reviewed that "the movie was delight to watch and praised Shriya that as a cool cat, she plays a perfect foil to Vikram in the film". [25] Sify also reviewed that "the movie was a roller coaster ride of pure unadulterated masala. It praised Vikram and Shriya saying while Vikram rocked and the film belongs to him, Shriya sizzled throughout and carried the glamorous role with élan and the attitude". [26] Rediff gave the film 2.5/5 stars and commented: "Watch Kandhasamy for its beautiful locales, a ravishing heroine, and Vikram's smile but go with nil expectations as this particular super-hero doesn't have much to offer a discerning viewer". [27] Behindwoods rated the film 2/5 and stated that it was "A hollow hype". [28] Cinema Chaat gave the film 3.5/5 stars, and stated that "Kanthaswamy is not a great film, but instead serves as an excellent example of what might have been." [29]

For the Telugu version Mallanna, Fullhyd.com gave the film a positive rating of 3.25/5, writing that "Well, it's been long since we saw the good guys consistently act much smarter than the bad guys. And for that alone, Mallanna comes out a winner." [30] Idlebrain gave the film a rating of two-and-a-half out of five and noted that "On a whole, Mallana is an example of what happens when popular screenplay goes wrong in any of Shankar's movies". [23]

Box office

The film collected ₹ 13.7 million in the UK. [31] In Malaysia it collected a $1,077,658 in its total run. [32] In Chennai box office it collected ₹ 72.8 million in seven weeks. [33] [34] [35]

Accolades

Amrita Mathrubhumi Award

Edison Awards

Vijay Awards

The film has been nominated for the following categories: [37]

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