^ Madhavan in ‘Yavarum Kelir’ - Tamil Movie News. ^ Trisha teams up with Kamal in next movie | Deccan Chronicle |. ^ Manmadhan Kombu audio launch on Vijay TV! A shorter version of it with revised lyrics was played in the movie along with the end credits. After a few negotiations with the group, the song (a poem) was removed from the movie. Though the Censor Board of India cleared the song 'Kamal Kavidhai' penned by Kamal himself, it courted controversy after extreme right-wing groups protested against the lyrics of the song, calling it offensive to Hindu sentiments. "Kamal Kavidhai" Kamal Hassan, Trisha Krishnan 5:12 "Neela Vaanam" Kamal Hassan, Priya Himesh 4:27ĥ. The film's music was scored by Devi Sri Prasad.ģ. Recorded Panchathan Record Inn and AM Studios Parts of the film were also shot in Kodaikanal in South India, whilst remaining portions were completed in Chennai. Shoots were subsequently held aboard on a cruise liner from Dubai, and the film was shot across various regions of Europe including Paris and Marseille in France, Barcelona in Spain and Rome and Venice in Italy. During the launch, Kamal Haasan said that prior to the shoot rehearsals were performed. Though early indications suggested the film would be titled Yaavarum Kaelir or Karunyam, the launch ceremony of the film, held on June 3, 2010, confirmed the title as Manmadan Ambu. Madhavan, in February 2010, were added to the project, with K. While the film went through months of pre-production, Trisha Krishnan, in December 2009, and then R. Ravikumar in a guest appearance as himselfĪfter Unnaipol Oruvan, Kamal Haasan opted against reviving his home production Marmayogi, and signed on for a film produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin. Trisha Krishnan as Ambujakshi (Nisha,Ambu) The film ends on a lighter note by showing Madhavan and Deepa (Sangeetha) in a Titanic-like pose on the ship along with the child, indicating that they have fallen in love. Madhavan realises that Ambu has fallen in love with Mannar and accepts it with a heavy heart. Madhavan arrives at the place and some mix-ups and misunderstandings take place among the characters. Ultimately, Mannar and Deepa stage a plan with the help of Kurup to deceive Madhan for the final break-up with Ambu. To make things worse Madan announces that he will visit them in person at Venice. Meanwhile Rajan should undergo an operation immediately after the chemotherapy to keep him alive. Both of them decide to confront each other with the truth, but Ambu misunderstands Kurup (Manju Pillai) as Madhan's detective and slaps him and tells that she loves Mannar. Ambujakshi realizes to her horror that the accident was caused by herself during an argument with Madan which was shown in initial part of the movie. While recollecting his past as an Army officer, he reveals that he lost his wife three years ago in a car accident.
while getting closer to Ambu, Mannar says to Madhan that Ambu is good but the other guy is bad, but madhan does not want to hear that and eventually breaks up with Ambu.
In the process, he introduces himself as a tourist to Ambu, her friend Deepa (Sangeetha) and Deepa's children, and becomes close to the group. Contrary to Madanagopal's suspicions, Ambujakshi is loyal and virtuous when Mannar reports this, Madan refuses to pay him as his suspicions were unfounded.ĭisappointed, Mannar to save his dying friend Rajan fabricates a story and tells Madan that she is having a secret affair during her trip. Mannar accepts, as he desperately needs money to pay the hospital bills of his friend Rajan (Ramesh Arvind), who is afflicted with cancer, and his wife Mallika (Urvashi). To that end, he hires private detective Major Raja Mannar (Kamal Haasan) to follow her when she goes on a European cruise for a vacation. Madanagopal/Madan (Madhavan), a wealthy entrepreneur, suspects that his girlfriend, actress Ambujakshi alias Nisha (Trisha) may be having affairs with her colleagues in the film industry. It is dubbed into Telugu as Manmadha Banam. Produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin, Manmadan Ambu released worldwide on 23 December 2010 to overall positive reviews, taking a large opening. The film features music composed by Devi Sri Prasad, with several songs written and sung by Kamal Haasan himself, while Manush Nandan and Shaan Mohammed made their debut as cinematographer and editor.Īfter significant pre-production which included rehearsals of the entire script before filming, the film was extensively shot across Europe and on a cruise ship, whilst scenes were also canned across Chennai and Kodaikanal. Madhavan and Trisha Krishnan in the lead roles, while featuring Ramesh Arvind, Sangeetha, Manju Pillai and Urvashi among others in supporting roles. Written by Kamal Haasan, it stars himself alongside R. Manmadan Ambu (Tamil: மன் மதன் அம்பு) is a 2010 Tamil romantic comedy film directed by K.
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