This is a similar kollywood car quiz just like the previous one. No changes are made to the image. It’s just how the image appears on-screen and that is a clue.
Guess the movie and the sequence.
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15 responses to “Kollywood Car 2”
Annamalai – Vetri Nichayam.
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Annamalai.
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Starting scene for Vetri Nichchayam song in Annamalai film
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அண்ணாமலை – வெற்றி நிச்சயம் பாடல்
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Yema kaathaga pasanga.. guru..yepdi pottalum kandu pidichiduraanga.. innum konjam kastamaanathaa try pannungalaen..
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correct correct correct. someone told extra detail and got it wrong 🙂
karthikeyan, its not the starting scene. it comes exactly in the middle of the song. this is where rajini starts to appear with the old man look. and this make-up holds good until the end. so this is an important scene. no probs, you are still right about the movie/song.
bristol boy, sure. sathiyama uda porathilla !!
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Man, just when I thought I got it, here I see many banged on it..
A tougher one next Lazy..
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This car appears a few seconds before the second stanza…
The car appears as an outline, then turns into a solid contessa I think.Thalaivar gets down from inside…
“Indru kanda avamanam..vendru tharum vegumanam…”
Keep them coming…
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lazy, sappayo sappa…kamal camp-la irundhaalum idhu padu easy…try try try again! u should select an image from some Rama Narayanan film…but adhuvum easy aaydum nu nenaikren…frame oramaa at the very least oru kosu vaavadhu irukkum…
Naani Thaathaku Praaninge naa avlo paasam!
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mmm…suresh krissna seems to have a fad for this sketch-morphs-into-image thingy… didn’t indrudu chandrudu have something on these lines as well? there, it was a market instead of the car.
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krishna, I think u r referring to aboorva sahodharargall (singeetam) and the start of the “annaathe aaduraar” song.
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Out of context, but i thought the previous one was from Dalapathi!
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ram, krishna is right. “indhiran chandhiran” opens with a similar sequence (a painting of a market place coming to life). not dissimilar to “aboorva sahodarargal”. considering kamal’s creative involvement in his projects and the 1989 release date for both movies, maybe he “reused” a technique :-).
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Annamalai..
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malai da, annamalai
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