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Best Tamil movies of 2019: Super Deluxe, Asuran, Peranbu and more

It has been a good year for tamil cinema, indeed..

Here are the Tamil releases of 2019 we thought were memorable. The list (in no particular order) need not include films that worked big time with audiences.

Nerkonda Paarvai

A lawyer, battling with mental health issues, goes out to help three young women, who were sexually assaulted. It was refreshing to see ‘mass’ hero Ajith shoulder this court drama effortlessly with an arresting performance. Directed by H Vinoth, this remake of Hindi superhit Pink, further, throws light on the male prejudice, patriarchy, sexual violence, besides how society judges single women and most importantly consent (“no means no”). Almost every young working woman will identify with Nerkonda Paarvai. Though the film deals with a sensitive subject, H Vinoth’s narration keeps you engaged throughout.

This Ram directorial revolves around the life of a single father (Amudhavan played by Mammootty ) struggling to understand his child with special needs. He slowly comes to terms with the fact that his daughter is no longer the little girl he thought she was. Mammootty is brilliant in this devastatingly beautiful drama, and Sadhana has done a phenomenal job of playing someone with cerebral palsy. Peranbu flows like poetry on screen. At the same time, it hits you like a train in lots of places, without judging people for who they are and their choices. Peranbu normalises the sexual feelings that the differently-abled have. This intense film discusses the taboo around transgender people and masturbation, too. Ram divides his film into several chapters, named after the many moods of nature. Peranbu is a film with a lot of heart as it deals more with the story of Amudhavan’s inner journey as a doting father.

Directed by cinematographer Ra Chezhiyan, To Let tells the story of a young couple who struggle to find a new house when asked to vacate the existing one. I never knew such a simple plot could be effectively stretched and narrated with solid ‘moments’. There’s so much warmth and relatability in the characters as To Let captures the little, seemingly insurmountable odds of a middle-class family extremely well. Truth be told, it is the treatment of the story that helps To Let stand out. Starring Santhosh Sreeram, Sheela Rajkumar, and Dharun in pivotal roles, Chezhiyan gets the many everyday eccentricities of a regular householder spot on. It is a roller coaster ride watching these three actors perform.

Nelson Venkatesan’s storytelling technique is the biggest strength of this SJ Suryah-starrer. Because, when the narration is effective, the rest falls in place. The protagonist Anjanam Azhagiya Pillai is a kindhearted person. When it comes to birds or animals, he always feels things deeply. What happens when a rodent enters his house and refuses to leave forms the rest of the story. What’s more interesting is that the crew had worked with a live rat. Monster worked majorly because of SJ Suryah’s funny encounters with the rodent.

This edge-of-the-seat thriller is about a video game professional Swapna (a brilliant Taapsee Pannu), also a survivor, who battles her inner demons. Game Over doesn’t fall under a specific category but offers some terrific jump-scare moments. Our thrillers are mostly attached to the action, romance or humour, but this is a very focused film. Co-written by Kaavya Ramkumar, Game Over was released in Hindi (dubbed), Tamil and Telugu. Mental health, in general, creates a lot of curiosity and interest, but that doesn’t quite translate on screen. In this case, a big yes. Game Over is one of those rare films that depict mental health issues with lot of care, empathy and sensitivity.

House Owner

Set against the backdrop of 2015 Chennai floods, this heartwarming yet riveting survival drama centres around the lives of Radha, a housewife, and Vasudevan, a retired army man. The unconditional love between the protagonists has been portrayed beautifully even as the husband character suffers from Alzheimer’s. Of course, it is “an old school romance”, but the climax is moving and will surely leave a lump in your throat. I would say Lakshmy Ramakrishnan is one of the most underrated Tamil filmmakers. There’s honesty in her writing, which I like and admire.

Directed by Rathna Kumar of Meyaadha Maan fame, Aadai tells the story of free-spirited Kamini (Amala Paul), who wakes up to trauma. Not only is she visibly distressed, but also finds herself nude. We may speculate that this was done for cinematic purpose — but we can have no doubt that Rathna Kumar wanted our undivided attention. Aadai works more like a social commentary on freedom as Rathna Kumar takes us closer to the hearts of his characters. The film opened to positive reviews.

Oththa Seruppu Size 7

Written, directed, produced and acted by Parthiepan, Oththa Seruppu is on the lines of popular Hollywood movies, Cast Away and All Is Lost. The film revolves around this middle-aged man, who is taken to jail for interrogation over a murder. Though we “hear” other characters, it is Parthiepan’s one-man show for almost two hours. Only 12 solo act films have been made so far in the world, and this fruitful attempt is one such. Oththa Seruppu Size 7 also found a place in the Asian and Indian Book of Records.

Director Vetrimaaran seemed dissatisfied with the output of this Dhanush -starrer. Speaking at an event, Vetrimaaran had said, “The audience seems to like the film, and it is making money, but I am not happy with how I completed it. I was told Asuran had to release in 40 days when I had 22 days of shoot still left.” Despite this, Asuran managed to be one of the biggest blockbusters of 2019, touching Rs 100 crore mark. Based on writer Poomani’s novel Vekkai, Asuran revolves around the life of farmer Sivasamy (Dhanush) and things that he had to endure to save his land from a group of affluent villagers. Asuran may not be in theaters but will stay with us for a long time to come.

Irandam Ulagaporin Kadaisi Gundu

The second venture of Pa Ranjith’s Neelam Productions, Irandam Ulagaporin Kadaisi Gundu is directed by debutant Athiyan Athirai. It is a half-dark thriller and half inter-caste love story. The film discusses the wage divide between workers, Dalit politics, socialist ideas, besides the aftermath of long-lasting wars. Gundu, inspired by true events from World War II, raises some pertinent questions in the minds of the audience. The film begins with an aerial shot of a scrapyard, which also incidentally provided a living for the director once. Starring Dinesh in the role of a lorry driver and Anandhi as a teacher, Gundu has music by Tenma of The Casteless Collective band.

Directed by Jagadeesan Subu of Sigai fame, Bakrid showcases a man’s endearing bond with a camel. The protagonist, played by Vikranth, is a farmer. Though he is not wealthy, he has a big heart and brings a camel home. Eventually, he decides to sell the animal and what happens when he tries to do so forms the storyline. It is a simple, sweet film, which will put a smile on your face. The camel is not only a part of the story but has symbolic resonance. Animals are pretty useful when it comes to storytelling. I see them as a good way for the filmmaker to lift the cynicism that we have as an audience. Any film based on animals thus makes for an interesting watch. We are used to watching films with the man vs animal conflict as central themes, but Bakrid keeps love as its core theme.

Dilli, a convict, who served a life sentence, gets caught in another issue when he goes to meet his daughter for the first time. Simultaneously, we see police officers confiscating drugs as gangsters seek to avenge them. The entire story takes place in one single night. Directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, Kaithi, starring Karthi, received rave reviews. Though the film was released for Diwali, alongside Vijay’s Bigil, it was a profitable venture and minted money at the box office. Also, a sequel to Kaithi is underway.

Directed by Santhakumar, the film stars Arya, Indhuja Ravichandran and Mahima Nambiar in lead roles. Most thriller movies begin with a mystery that unravels throughout the story. That way, Magamuni is a character-driven story that has zero boring moments. I love thrillers that take their time and avoid the obvious cliches. With Arya donning a dual role and appearing in three different looks, Magamuni was a soulful film. In an interview with indianexpress.com , Arya had said, “Magamuni isn’t the kind of film that the audience expects from me. It happened like Bala’s Naan Kadavul. You don’t question certain decisions. You simply go with the flow.”

KD Engira Karuppudurai

Directed by Madhumita, the film revolves around the concept of Thalaikoothal, a traditional form of geronticide prevalent in villages. Though the title may sound a tad serious, the film is a lighthearted take on the ancient practice. This 80-year-old Karuppudurai wakes up from a coma and runs away from his house and befriends an orphan. KD is more about their journey. The film also won several awards in the festival circuit.

Gangs of Madras

Directed by CV Kumar, Gangs of Madras is headlined by an impressive Sai Priyanka Ruth. The film revolves around this woman who lost her husband in a police encounter and how she takes revenge on a gang. Revenge has been a recurring theme driving generations of successful commercial potboilers. But for the first time, we see a woman who shoulders a gripping revenge saga. Please watch out for the glorious biryani -eating scene. In Gangs of Madras, every major character has a backstory. With so many ideas, it is surprising that the film didn’t collapse under the weight of its ambition. Instead, it rolls out engaging characters, relatable dialogues and realistic action blocks.

• Super Deluxe

Much like Thiagarajan Kumararaja’s previous film Aaranya Kaandam, Super Deluxe tells stories of complex human beings. As a result, we get a delectable hotchpotch of dark comedy, suspense, drama and solid, yet unpredictable fun. With a running time of nearly three hours, the film is insanely interesting, philosophical, moving and introspective, all at once. An anthology that has stories by Thiagarajan Kumararaja, Mysskin, Nalan Kumarasamy, Neelan K Sekar, Super Deluxe won the “Equality in Cinema Award” at the 2019 Indian Film Festival of Melbourne. Consisting of multiple stories running parallely with a little link between each other, the film features an ensemble cast comprising Vijay Sethupathi, Ramya Krishnan, Fahadh Faasil, Samantha Akkineni and Mysskin among others. Also, Super Deluxe gave us a revelation – Rasukutty played by Ashwanth Ashokkumar!

Sillu Karupatti

An anthology written, edited and directed by Halitha Shameem, Sillu Karupatti shows how strangers find a connection even in some of the most unlikely places like a dump yard. Halitha decided to make the film as an anthology because she felt her stories were ‘short and sweet’ like sillu karupattis (the broken pieces of palm sugar). The film has music by Pradeep Kumar, besides four cinematographers – Yamini Yagnamurthy, Manoj Paramahamsa, Abhinandan Ramanujam and Vijay Karthik Kannan. The ensemble cast includes Samuthirakani, Sunainaa, Leela Samson, Krav Maga Sreeram, Sara Arjun, Manikandan, Nivedithaa and Rahul. The camaraderie of all characters is infectious as Halitha captures their journey, which is far from smooth. Sillu Karupatti works because its characters are real, vulnerable and human.

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It was surprisingly and unfortunately a no-show for Tamil cinema at this year’s National Awards. But 2019 saw some beautiful films from the Tamil film industry, which deserve their due recognition. There have been some quality films — both popular and experimental/less-explored genres the year had to offer. Here are the 14 best Tamil movies of 2019, all of which are streaming on Amazon Prime/Netflix/Hotstar. 

Director: Ram

Peranbu is a heartfelt, humanist masterpiece that holds a mirror to our sad reality. It deals with real issues that directly or indirectly threaten the lives of those the society doesn’t consider ‘normal.’ The movie revolves around a father and his daughter, who is inflicted with cerebral palsy and chronicles their journey through a world that is against them only because their orthodox mentalities deem them to be dangerous. So ensues a series of betrayals from those they called their own, those they believed in and of course those who opposed them from the beginning. Peranbu is a disturbing watch while being deeply impactful.

The chapterised novel-like storytelling technique helps add more sophistication to the film and allows for a much more planned and honed approach. The performances by both the leads are on par with the greatest of actors and the chemistry they share on-screen, which develops throughout the film, is uncannily realistic. Watch it if I haven’t said it enough.

Where to Watch: Amazon Prime

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2. super deluxe.

Director: Thiagarajan Kumararaja

Thiagarajan Kumararaja’s neo-noir is an exemplary work of art. It has a very unique and distinct style of storytelling that follows many different plots that merge together into a singularity. Credits are in order to writers – Mysskin , Nalan Kumarasamy, Neelan K.Sekhar and Kumararaja. The best thing about this movie is its unpredictability and shock value. But then again, the twists weren’t created purely for shock value. There’s meaning and purpose behind them. The camerawork and cinematography are top-notch. So is the execution. The film takes simple everyday life stories and escalates them to an all-new level. The capacity for creativity and the potential for imagination required to pull off something like this is what separates Super Deluxe from the ordinary. The marks of a true and talented filmmaker are all over this one.

Where to Watch: Netflix

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Director: Chezhiyan

ToLet has   been shot beautifully and shot with the purpose of showcasing the realities and sorrows of those who suffer silently — the common people who are living within a false sense of security. It’s fragile as a feather. Even a light gust of wind can take it away, just like the symbolic balloon in the trailer. The human life is fleeting and so is its value in today’s world. The film delves into the dark side of humanity. It’s very powerful in its portrayal of the lives of the less fortunate. ToLet nails its point home as it takes you on a journey with a stranded family who are desperately looking for a place to live after being evicted from their house. The premise is simple yet it is made engaging with the help of some wonderful performances and remarkable direction.

Director: Magizh Thirumeni

This investigative suspenseful thriller has a lot going for it. The edgy cinematography stands atop some great acting as we delve deeper and deeper into the detective drama. The plot revolves around a murder for which two lookalikes are suspected and both of them could have been equally guilty or equally innocent. There are not many clues that the movie gives us initially but the final reveals are quite satisfactory. The movie, with its great execution, kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. It is definitely worth a watch and also manages to squeeze a very prevalent social issue into the plot.

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5. vellai pookal.

Director : Vivek Elangovan

A great detective movie to say the least. It borrows from a lot of classics by keeping things simple yet complex; by dangling the culprit right in front of your eyes and providing a vast number of red herrings. What I personally appreciated about this movie was that the detective protagonist was not someone with superhuman intelligence or great strength or power but a common man — a retired police officer. The plot that follows is discovered by him and us simultaneously. Thus, he too is led astray often due to the red herrings mentioned earlier.

The acting is superb and so is the execution. It may not be an artistic masterpiece but it is not bad in that regard either. And the final twist is truly a banger. You are never going to expect it and it will hit you in your non-suspecting face with all its might. Vellai Pookal is a well-actualised whodunit thriller.

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6. game over.

Director: Ashwin Saravanan

One of the best thrillers to be released this year, Game Over comes out on top of every aspect as a complete and utterly brilliant film. It deals with the psychological condition of “anniversary reaction” triggered by a post-traumatic stress disorder.  Game Over  keeps you on the edge with its twists and turns and never lets you go once it holds you hostage with its mystique and suspense. Tapsee Pannu turns in an amazing performance. She has truly outdone herself this time by aptly justifying the fears and the struggles of someone who would have to go through what her character did in the film.

The plot is remarkable and blends very well with modern times. The film is original and quite brave in its approach to video games, using the medium to its full potential. It’s nothing short of a genius creative attempt to redefine thrillers and cinema as a whole.

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7. sarvam thaala mayam.

Director: Rajiv Menon

This is a rarely explored genre in Tamil cinema. Sarvam Thaala Mayam is a beautifully realised musical about dreams and passion. A young movie fanatic is the son of a skilled mridangam craftsman. He is sent to deliver the instrument to a famous mridangam player, Vembu Iyer. The musician intrigues him to such an extent that he decides to become a musician himself. The movie is full of moments that will make you smile but this does not undermine the serious tone of the movie. Neither does the serious tone weigh it down with serious subjects. The movie is a perfect harmony.

Director: Nelson Venkatesan

Monster is a crazy, whacky comedy loosely based on the 1997 Hollywood film  Mouse Hunt . The Tamil movie has its own culturally appropriate additions which make it more palatable for Indian audiences. The premise is simple. It’s the storytelling that rules here. A man wants to get rid of a rat that is infesting his house. He fails despite repeated attempts. The film keeps you engaged throughout its runtime packed with some twists and turns along the way. And while it entertains, it subtly puts across a significant message.

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9. kanne kalaimaane.

Director: Seenu Ramasamy

With its down-to-earth, rooted and rustic cinematographic style,  Kanne Kalaimaane was able to capture my interest from the get-go. Centred around an innocent romance, this movie wonderfully translates the simple yet struggle-ridden lives of the village-folk onto the silver screen. It may not be anything special or innovative but it is quite sincere in its portrayals. One may call it an above-average rural drama with great characters owing to the amazing acting chops of both the leads. Kanne Kalaimaane is definitely worth a watch.

Where to Watch: Hotstar Premium

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10. viswasam.

Director: Siva

An out and out masala entertainer, Viswasam  has a lot of cool action scenes and an endearing father-daughter duo. The performances are good and the action is much better. The cinematography is above average. In terms of a story, there’s nothing revolutionary. But it doesn’t disappoint either as it provides ample entertainment with its action sequences and plotlines treaded by age-old rivalries and acts of vengeance. The father-daughter chemistry is one of the best features of this film and the message about allowing freedom to children without burdening them with the desires of the parent is always welcome in a society that fails to often understand this simple concept.

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Director: Karthik Subbaraj

Petta  is a complete fan service that has no right to be as good as it actually is. The screen presence of the superstar is nothing to be scoffed at. He completely owns the show with his explosive style and classic Rajini swag. The interconnected and complicated plotlines are an icing on the cake. The performances by the other actors are also quite amazing. The action is breathtaking. The stunt work is phenomenal and the quick action cuts are almost revolutionary. The emotional magnificence of the film is not as pronounced but it is not too bad either.

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Director: Venkat Mohan

Telugu film Temper’s (which was also remade in Hindi as Simmba ) remake Ayogya is about a corrupt cop turning good, not because of some pointless plot but because of a very well-designed and valid chain of events which leads to a very able character development and plotline for our protagonist. The execution may be flawed and the acting may not be perfect but the soul of the movie clearly resonates with the the viewers. The ultimate self-sacrifice stands as a testimony to how seriously the movie is taking itself and in turn the social evil that it is representing on screen.

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Director: KM Sarjun

The plot is complex, compelling and contemporary. The use of supernatural elements is sparse and has not been used irresponsibly like in many other horror movies. Thus, we are often not desensitized to the horror and when the horror kicks in, it kicks you in the gut. Airaa is an artistically beautiful, well-shot horror flick, which is an achievement in itself. The acting is praiseworthy and never falls into the trap of over-emphasizing the emotion of fear. The film has its moments with some plot twists and reveals. The finale reveal left me underwhelmed though. Airaa sends out a message of dwindling moral values among humans and how it affects the society as a whole.

Director: Madhumita

Last, but not the least is a feel-good comedy drama that charms you with its wit, humour and a sparkling chemistry between its leads.  K.D. chronicles the journey of an innocent, compassionate 80-year old K.D. (Mu Ramaswamy) trying to escape his family when he finds out they’re out to kill him, and the orphaned, witty and affectionate 8-year old Kutty. A gentle, heartwarming story, with characters that tug at your heart, K.D. is sprinkled with life lessons abound without sermonising. A well-narrated effort, the film boasts of brilliant performances from the leads. My only grouse, it could’ve been a little tighter towards the end. But that doesn’t take away from an otherwise well-made, well-meaning film. One of the best films of 2019, K.D. is your perfect go-to film, particularly, in these trying times. 

There we are! These were some of the best Tamil movies 2019 had to offer. Which were your favourites? How many have you seen? What did we miss?

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A quick Tamil Dictionary in Microsoft Word 2019

I just realised that I can use Microsoft Word’s translate feature as a quick Tamil to English Dictionary for getting meanings. It works surprisingly well and even for a sentence (obviously as it is a translation feature and not a word dictionary).

You can find this feature in “Review” ribbon, Language-Translate button, and, then in the right-side panel selecting the from and to languages.

You can translate sentences or the whole document in Microsoft Word from Tamil to English (or) vice-versa

I am using the latest version of  # MSWORD  that ships with Microsoft Office 365 subscription, but I suppose it will work many earlier versions too as the feature has been around for quite some time now.

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