Anbu Thozhi
| Anbu Thozhi | |
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| Directed by | L.G Ravichandran |
| Produced by | JAY PEE Movies |
| Starring | Thol Thirumavalavan Prabhu Preethi Varma Mayilsamy |
| Music by | Shakti Raj |
| Cinematography | Chittirai Selvan |
| Edited by | N.Babu |
Release date |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Tamil |
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Anbu Thozhi (English: anbu thozhi) is a 2007 film based on a love triangle between an aspiring musician, a Sri Lankan immigrant and a Tamil militant leader. The movie is directed by L. G. Ravichandran and the music was composed by J.K Selva.
Plot
The film opens with a simpleton from a small village in Tamil Nadu wanting to become a musician in the Tamil film industry. Prabhu (Prabhu) goes to Chennai in search of his dream career where he meets Pandya (Mayilsamy). Pandya helps Prabhu adjust to city life and they become good friends. Prabhu meets Yazhini (Preethi Varma) who helps him meet a famous director, who gives Prabhu a chance to prove his musical skills.
On becoming a successful man, Prabhu falls in love with Yazhini, who helped him achieve his dream. When Prabhu decides to reveal his feelings for Yazhini, she tells him about Karuppu (Thirumavalavan) who helped her many years ago when she was abandoned as a child during the war and also helped her reach India. Yazhini requests Prabhu to find and talk to Karuppu about her love for him. Prabhu hides his love and sets off to find Karuppu. On meeting Karuppu, Prabhu realizes that he is a man dedicated to his country and that he has no room in his heart for any individual. His country was his life.
Prabhu returns home a confused man and tells Yazhini that Karuppu also loves her and that he will soon come to marry her. Confusion grows as Prabhu's mother comes to Chennai to meet her future daughter-in-law. Pandya reveals the truth about Karuppu to everyone and Yazhini realizes that by waiting for Karuppu (who will never come) she is not giving life its true meaning.
The film closes with Yazhini and Prabhu getting together.
Soundtrack
The soundtrack of the film features 7 songs:
- "Poongatre"
- "Poongatre" (slow version)
- "Siruthaya"
- "Vaanam Enge"
- "Vaanathil"
- "Veyiluketha"
- "Yaazh Pola"
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