Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
Saravana
Saravana and Krishna are close buddies in college. Saravana sees a video tape of Krishna's sister Sadhana studying in London and falls in love with her. So to meet her, Saravana goes with Krishna to a village near Tirunelveli where he finds that there is a bloody war going on between two warring caste groups. Krishna's brother Soundarapandi his wife and Krishna are killed by the rival group of Dorai Singam. However Saravana saves Sadhana and takes her to Chennai. Initially Sadhana is not accepted by Saravana's large family but slowly when they come to know about her background they support and love her. The rest of the film is how Saravana tries to help Sadhana to go back to London, and in the process eliminates the entire gang of Dorai Singam single-handedly.
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Saravana and Krishna are close buddies in college. Saravana sees a video tape of Krishna's sister Sadhana studying in London and falls in love with her. So to meet her, Saravana goes with Krishna to a village near Tirunelveli where he finds that there is a bloody war going on between two warring caste groups. Krishna's brother Soundarapandi his wife and Krishna are killed by the rival group of Dorai Singam. However Saravana saves Sadhana and takes her to Chennai. Initially Sadhana is not accepted by Saravana's large family but slowly when they come to know about her background they support and love her. The rest of the film is how Saravana tries to help Sadhana to go back to London, and in the process eliminates the entire gang of Dorai Singam single-handedly.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance
Written By:K. S. Ravikumar
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Chimbu Cine Arts
Cast
K. S. Ravikumar
Director
Silambarasan
Saravana
Jyothika
Sadhana
Prakash Raj
Soundarapandi
Vivek
V C Damodaran (VCD)
Meghna Naidu
Saravana's cousin
Nagesh
Saravana's grandfather
Devadarshini
Saravana's sister-in-law
Radha Ravi
Saravana's father
Nizhalgal Ravi
Saravana's uncle
Tharika
Saravana's sister
K. S. Ravikumar
man in the train
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