Karthi is easily the best actor when comes to executing animated comedies with so much ease and this role of a carefree caretaker has been a cake walk for him. Although all other actors have given their best, we are absolutely smitten by the bond between the two protagonists.ĭirector Vamshi has made necessary changes by adding local favors,may be this is how one should remake foreign films as majority of our audiences are yet to accept films without songs. But while watching the film, those needless songs doesn't affect the flow much, thanks to the solid performances of Karthi and Nagarjuna. The Intouchables is one of the finest films ever made in French but here in Tamil, the makers added item songs and duet, which indeed has disappointed me at first. Frankly the teaser and trailer of the film were not promising that I simply thought that this is going to be yet another ruined version of a classic film.
Thozha is easily one of the best feel good rides that Tamil cinema has ever come across. They took bonding to a whole new level.Review Thozha (Oopiri) & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit For the Tamil version, Karthi almost doubled up as an assistant director. They bonded as two characters,” he said.Įlaborating on their bond, Vamshi said, “They would cheer me up whenever I had issues with something on the sets. It absolutely didn’t take time for us to bond and work, and the magic will reflect on screen. Their nature is such that they can easily bond with everybody. “Both Nagarjuna and Karthi are very simple people. But when I narrated what I had in mind, and how we were going to make suitable changes, he was more than excited to be part of the project,” said Vamshi, who didn’t find working with two stars challenging. “Karthi wasn’t sure how we were going to adapt a French film. Popular Tamil star Karthi plays Nagarjuna’s caretaker in the film, which was never planned to be made as a bilingual, but with the inclusion of Karthi, it just paved way and things fell in place.
I was happy when I heard that because this is what most directors strive for when they work with stars,” he added. “He jumped at the opportunity when it was offered to him, insisting that no changes were made just to please him or the audience.
I knew Nagarjuna sir would be perfect, because in the back of audiences’ minds he’s a star and he will be accepted in such a role,” he said, and added that Nagarjuna, who watched the original, had no qualms of playing a wheelchair-bound character. “This character needed someone with aura – the kind that will convince people even if he’s bound to a wheelchair throughout the film. The film is about the bonding between a physically challenged millionaire (played by Nagarjuna) and a social disabled slumdog (played by Karthi). Although I wanted to adapt it into Telugu and Tamil, I never thought I’d make it after ‘Yevadu’, because I knew it was going to change the way I was making films,” he said, adding that “The Intouchables” is among the top 50 films on IMDB and he was not sure if he could do justice. An adaptation of French drama “The Intouchables”, the film has been made without tampering the soul.
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