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First in many ways
AT KANDAN Chavadi, Prasanth and Rinki Khanna were running and
searching for each other. As the crowd was swelling the director
was finding it difficult to shoot. The work was in the finishing
stages anyway, said director Ravichandran.
Cee (I) TV Entertainment "Majnu'' has a lot of firsts to its
credit. It has a new heroine in Rinki Khanna. For the first time
a major portion of a film is shot in Kolkata and that too in the
temple of the Goddess Kali. After completing the important scenes
director Ravichandran decided to do the action ones in a set
specially erected. Dr. Murali Manohar, who was instrumental in
bringing alive the seven wonders of the world in "Jeans," is
doing ``Majnu". "For me this is one of the films which is based
on love, family sentiment and all the ingredients which make a
film succeed at the box office. I am sure the songs by Harris
Jayaraj have given a fillip to the film and till now the sale of
the cassettes has been very encouraging," the director says.
"Majnu" is a film for everybody both the layman and the
elite. It has a good story with all the twists and turns. The
story revolves round Prasanth who is in search of his lady love,
Rinki Khanna. He comes to know that she is in Kolkata and goes
there. That is the time of Kali pooja. He gets caught in the
crowd where the villain tries to kill him.
Raguvaran, Vivek, Sonu (new villain), Rathi Agnihothri and
Hemanth are in the cast. Dances are choreographed by Raju
Sundaram, camera is handled by Thanker Bhachan, editing is done
by Lenin V. T. Vijayan, music is scored Harris Jayaraj, lyrics
are penned Vairamuthu, dialogue is written by Balakumaran and the
story, screenplay, direction are by Ravichandran. The film is
produced by Dr. Murali Manohar.
S. R. ASHOK KUMAR
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