Best Movie Endings in Tamil Movies ( and Openings )

I could tolerate him when compare to our great captain Vijayakanth...sema...:biggrin2:..
Anyone notice it???In most of our captain films, heroine used to run behind him....she used to propose him and jollifyinghim..but our great hero wont give even a look or he would tease the heroine ..aank...Harhar...

Another good start is, "Varusham Padhiaru"..its a flashback kinda film....

 

Among the recent movies I like the ending of varutha padatha valibar sangam. It was hilarious watching satyaraj with his serious look & end up sodaparan with a comedic ending!

 

I remember watching En Bommakutty Ammavukku when I was young and I thought it was a good film. But a few months back, I happened to catch this same film on tv and thought of watching it...boy was it a bad idea! The movie was soo boring! And many of the scenes seemed so artificial and fake...The height of it all was the Raghuvaran-Sathyaraj dance! Seriously,Fazil must be complimented for his guts alone for even imagining that the two of them could pull it off! (They didn't of course!)

Comparatively, I thought Chinna Kannama's ending was so heart wrenching! Of course, Baby Shamili was irritating throughout the film but the scene where she catches Karthik hiding from her at the railway station and questions him on why he left her...aaaah, that was really sad!

 

Oh yes, Varusham 16! How can I forget that? Of course when the movie starts with Karthik coming out the jail, you knew something bad and sad had happened to him but a few minutes into the flashback, you totally forget about the jail scene and start travelling with Karthik in his journey of good memories. That is probably why Kushbu's death comes as a shock in the climax. And when you see Karthik coming with a handcuff to see her dead body, you just can't help but silently pray that the director changed the ending into a happy one instead!

 

I like Poove Unakaga 's climax...Different and unexpected

 

Errr... they seemed like harassment to me even back then. In any event, wasn't that what the director was trying to portray anyway? Karthik (or Kannan) was no angel and he was portrayed as an arrogant, hot-headed and stubborn guy who was so used to getting what he wanted. So when Radhika tries to stay away from him, he took it as a sign of her defying him and thus constantly ragged and harassed her for it. And I think that's what made the character clicked. At a time where heroes are shown to be goody two shoes, Kannan was a character that comes as a breath of fresh air. Here was a guy who didn't need to be constantly good and endearing. He was lovable yet devilish; endearing yet full of arrogance; a hero with just the right amount of villain characteristics in him.

 

Well, opinions differ I for one thought that it was a really well-made film. In any event, I can't comment much on your opinion because I don't fall under the category of viewers who roots only for the hero. To me, a hero is mainly a lead character in a film, who should have connectivity with the audience. In that sense, he should be allowed to make mistakes like any other humans and not seen merely as a larger-than-life image. An MGR sort of hero who sees no wrong, speaks no wrong and does no wrong is definitely not my cup of tea.