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Chandra Movie Review
- 2/25/2014 4:13:12 AM
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Banner: India Classic Arts and Narasimha Arts
Cast: Prem Kumar, Shriya Saran, Ganesh Venkatraman
Direction: Roopa Iyer
Music: Gautam Srivatsa
This Valentine's Day comes with a romantic, opulent treat from the award winning director Roopa Iyer. 'Chandra' was simultaneously prepared for Sandalwood and Kollywood, and it was one of the highest grossers in the former, post it's mid 2013 release. Now the movie had come to the Tamil screens too, making it Shriya's comeback after quite a while of her absence. The film is a fantasy starring Prem Kumar, Shriya, Ganesh Venkatraman, Vivek, Vijaykumar and many others.
Monarchy is abolished in India post independence, while a few still carry their pride, beliefs and traditions down through many dynasties. And this story is about royal families and protagonists Chandra. Hero Chandrahasa (Prem) is an Ayurvedic doctor who's studied it the formal way in the Himalayas. He comes around as a brave and intelligent doctor, singer and an able fighter in a true warrior breed. Chandra (Shriya) the princess on the other hand is beautifying damsel and a wonderful singer and dancer. Chandrahasa's father is Chandra's music teacher and that is how the two meet. They fall in love, and live in fantasy of their dreams. But considering family tradition and values, the princess is planned to be married of to Arya (Ganesh Venkatraman) from abroad. When the families gets to know of the affair between Chandra's, they vehemently oppose. Meanwhile,
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