Nagareega Komali (transl. Decent Clown) is a 2006 Indian Tamil languagedrama film directed by Ramji S. Balan. The film stars newcomer Bala Joseph and Neetha Sree, with Bala Singh, Sabitha Anand, N. S. K. Rajan, Paravai Muniyamma, Swaminathan and Easter playing supporting roles. The film, produced by S. Jaganathan, was released on 17 February 2006.[1][2]
In Madurai, Gopi (Bala Joseph) lives with his widowed mother (Sabitha Anand) and runs a cable TV comedy channel called "Nagareega Komali" with his friends. To push up their viewer rating, Gopi and his friends also prank people and telecast it on their channel. One day, Gopi pranks an old woman who was selling idly on the roadside and he gets scolded on phone by an anonymous woman. Gopi tracks down the caller's number and finds the woman: his new neighbour Kaveri (Neetha Sree), a gutsy and outspoken woman who fights for justice and spreads social awareness. In the meantime, a few people are falling into a coma in the city after being administered a strong dose of chloroform. One day, Gopi witnesses Kaveri giving an injection to a greedy loan shark. Gopi then meets her father Ellaiah (Bala Singh) who is working in a tea shop and Ellaiah tells him about their bitter past.
Many years ago, in Tanjore, Ellaiah was a farmer who lived happily with his wife and kids. But in 1995, due to drought and lack of water, Ellaiah decided to get a bank loan to build a well in his land. However, there was no water in the well and he could not farm as before so he sold his land. Encumbered with debts and suffering from hunger, Ellaiah, his wife, his little son and Kaveri decide to commit suicide by drinking poison. His wife and son died but Kaveri and Ellaiah survived. Thereafter, for Kaveri's studies, they came to Madurai.
Back to the present, Kaveri scolds Gopi and his friends for wasting their time with their comedy channel. Her speech is the eye-opener for Gopi and he decides to do relevant shows for the society on their channel. Gopi slowly falls in love with Kaveri. In the meantime, Kaveri is arrested for giving injections to loan sharks. Thereafter, Gopi faces a lot of problems for making socially conscious shows. Kaveri is then released on bail from jail. Gopi cannot anymore run his cable TV channel as he wished joins, so he joins hand with Kaveri to start a newspaper called "Nagareega Komali".
Ramji S. Balan made his directorial debut with Nagareega Komali under the banner of Ramji Cine Arts. Bala Joseph (credited as Jaisakthi), the grandson of Suruli Rajan, was selected to play the lead role while Kannada actress Neetha Sree was chosen to play the female lead. N. S. K. Rajan, the grandson of late comedian N. S. Krishnan, signed to play the role of a tea stall owner. The director said, "There's a relevant message in this film for Tamil society". The film was entirely shot in Madurai.[3][4]
The film score and the soundtrack were composed by Ramji S. Balan. The soundtrack features 9 tracks with lyrics written by Bharathidasan, Ekadasi and Muthusamy.[5][6]
Malini Mannath said "Nagareega Komaali may not be the best film to happen. But it does keep you entertained for the most part with its cheeky lines and take-offs. If only it wasn't so preachy".[7] Another reviewer lauded the film's message but criticised the preachy tone of the film.[8] The film completed a 100-day run at the box-office.[9]
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Nagareega Komali transl Decent Clown is a 2006 Indian Tamil language drama film directed by Ramji S Balan The film stars newcomer Bala Joseph and Neetha Sree with Bala Singh Sabitha Anand N S K Rajan Paravai Muniyamma Swaminathan and Easter playing supporting roles The film produced by S Jaganathan was released on 17 February 2006 1 2 Nagareega KomaliDirected byRamji S BalanWritten byRamji S BalanProduced byS JaganathanStarringBala JosephNeetha SreeCinematographyG K RajEdited byV T VijayanMusic byRamji S BalanProductioncompanyRamji Cine ArtsRelease date17 February 2006 2006 02 17 Running time130 minutesCountryIndiaLanguageTamil Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 4 Soundtrack 5 Release 6 ReferencesPlot EditIn Madurai Gopi Bala Joseph lives with his widowed mother Sabitha Anand and runs a cable TV comedy channel called Nagareega Komali with his friends To push up their viewer rating Gopi and his friends also prank people and telecast it on their channel One day Gopi pranks an old woman who was selling idly on the roadside and he gets scolded on phone by an anonymous woman Gopi tracks down the caller s number and finds the woman his new neighbour Kaveri Neetha Sree a gutsy and outspoken woman who fights for justice and spreads social awareness In the meantime a few people are falling into a coma in the city after being administered a strong dose of chloroform One day Gopi witnesses Kaveri giving an injection to a greedy loan shark Gopi then meets her father Ellaiah Bala Singh who is working in a tea shop and Ellaiah tells him about their bitter past Many years ago in Tanjore Ellaiah was a farmer who lived happily with his wife and kids But in 1995 due to drought and lack of water Ellaiah decided to get a bank loan to build a well in his land However there was no water in the well and he could not farm as before so he sold his land Encumbered with debts and suffering from hunger Ellaiah his wife his little son and Kaveri decide to commit suicide by drinking poison His wife and son died but Kaveri and Ellaiah survived Thereafter for Kaveri s studies they came to Madurai Back to the present Kaveri scolds Gopi and his friends for wasting their time with their comedy channel Her speech is the eye opener for Gopi and he decides to do relevant shows for the society on their channel Gopi slowly falls in love with Kaveri In the meantime Kaveri is arrested for giving injections to loan sharks Thereafter Gopi faces a lot of problems for making socially conscious shows Kaveri is then released on bail from jail Gopi cannot anymore run his cable TV channel as he wished joins so he joins hand with Kaveri to start a newspaper called Nagareega Komali Cast EditBala Joseph as Gopi Neetha Sree as Kaveri Bala Singh as Ellaiah Kaveri s father Sabitha Anand as Gopi s mother N S K Rajan as Tea master Paravai Muniyamma as Vegetable seller Swaminathan as Serial director Easter as Dialogue writer Rosario as Serial actor Udhay as Cinematographer Selvakumar as Serial actor Malini Vaman as Serial actress Roshanraj as Gopi s friend Kumar Vadivel as Guna Gopi s friend Shankar as Gopi s friend Bava Lakshmanan as Corrupt manProduction EditRamji S Balan made his directorial debut with Nagareega Komali under the banner of Ramji Cine Arts Bala Joseph credited as Jaisakthi the grandson of Suruli Rajan was selected to play the lead role while Kannada actress Neetha Sree was chosen to play the female lead N S K Rajan the grandson of late comedian N S Krishnan signed to play the role of a tea stall owner The director said There s a relevant message in this film for Tamil society The film was entirely shot in Madurai 3 4 Soundtrack EditNagareega KomaliSoundtrack album by Ramji S BalanReleased2006Recorded2006GenreFeature film soundtrackLength36 57ProducerRamji S BalanRamji S Balan chronologyNagareega Komali 2006 Udumban 2012 The film score and the soundtrack were composed by Ramji S Balan The soundtrack features 9 tracks with lyrics written by Bharathidasan Ekadasi and Muthusamy 5 6 TracklistNo TitleSinger s Length1 Chellattha Karisal Karunanidhi0 502 Kalluri Kootai Anuradha Sriram5 283 Kandan Kandan Murugadasan0 424 Mattu Vandi Arumugam Madurai Chandran Karisal Karunanidhi5 185 Naadu Summa Paravai Muniyamma5 336 Ore Paarvaiyil Murugadasan Karisal Karunanidhi6 087 Patchai Niramedutthu Arumugam Kottai Sami Mariyamma5 478 Puthiyadhor Ulgam Sriram Vyas1 359 Vatti Vatti Anuradha Sriram5 36Total length 36 57Release EditMalini Mannath said Nagareega Komaali may not be the best film to happen But it does keep you entertained for the most part with its cheeky lines and take offs If only it wasn t so preachy 7 Another reviewer lauded the film s message but criticised the preachy tone of the film 8 The film completed a 100 day run at the box office 9 References Edit Jointscene Tamil Movie Nagareega Komali jointscene com Archived from the original on 1 February 2010 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Nagareega Komali Tamil Movie woodsdeck com Retrieved 10 September 2019 A rich lineage for them IndiaGlitz com 14 February 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Tamil Cinema Preview Nagareega Komali Jayasakthi Neetasri Cinesouth Archived from the original on 26 August 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Nagareega Komali 2006 Ramji S Balan mio to Retrieved 10 September 2019 Nagareega Komali Songs mymazaa com 8 February 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Malini Mannath Nagareega Komaali chennaionline com Archived from the original on 15 October 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2019 NAGAREEHA KOMALI Review in Tamil koodal com Archived from the original on 2 February 2010 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Nagareega Komali 100 Days Function IndiaGlitz com 27 May 2006 Retrieved 10 September 2019 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nagareega Komali amp oldid 1170650672, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
