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Sivaji

  • 2007
  • Not Rated
  • 3h 8min
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7,6/10
23 k
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Cochin Hanifa, Manivannan, Raghuvaran, Rajinikanth, Suman, Vivek, Vadivukkarasi, and Shriya Saran in Sivaji (2007)
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ActionCriminalitéDrameThrillerAction militaire menée par une seule personneDrame politique

Un ingénieur en logiciels se rend en Inde pour servir la nation et investir dans le bien-être de celle-ci. Quelques fonctionnaires et politiciens corrompus tentent de l'arrêter alors qu'il e... Tout lireUn ingénieur en logiciels se rend en Inde pour servir la nation et investir dans le bien-être de celle-ci. Quelques fonctionnaires et politiciens corrompus tentent de l'arrêter alors qu'il essaie d'améliorer le quotidien des plus pauvres.Un ingénieur en logiciels se rend en Inde pour servir la nation et investir dans le bien-être de celle-ci. Quelques fonctionnaires et politiciens corrompus tentent de l'arrêter alors qu'il essaie d'améliorer le quotidien des plus pauvres.

  • Réalisation
    • S. Shankar
  • Scénario
    • Swanand Kirkire
    • S. Shankar
    • Sujatha
  • Casting principal
    • Rajinikanth
    • Shriya Saran
    • Suman
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,6/10
    23 k
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    • Réalisation
      • S. Shankar
    • Scénario
      • Swanand Kirkire
      • S. Shankar
      • Sujatha
    • Casting principal
      • Rajinikanth
      • Shriya Saran
      • Suman
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    • 9avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 13 victoires et 5 nominations au total

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    Rajinikanth
    Rajinikanth
    • Sivaji Arumugam
    • (as Rajnikanth)
    Shriya Saran
    Shriya Saran
    • Tamizhselvi…
    Suman
    Suman
    • Adisheshan
    Vivek
    Vivek
    • Arivu Mama
    Raghuvaran
    Raghuvaran
    • Dr. Chezhian
    Manivannan
    Manivannan
    • Mr. Arumugam
    Vadivukkarasi
    Vadivukkarasi
    • Mrs. Arumugam
    Cochin Hanifa
    Cochin Hanifa
    • Minister A.Kulandaivelu
    • (as V.M.C. Hanifa)
    • …
    Ravi Kumar
    • Minister C. Anbanandam
    Pattimandram Raja
    • Ramlingam
    Shanmugarajan
    Shanmugarajan
    • Police Inspector
    • (as Shanmugha Rajan)
    Ala Aljundi
    • Italian Gangster
    Amarasigamani
    • Amarasigamani
    Babi
    Balaji
    Jemini Balaji
    S.P. Balasubrahmanyam
    S.P. Balasubrahmanyam
    • Ballelaka
    Bashkar
    • Réalisation
      • S. Shankar
    • Scénario
      • Swanand Kirkire
      • S. Shankar
      • Sujatha
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    8pmbadur

    Sega Fight-a Sivaji Right-a Give Me Three Time Style Yea..

    The most hyped movie in Tamil Film Industry for the past two years. It was hyped because it was to be hyped as such. Forget about the logic, forget about to story telling and creative thinking. Just sit back and relax for three hours and enjoy the movie. Since you will not watch this movie if any other actors have done the lead part.

    The movie has to be watched one and only for Rajni Kanth's performance and style. Initially it was extremely doubted how Shreya could be a joint for Rajni Kanth. But Shankar's idea was not wrong, they had a very good Chemistry if you do not think Rajni Kanth is in his 60,s and Shreya's in 24 or something in their age.

    Coming to direction and the story part. Shankar seems to be totally confused about the story plot, the way he crafted it. A confused climax. In the previous movies of Shankar the message is the one drives the whole movie, where as in Sivaji. The message comes in the climax that Rajni did all this to remove the black money in the country and yet to see that poorer are still poor. You need to watch closely at the end of the climax you still see people selling cows in village tradition using a money card. The message comes at last so that you wont find a clue about the complete mis direction of the story that they were not able to find a way how to end the movie.

    Music - Yet another A.R. Rahman's midas touch.

    Special Effects - Well done K.V. Anand who has worked for one year to complete the STYLE song. Heard it is a DV Technology and nothing to do with the Graphics.

    Stunt Choreography - In the climax fight,it was showed Rajni's going to fly like as in Matrix but its just nothing. Too many longer fight scenes without any good cause could have made them shorter.

    A lot of hard work has been done. Could have come better if Rajni Kanth's talent have been employed properly.

    Overall a must watch Rajni Kanth;s movie I give a 8/10 because of Rajni Kanth.
    cberameshin

    sivaji,not a shankar'

    sivaji is a visual treat for all rajni lovers and unfortunately not shankar'.you can see the technical brilliance handled lavishly as in all other shankar films.social messages were good,but the director has not worked to remove the flaws in the story.usually his stories are uncommon and the flaws in those films cannot be seen until you think on it.sivaji is an exception-common story even though he has tried to create an awareness on a hidden social cause,flaws show themselves clearly in the story.

    inspite of this the film has an enormous response only because of rajni!one and only rajni! Every frame of the film has been done grandly.good work by the film crew.screenplay is fast.songs were rich and stylish.

    if shankar had satisfied for the flaws in the film,the world would have turned on him in appreciation.
    7ssvikas

    Watch it for its style element and exceptionally opulent sets

    How many stars or superstars in India have the status of being treated like a God, being cheered at every punch-line or cool gesture, being in a position where a mere nod has the potential to change political fortunes? From his humble beginnings as a bus conductor in Bangalore, Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, aka Superstar Rajnikanth is simply larger than life and this time it has just gone bigger with Sivaji, his one hundredth Tamil flick. With more than 700 shows on a single day running now, it just can’t get any bigger.

    With an enormous budget, which according to varied reports ranges between INR60Cr to INR80Cr, Sivaji is the most expensive Indian film to date; with nearly INR35Cr and overseas rights going to the highest paid lead star Rajnikanth. The dizzy numbers easily outweigh any of the stars of Bollywood and compares with Jackie Chan, the highest paid actor in Asia who is an exponent in the genre of stunt based action and style.

    In his latest flick Rajnikanth plays the title role Sivaji, a US returned wealthy software engineer turned social reformer. Incidentally, his name in the movie is same as his original Maharashtran name and also the name of the legendary king. In his path, the reformist finds many obstacles which, needless to say are handled with unprecedented ease and in a populist approach with lots of cool and crazy style thrown in.

    For worshipper fans, Rajnikanth gives them an overdose of style. The opulent sets, especially for the song vaaji vaaji are beyond proportion. With numerous costumes and hairdo changed nearly for every couple of lines. The outdoor shots are equally creative with a colorful group song, El Mariachi style sets for one and European locales for another. Shriya has done a fabulous job of looking great as both, an item girl in the songs and as a homely girl in the story. Nayantara too did a great jig in the first song. Although AR Rahman was not up to his usual mark, the sets compensated for it.

    Coming to the substantive part of the movie, the story, script and dialogues, my review may not be on the dot since I didn’t really get all of the Tamil dialogues. I should have ideally seen a Telugu version. But, really, how does language matter when most of the movie can be understood by situation. Style and opulence are there for all to see. In what is a departure from full Tamil dialogues, Rajnikanth is a suave and cool computer wizard with some English dialogues. May be, this was designed to appeal to Gen-next Southerners, many of whom are well placed software engineers in India and abroad.

    Although some may argue that Rajnikanth movies are all about unrealistic style, it is important to consider that this in itself is a different genre. Similar unreal & stylish movies include Quentin Tarantino flicks like Desperado, its sequel, Chinese flicks where people fly, Bond flicks and of course and the Recent Dhoom 2. The last Rajnikanth movie I saw was Padaiyappa which I felt was a tad more realistic. But, who cares about realism when you know fully well that stylish movies are usually no-brainers and especially when you see a whole multi-ethnic multiplex audience going into frenzy at every other scene!
    7jbragadeesh

    The Real Style

    When the best people in the south Indian cinema meet (Shankar, Rajini, A.R.Rehman, AVM), the expected hype will be too much. There was a lot of pressure on both the fan's part and the movie makers' part to make Sivaji a huge hit by all means. It was a long time since padayappa, they've seen Rajini in full action. Baba was a clear let down. Chandramukhi was not a Super star centered movie. And for his reputation and style, the fans were very thirsty and were ready to see movie of any kind with their super star in form. In fact, i am a hardcore superstar fan. And i was one of the thirsty fans waiting to see my hero in action. For a guy like me, this movie has everything in it. A nice blend of action, comedy, stunts and THE STYLE of Super star. You cannot expect too much logic. Not for the super star. The director has to satisfy both his fans and Rajini's fans. I felt totally satisfied after coming out of the theater. Well, the movie did have pitfalls but the star's style easily dominated them. Overall rating : 8 out of 10.
    8maakkr21

    Sivaji - One of the BOSS(Best of Super Star)

    Movie starts with the normal logic as our Super Star want to do good things to the society by constructing a University but villain Suman (who has done a decent job) creates lot of difficulties ...the story goes with the slow pace and our Super Star falls in love and wants to marry the gorgeous Shriya( She looks so beautiful and fits her role perfectly) .Normally our Super Star will not have any trouble to make a girl fall in love or mostly girl's will be running around to impress him but here it is different, our Super Star has to struggle to win the heart of Shriya . Vivek comes with our Super Star for most of the scene but honestly speaking I didn't feel a great sense of comedy through him when compared to his previous movies. At one stage our Super Star is in bankrupt because of the hurdles made by the villain. There comes the interval ,after seeing the first half , I did n't feel a great impact on the movie, bit worried whether I am watching a movie which is worth of the price 20 Euro (double the price of a English/Hindi movie) I paid because of slow pace and normal comedy scenes.

    Now come the Second half, starting with Thalaivar tossing the coin and starting his revenge, from here the Movie goes like a Jet flight. Our Thalaivar rocks with the awesome look and style. Lots of humorous scenes and extraordinary fights in the Second half adds more feathers to the Success hat. The Most fantastic part of the Movie is the last 15 minutes where our Super Star turns from Sivaji to MGR, I wish MGR could have introduced much earlier. Movie ends with our Super Star's Victory over villain as well as in the movie.

    Sivaji's technical team has done a tremendous job especially Cinematography, Art Direction,Editing... .

    Fights and songs are too good where our Thalaivar has done a Kalakal(super) performance. ..

    AR Rahman ,no wonder about his role in the movie which is a major pillar for success

    Shankar has used his high cost formulas in an efficient way for our Super Star which made me feel that I am watching a movie which is worth of the price, I paid.

    -Sivaji is a huge feast for Rajini Fans, you will enjoy 200% guaranteed entertainment if you search Super Star Rajini in Sivaji but if you search Shankar in Sivaji then only 20 % so enjoy the movie ,don't look for logic as well as Shankar.

    Sivaji worth watching again and one of the BOSS(Best of Super Star)

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    • Anecdotes
      As of July 2007, "Shivaji" is highest grossing Tamil movie ever. It grossed 100 crores (1 billion) Indian rupees in it's third weekend. First Tamil film and non-Hindi Indian movie to gross 100 crores and also the fastest Indian movie to gross that much.
    • Gaffes
      In the scene at the open air movie theatre, Sivaji is seen in a Toyota Land Cruiser with his wife. When he has a "car fight" with the goons, the car changes to a Mahindra Scorpio towards the end.
    • Citations

      Shivaji: BOSS.

      Mama: Bachelor Of Social Service.

    • Versions alternatives
      The UK release was cut, the distributor chose to remove a scene showing the hero of the film throwing a firework into his mouth, lighting it and then spitting it out at somebody else. Cut was made in order to obtain a 12A classification. An uncut 18 classification was available.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Bindass (2008)
    • Bandes originales
      Balleilakka (Tamil)
      Music by A.R. Rahman

      Lyrics by Na. Muthukumar

      Performed by S.P. Balasubrahmanyam, A.R. Reihana, Benny Dayal

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    • Date de sortie
      • 12 décembre 2023 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Inde
    • Sites officiels
      • Official site
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Langue
      • Tamoul
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Крутой Шиваджи
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Inde
    • Sociétés de production
      • A.V.M. Productions
      • AvM Studio
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      • 600 000 000 ₹ (estimé)
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 5 871 620 $US
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