THREE - LOVE, LIES AND BETRAYAL Hindi Movie

Director: Vishal Pandya
Music Director: Chirantan Bhatt

Cast:
Ashish Chowdhry
Nausheen Ali Sardar
Akshay Kapoor


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THREE - LOVE, LIES AND BETRAYAL SYNOPSIS
Three - Love, Lies And Betrayal is based on Mrs. Anjini Dutt (Nausheen Ali Sardar), who is married, and is also a violin teacher and is running the house with whatever she earns.

Her husband, Rajeev Dutt (Akshay Kapoor), who has not been able to earn much lives in her house and on her money, which is the reason for his anger and frustration, and that frustration is also very visible in their marriage, he pushes his wife away because of the ego which has been growing in him over the years.

Rajeev finally gathers the courage and asks her to sell her house, and give him the money to invest in the business; she gets furious as her house is her only connection with her parents who are no more. She decides to help her husband and give one portion of her house on rent so that her husband can use the money for his business.

Sanjay (Ashish Chowdhary) comes to stay in her house as a tenant, and reads the tension between the couple, he sympathizes with her and in the process she falls in love with her lacking the love in her marriage.

Is Sanjay's love for real? Has Mrs. Dutt made a mistake? Will she have to pay for it with her house...or even her life?

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Director: Raju S.M

Producer: Ajay Chandran, Rajendran Sivasankaran

Music Director: Issac Thomas Kottakapalli

"Cast: Giri, Ashwatha, Monica, Samath, Gow...

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"Varnam" basically is life seen through the viewpoint of a teenager. The story revolves around a boy who goes to live with his uncle after his father's death and what happens to him when he joins a school there and witnesses life, villainy, caste clashes, love, etc

New face 18-year-old Giri plays the hero. Sampath Raj plays his uncle. Monica ("Silandhi") dons the role of a teacher. Aswatha, who acted in "Ombathu Rupai Nottu," "Pirivom Sandipom", "Ayyavazhi" and "Valmiki", plays another school student. Muthukumar (Koothuppattarai actor) debuts as villain. The others in the cast are Gautham ("Sandaikozhi") and Vijay Sethupathi.

Giri was spotted while he was playing volleyball in Chinnalapatti. During the audition test in which 300 others participated, he was found to have the body language of a rural boy and the command of the language that was needed.

The film, set in the rural heartland of Tamil Nadu, has been shot in the locales of Munnar, Pandrimalai, Pannaikadu and Manjaparappu.


Touted as a coming-of-age film with a difference, "Varnam" brings out the many shades of adolescence, says debutant director and co-producer S.M. Raju, who hails from Madurai. He worked as a computer scientist in Boston and returned to India four years ago. He underwent theatre and film-making courses during his stint in the United States.

What encouraged Raju to make a rural-based Tamil film was the success of films like "Kalloori" and "Paruthiveeran". Being a Madurai man, he wanted to make a film on an ethos he was exposed to in his early years, he says.

A caste clash that affected Tamil Nadu some time ago forms part of the backdrop. But the film is neither about caste conflicts nor adult opposition to teenage love.

Love, action, kuthu songs, fights and all other commercial elements are there in "Varnam". The famous Veerapandi Thiruvizha in the Theni region is a highlight.

With new faces, realistic acting and virgin locales, the film is a "bridge between commercial and realistic cinema."

Two years of research has gone into the making of this Rs. 2-5 crore film which is nearing completion.