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14th January 2014, 03:26 AM
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Most films by an actor in a leading role in one year? (I heard somewhere that Rajnikanth at one point made 19 films in a year - is that true? If true, were they all lead roles? Anyone surpassed that?)
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14th January 2014 03:26 AM
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14th January 2014, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by
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Most films by an actor in a leading role in one year? (I heard somewhere that Rajnikanth at one point made 19 films in a year - is that true? If true, were they all lead roles? Anyone surpassed that?)
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vijayakanth had 18 releases in 1984, all in tamil, & i read it was a record...
i have list.. will share it here
others can confirm for other actors
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i have the list for his first 100 films...
serial no. is the film order.. for eg: nooravathu naaL is his 25th film
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14th January 2014, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by
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vijayakanth had 18 releases in 1984, all in tamil, & i read it was a record...
i have list.. will share it here
others can confirm for other actors
3.JPG1.JPG2.JPG
i have the list for his first 100 films...
serial no. is the film order.. for eg: nooravathu naaL is his 25th film
Wow...
So how did they do it back then?
I mean he must have been working on three or four films at the same time... Was that common at the time?
Is it common these days?
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14th January 2014, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by
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Wow...
So how did they do it back then?
I mean he must have been working on three or four films at the same time... Was that common at the time?
Is it common these days?
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it was very common those days.. but not now..
during this time, vijayakanth had a motorbike & used to go to different locations one after the other with very little rest.. almost worked round the clock.. [read from a magazine]..
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19th January 2014, 06:40 PM
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I am also curious about camera technology in Kollywood, shall we say particularly starting from 1975...
Would anyone be able to give information/details on how this has been evolving/progressing over the years? Especially differences in cost, time taken, etc.
E.g. is film completely out these days? Is digital cheaper? Is it quicker? Size of cameras and associated equipment, etc.?
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19th January 2014, 08:24 PM
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Just wondering if there have been any cinema/theatrical releases in South India of movies made on mobile phones (or "cellular" phones)? If not, then is that likely to happen any time soon?
Also, what's the smallest camera that has been used for cinema/T.V. purposes in Tamil Nadu?
I mean, I was wondering what the production costs would be like for a movie made on a mobile phone camera/hand-held digital video camera with "post-production" done on a laptop...
Another point - for a separate discussion - I feel, as production costs go down, the variety of movies made will be greater, and probably the quality will improve overall, as directors/producers can experiment with scripts which may not appear to have much "commercial" potential (as financial risks will be less severe) - agree or disagree?
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19th January 2014, 08:02 PM
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Does anyone know how film production costs work in Kollywood?
I'm particularly curious to know how costs have changed over the years...
I was born in 1982, so I'm most interested in the history of Tamil Cinema starting from 1980... but why not go back just a few more years... so I'd like to start with trends from 1975...
So, what were the costs for camera work and film processing?
How long did film processing take? Was there any change between 1975 and 2005 (i.e. did processing become quicker/cheaper)?
Would be nice if someone could provide details...
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22nd January 2014, 03:53 AM
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BTW, what's the situation with "Marudhanaayagam"? And I don't fully understand why KH is apparently unable to complete this film while he goes on making other films... The last time I heard him say anything about that particular "project" was when he made a brief passing reference to it in a recent televised interview, stating he had significant financial problems shortly after launching production, but he made no comment on his current intentions, i.e. whether he intends to resume production, etc. Someone stated a long while ago that KH considered the project to be of great "artistic importance" to him, and that all his other projects were primarily intended to shore himself up financially - but it's been in cold storage now for 17 years!
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25th January 2014, 04:02 PM
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I have directed a short film and it is available in Youtube now. Is it possible for me to share it with you guys here? Last time I posted a teaser and someone said it was inappropriate to do so. I really want you guys to watch it and let me know your comments. Possible?
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26th January 2014, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I have directed a short film and it is available in Youtube now. Is it possible for me to share it with you guys here? Last time I posted a teaser and someone said it was inappropriate to do so. I really want you guys to watch it and let me know your comments. Possible?
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