Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Thittakudi (2010)
Thittakudi is a 2010 Indian Tamil romance film released on Jun 24, 2010. The film is directed by Sundharan, produced by Dr R Siva Gokularajan , music composed by Selva Nambi.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him. Check out this page for more updates on Thittakudi.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him.
To a large extent, this is due to poor casting choice and below-par performance by hero Velu ( Ravi). He fails to stir anything in you, the way Paruthiveeran, a cheeky wastrel did. Choosing to watch films rather than attend school, Velu is obliged to join his friend Kullan (Siva) as an assistant to Ramasamy ('Munnar' Ramesh), a mason, to keep his frequent date with films. Apart from films, money is spent on women and booze. However, Kalaiselvi (Aswatha), the mason's daughter, secretly loves Velu and assuming he feels for her too, spends a night in the haystack with him. Check out this page for more updates on Thittakudi.
