SJ SURYA NEW TAMIL MOVIE MOVIE
His recent movie Ullam Ketkumae was a commercial success. Shaam, after an effort to make better story selections, improved his image as his films got better returns at the box-office and helped him maintain his reputation. His later films showed promise but were yet to make the box-office. The shoestring budget film, a realistic portrayal of seafarers in between commission, through its excellent camerawork and music score by Vidyasagar added to the stature of the film's cast and crew but due to its delayed release was under-appreciated at the box office. Ekambaram, won the National Best Picture Award (Tamil, 2003) with its unique storyline and departure from cliched Tamil film romances. Jananathan and ably supported by cinematographer, N. Shaam's film Iyarkai, directed by debutant S. Currently he is ready to start his next directorial venture in telugu titled "PULI" which will be a political thriller. Though this movie wasn't as big a hit as Vaali and Khushi, his fans enjoyed the movie. His fourth venture in Tamil as a director was " Anbe Aaruyire" which was initially titled "Best Friend". However, the movie was banned by the Madras High Court in August 2005, a year after it collected huge revenues in the box office. Rahman had created waves in the audio market. The film's opening is considered to be one of the biggest in Tamil cinema in recent years, with over Rs.1.1 crore being collected on the first day at the box-office. After a hiatus for nearly 2 years, he came up with another blockbuster, New in which Suryah played the lead role apart from directing and producing the film. Suryah followed that with the multi-lingual, Khushi which was a huge money-spinner in Tamil and Telugu but did not fare too well in Hindi.
It had an adult theme and went off well with the audience. His first film, Vaali with Ajith as the hero in Tamil, was a huge runaway hit playing for 270 days.
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