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Ipshitaa

@Ipshitaa

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Posted: 15 years ago

#21

I liked Vikram better than Abhishek too. He has been able to potray the rawness in Beera's character better and of course he looks more frightful.

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Hetal

@ibelieveinpink

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Posted: 15 years ago

#22

I fell in love with Vikram through all the promotions. He sounds and speaks so intelligently and humbly! Plus he dresses exceedingly well. I can't wait to watch both versions. First it was only for Ash, but now I want to watch the Tamil one even though I don't understand the language for Vikram also!

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Sharma

@lovanika

Rocker

Posted: 15 years ago

#23

It is coming from a huge Abhi fan...that is ME....😉

I am sad to say that 😉 Vikram is going to kill, roast and eat Abhi in this movie....I am sad for Abhi and Happy for Vikra..he looks awesome...

But I can see it coming....See for me ther ewill be no comparision as I will only watch HIndi version and telgu people will wacth only telgu but the comaprision will come from MEDIA...and it is pretty clear that media love to bash BAchchans....

I just feel that they should give Abhi a chance and let him be...

Lucky for Ash there is no comparision....

Still MAni's film with Abhi init ....CAN"T WAIT.

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petticoat

@petticoat

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 15 years ago

#24

everybody gives their best in a manis movie

personally yuva fr the first movie where i liked abhishekh as an actor

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@ShadowKisses

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Posted: 15 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Mages

even the songs in the tamil version are even more touching and meaningful than the hindi version.....

That is so true. Even for Yuva/Ayutha Ezhuthu, the songs were way more meaningful in Tamil. "Fanaa" in particular was much better for AE rather than Yuva where I felt most of the meaning of the actual song was lost in translation.

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I'm way more excited for the Tamil version because I think Mani, in general, is far more comfortable when he directs the Tamil version since its his first language.

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-Siddhi.

@-Siddhi.

Inactive

Posted: 15 years ago

#26

ya

ash's voice did resemble rohinis in the trailers..apparently aish did dub

so ..anyways....looking fwd to vikram the most :)

Hey aren't u carolinecj..yes u r !! sh** i am such a tubelight!! should have guessed from ur DP😃

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104869

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Posted: 15 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: ShadowKisses

That is so true. Even for Yuva/Ayutha Ezhuthu, the songs were way more meaningful in Tamil. "Fanaa" in particular was much better for AE rather than Yuva where I felt most of the meaning of the actual song was lost in translation.

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I'm way more excited for the Tamil version because I think Mani, in general, is far more comfortable when he directs the Tamil version since its his first language.

Completely second you on that.

Having said that I believe he writes scripts in English, which is why most of his dialogues are pretty short and crisp.

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-PoisonIvy-

@-PoisonIvy-

Stunner

Posted: 15 years ago

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-Mmmmm-

@-Mmmmm-

Sparkler

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Posted: 15 years ago

#29

Vikram looks hot. His portrayal of Ravan looks natural compared to AB. Maybe he is a much seasoned actor.

I guess I will watch both the versions.Just hope the Tamil has subtitles.

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-Siddhi.

@-Siddhi.

Inactive

Posted: 15 years ago

#30

So everyone here is more excited for the Tamil version.

I dont understand the language. Can someone tell if Ash's Tamil is as good as her Hindi ?

Vikram looks hot in the Hindi version and scary in the Tamil one !

Nopes..Ash isn't that fluent in Tamil, but i guess its not something alien to her as she has done few tamil movies in the past..but heard that she has learned it now as she dubbed her own voice for the tamil version

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