Chellamae

Chellamae
Directed by	Gandhi Krishna
Produced by	V. Gnanavelu Jayaprakash
Written by	Gandhi Krishna Sujatha Rangarajan
Starring	Vishal Reema Sen Bharath Bhanupriya Vivek Girish Karnad
Music by	Harris Jayaraj
Cinematography	K. V. Anand
Editing by	V. T. Vijayan
Distributed by	GJ Cinema
Release date(s)	2004
Running time	155 mins
Country	India
Language	Tamil
Box office	$1 million

Chellamae (Tamil: செல்லமே) (2004) is a Tamil film directed by Gandhi Krishna, who directed the critically acclaimed Nila Kaalam. The film stars Vishal, Reema Sen, Bharath, Bhanupriya and Vivek. The film's score and soundtrack are composed by Harris Jayaraj. The film became one of the highest grossing Tamil films of 2004. It is produced by Vikram Krishna.

Plot

Raghunandhan (Vishal) works for the Income Tax Department in Goa and life is bliss with his newly married wife Mythili (Reema Sen) — but not for long. Vishwa (Bharath), the motherless adolescent and neighbour in Mythili's Chennai home, whom Mythili has a special attachment for, follows her to Goa. Raghu and Mythili fail to realise the imminent danger near them. Vishwa works out a devious plan to whisk away Mythili to Chennai and keep her in his father's holiday home on the city's outskirts. The case of the missing wife is solved after a series of interesting incidents.

The only irksome aspect is when Raghu appears to believe the old woman near their house, who crudely states that Mythili has eloped with Vishwa. He joins with his friend (Vivek), to find his wife. His venture is the rest of the film, with Vishwa holding Mythili captive in his beach house.

Box office

• The film grossed $1 million at the box office.^[1]

Soundtrack

Chellamae
Soundtrack album by Harris Jayaraj
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Harris Jayaraj chronology
Kaakha Kaakha (2003) Chellamae (2004) Arasatchi (2004)

Song title	Singers
"Vellaikaran Mutham"	Mahathi
"Aariya Udhadugal"	Hariharan, Swarnalatha
"Kummiyadi"	Sandhya
"Chella Kiliyum"	Ranjith, Anuradha Sriram
"Kadhalikkum Asai"	Kay Kay, Chinmayi, Timmy, Mahathi

References

1. ^ http://www.idlebrain.com/news/2000march20/chitchat-vishal.html