Ninaithale

Ninaithale
Directed by	Viswas Sundar
Produced by	Viswas Sundar
Written by	Bharathan
Starring	Suchindra Nargis Bagheri Santhoshi
Music by	Vijay Antony
Cinematography	Madhi
Release date(s)	15 May 2007
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Ninaithale is a 2007 Tamil movie starring Suchindra and Nargis Bagheri in the lead roles. This movie is the remake of the Telugu blockbuster movie Anand. It is Suchindra's first Tamil movie as hero. The film is directed by Viswas Sundar who is also the producer for the films Adhu and Chanakya.

Plot

The story opens with a car accident in which Rupa (Nargis Bagheri) parents are killed due to carelessness of a drunken driver. She becomes an orphan but friends and neighbours support her and she gets a good job. She falls in love with Rahul, her colleague, and she accepts to marry him. On the other side there's Anand (Suchin),an US returned guy who is forced to attend a family friend’s wedding. On the wedding day he meets the bride Rupa and its love at first sight for him. But soon the wedding is called off because of some arguments between Rupa and her future mother in law. Anand is very happy because the marriage gets cancelled. Anand talks to Rupa and he admires her for her boldness. He completely falls in love with her. To win her love, he does lots of things like shifting his house nearer to hers, gradually developing friendship with her and finally entering into her heart. But when she starts to love him, she comes to know that Anand's father was the murderer of her parents. The rest of the story is about if the lovers will be united.

Cast and crew

• Cast: Suchindra, Nargis Bagheri, Santoshi, Lalitha, Krishna, Venketes
• Director: Viswas Sundar
• Producer: Viswas Sundar under the banner Viswas Films (P) Ltd
• Co-Director: Karthick Raghunath
• Choreography: Kadhal Kandas and Master Sundaram, father of Prabhu Deva
• Music: Vijay Antony
• Cinematographer: Madhi
• Stunt: Thavasi Raj
• Dialogues: Bharathan

Production

The movie was earlier entitled Sweet. However, Sundar changed the title because of the announcement of the Tamil Nadu Government that Tamil films with Tamil names will be exempted from entertainment tax.^{[citation needed]} The shooting of the song "Naanthaanaa Naanthaanaa" took place in Golkonda, capital and fortress city of the Qutb Shahi kingdom, near Hyderabad. Another important scene was shot in Kushaldass Garden in Chennai.

External links

• Ninaithale Website^{[dead link]}