The night of Priya and Viswanathan's wedding reception, Ganga mysteriously disappears from the canopy. As someone tries to kill Senthil, once with poison, and another time by pushing a fish tank, a mysterious voice sings in the middle of the night, and Saravanan tries to figure out what's happening. The night Saravanan returned, a mysterious being made an attempt to kill Priya. Senthil calls Saravanan for help with the mysterious events. Suspicion turns towards Durga ( Nayantara), the gardener's granddaughter. Subsequently, strange things begin happening in the household: a ghost is scaring the people in the house, things are inexplicably breaking, and Ganga's sari catches on fire. When Ganga learns of Chandramukhi's story, she wants to go to her room because she thinks that this story was made up to scare thieves from stealing costly treasures which she believes are in the room. Shortly afterward, Saravanan helps Priya with her love affair with their neighbour, dance professor Viswanathan ( Vineeth), and persuades her parents and aunt to speak with him to arrange their marriage. Legend had it that her soul was locked up in the southern room with a king cobra. Chandramukhi's spirit continued to remain in the palace to take revenge on the king. When the king found out, he killed Gunasekaran on Durgashtami and burned Chandramukhi alive. Chandramukhi, without letting the king know, had Gunasekaran stay in a nearby house.
Vettayan kidnapped her and brought her back to his palace. However, she would not return his love because her heart was already set on the dancer Gunasekaran. When King Vettayan lived in the palace, he took a trip to Andhra Pradesh and met the dancer Chandramukhi, instantly falling in love with her beauty. When they go to a temple, a priest reveals why everyone is frightened. Akhilandeshwari is jealous of Saravanan and with her assistant ( Sonu Sood) she tries to destroy Saravanan. Saravanan learns that they have bought the Vettayapuram Palace, despite a fear of the place and attempts by the elders to dissuade them. They separated because their father was supposed to marry his intimidating older cousin, Akhilandeshwari, who is the bachelorette family head of her late parents' family, and Priya's paternal aunt and foster mother. Vijaya) wanted Senthil to marry his paternal aunt, Akhilandeshwari's ( Sheela) eldest niece Priya ( Malavika), daughter of Kandaswamy ( Nasser) to reunite the two families after 30 years of separation. Senthil's origninal mother (Saravanan's adoptivemother), Kasturi ( K. He meets up with his friend and foster brother, Senthilnathan ( Prabhu Ganesan), and his wife, Ganga ( Jyothika).
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The movie opens with Saravanan ( Rajinikanth), an Indian- American psychiatrist coming to India on vacation. Please help improve it by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. This article's plot summary may be too long or excessively detailed. It was released on 14 April 2005 (India), coinciding with Tamil New Year, to become the largest opening in Tamil cinema at the time.Īs of 25 June 2007, it became the longest ever running South Indian film and still holds this record, completing 891 days at Shanthi Theater in Chennai, passing the record of the 1944 devotional film Haridas. Vijaya, Vijayakumar, Vinaya Prasad, Sonu Sood, Vineeth and Malavika were given supporting roles. The title role was played by Jyothika while Prabhu Ganesan and Nayantara were also given lead roles.
It starred Rajinikanth, making Chandramukhi his "come back" film after the controversy regarding Baba. The film was distributed by Sivaji Productions. The soundtrack and background score, which became successful enough to be released as a separate album, was composed by Vidyasagar. With a few deviations, it is a remake of Vasu's 2004 Kannada film Apthamitra, which was in turn a remake of the 1993 Malayalam film Manichithrathazhu. Theatrical poster depicting 50 days of run.ġ60 crore ( US$31.92 million) Ĭhandramukhi ( Tamil: சந்திரமுகி) is a 2005 Indian comedy-horror film directed by P. For Devdas character, see Chandramukhi (character).
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