Calt Classic: Idham, starring Murali and directed by Kathir, was a blockbuster in 1991. It had a beautiful background scores and chartbasters, thanks to Ilaiyaraja. , Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Recently a complicated title fell on digital platforms. The new film had a name that was burnt in the early 1990s to Madras Screen and the rest of Tamil Nadu. Certainly, Idhayam Murali should ring a bell. Back in 1991, Idham starring Murali was a blockbuster.

Currently cut, the son of the late actor, Atharva, will play the lead role in Idham Murali, a romantic drama that is a clear hat-tip for melodious love stories of melodious in the 1990s, especially Idham. It was a story of one-way love, ending with an open-ended climax, indicating the possibility of Cupid.

Runway hit

Directed by Kathir, Idham had a beautiful background score and chartbusters, thanks to Ilaiyaraja. While played by the medical student Raja, Murali, he struggled to express his love for the collegiate diamond, who acted as the Gita, seems to seem to be the path of love without love and mischievous streaks in a huge campus Mergently highlighted by Ilaiyaraja.

The songs were fugitive hits, especially Pottu Vaitta Oru Vatta Neela and April Mayla, even though today’s standards can be considered as Eve-Tejing, which was couch in a dance number, which Prabhu Dev said Was. Both college students and family audiences threw the film hall and Rajinikanth praised the songs at a ceremony.

For readers of a certain vintage, these songs can remind them of college tour, which are the OT and Kodikal’s favorite soundtrack with Idham numbers, while Minivan provoked the ghats. Murali acted in several films from Mani Ratnam’s Pagal Nilavu ​​to Pudhu Vasantam of Vikramana, but the eternal reference point for him often stops with Idham. The film was resonant among fans.

It is no surprise that the title of the old hits and the legacy of Murali are being terminated through their son. Atharva’s 2013 film Pardacea was an excellent film about the journey of the tree plantation workers, and has been a stable appearance in Tamil films.

Roots in Karnataka

For those interested in Trivia, Murali, such as Rajni, Arjun, Mohan and Prakash Raj, have their roots in Karnataka. From a film family, he was a brief tenure in Madras, and in Kannada films, who returned to the coastal metro and gold in Tamil Celluloids.

Murali died in 2010 and his departure in 46 shocked Kollywood. Atharva has tried to expand his father’s legacy in his own way and perhaps Idham Murali will attack a raga with those who remember the hit of the 1990s different The heart was found in love, but never found words to reveal the spirit.