SN Swamy might need gotten uninterested in being requested when he plans to put in writing a ‘CBI 5’ sequel. Apparently, Swami acknowledges that he’s in all probability being requested for love. “It took me eight years to complete ‘CBI5’. Now let me relaxation for some time,” Swamy tells us.
‘CBI 5’ got here 17 years after the final CBI film, which was ‘Nerariyan CBI’. In between, Okay Madhu directed Four or 5 movies. And SN Swamy wrote scripts for at the least eight or 10 motion pictures.
Lokesh Kanakaraj wasn’t even born when Kamal Haasan’s first ‘Vikram’ (1986) was launched. And the identical Lokesh made a movie with the identical Kamal Haasan with the identical title ‘Vikram’ 36 years later.
Only a few days in the past, Jayaraj had introduced a sequel to ‘Freeway’ with Suresh Gopy. ‘Freeway’ premiered 27 years in the past with Suresh Gopy within the lead. And Jayaraj himself has been considering making a sequel to his hit Mammootty film ‘Johny Walker’ for the final Four-5 years. Director Sunil has already introduced a sequel to Babu Antony’s 1995 movie ‘Chantha’. We hold listening to concerning the sequels to ‘CID Moosa’ and ‘Huge B too’.
CBI won’t take all instances
SN Swamy, who has written essentially the most sequels in Malayalam cinema, reckons that it was simpler to put in writing an unique story than to put in writing a sequel to a beforehand profitable movie. The general public will anticipate loads. They’ll bear in mind the traits and mannerisms of the earlier characters. Particularly when the style is an investigative thriller. Between ‘CBI 2’ and ‘CBI three’, Okay Madhu-SN Swamy and Mammootty bought collectively for three or Four motion pictures. They usually have been all investigative thrillers. However even then, Swamy wasn’t able to translate them right into a CBI movie. The truth is, Okay Madhu requested if they need to embody such tales in CBI movies. However Swamy reasoned that the time was not but for CBI motion pictures.
Swamy additionally confesses that though he has written many sequels, he’s not very considering writing them.
Ramji Rao? Sorry Unsuitable Quantity
Siddique and Lal obtain at the least one telephone name a month requesting a sequel to ‘Ramji Rao Talking’. Though they wrote the script for the second a part of ‘Ramji Rao Talking’ titled ‘Mannar Mathai Talking’ for Mani C Kappan, Siddique doesn’t like sequels. Siddique believes that it would not take a lot creativity to put in writing a sequel to a profitable film. He loves the prospect of writing unique characters and tales. He challenges the creativity of administrators and writers. Whereas writing a sequel, you need not introduce the characters to the viewers. You simply should go straight to the story. And he is not considering these shortcuts proper now.
The aftermath is raining in malayalam
Even earlier than ‘CBI 5’ there have been discussions about making a sequel to ‘Huge B’ and ‘Lucifer’, it wasn’t till the success of ‘Vikram’ that the idea of sequels began trending in Malayalam cinema.
This dialogue comes at a time when Malayalam’s first profitable sequel is celebrating its golden jubilee. ‘Udyogastha Venu’ directed by P Venu was the primary Malayalam pucca sequel to the CID Nazir sequence. ‘CID Nazir’, which headlined Prem Nazir, arrived in 1971. The next 12 months, a sequel referred to as ‘Taxi automotive’ was launched. The third half referred to as ‘Prethangalude Thazhvara’, which was launched the next 12 months, had Raghavan as an alternative of Nazir. The primary two CID motion pictures made on the James Bond mannequin have been enormous successes.
Most individuals point out “Anavalarthiya Vanambadiyude Makan”, directed by P Subramyam in 1971, as the primary sequel in Malayalam. It’s a sequel to the 1959 movie ‘Vanambadiyude Makan’. However each have been bilingual movies (Tamil and Malayalam). The Tamil model of Vanambadi was first launched in Malayalam. Prem Navas was the hero in ‘Vanambadi’ and Gemini Ganeshan was the hero within the Tamil model referred to as ‘Makan’.
What Madhavan Kutty Stated Earlier than He Died
“Do not cease with my loss of life. Be sure to sustain the great work-”There was just one hero who mentioned that earlier than his loss of life in Malayalam cinema. He was the journalist Madhavan Kutty within the IV Sasi-Damodaran masterpiece movie ‘Vaartha’ (1986). There isn’t a extra profitable journalist than Madhavan Kutty in Malayalam cinema (GK in ‘New Delhi’ was identified extra for his revenge than for his journalistic expertise).
It was when he was planning to uncover corruption costs in opposition to the wealthy and highly effective that he was shot to loss of life. Though his automotive containing the key doc is bombed, Madhavan Kutty instructs Rahman to guard the paperwork. Whilst he’s about to die, he takes out a pen from his pocket and fingers it to his colleague performed by Nalini, telling her to proceed this journey earlier than exhaling for the final time. The movie ends with the reminder that ‘Vaartha shouldn’t be keen to finish right here’. After ‘Vaartha’, IV Sasi and T Damodaran made a dozen motion pictures and likewise made sequels to ‘Aavanazhi’. However Vaartha, regardless of the promise, by no means had a sequel. T Damodaran’s daughter, Deedi Damodaran, admits that her father was planning a ‘Vaartha’ sequel earlier than her loss of life.
IV Sasi-T Damodaran Cinematic Universe
For the reason that success of ‘Vikram’, Lokesh Kanakaraj’s cinematic universe is extensively mentioned as we speak. That a few of his characters and conditions are showing in ‘Vikram’ can be some extent of competition. Though there’s a point out of Kamal’s previous film ‘Vikram’ within the new ‘Vikram’, nobody actually talks about Kamal’s cinematic universe. Even Vikram’s new story was by Kamal Haasan, which he dropped whereas considering of a narrative for his previous film ‘Vikram’. However lengthy earlier than all that, it was IV Sasi and T Damodaran who made a novel cinematic universe in Malayalam cinema. They might put a number of characters collectively in a single body and make a number of massively profitable motion pictures. Though the story and the characters have been completely different, there was one thing that linked them. A lot of the tales befell within the context of Valiyangadi of Kozhikode.
Even Mani Ratnam tried his luck in that cinematic universe earlier than making Tamil movies. Most individuals suppose that T Damodaran scripted Mohanlal movie ‘Unaroo’ directed by Mani Ratnam is an IV Sasi movie. ‘Angadi’ (1980), IV Sasi’s ‘Eenadu (1982) and Mani Ratnam’s ‘Unaroo’ are thought of companion items in T Damodaran’s cinematic universe.
