Lyrics of "Marannittum Enthino..." from Randam Bhavam

Song: Marannittum Enthino
Movie: Randam Bhavam (2001)
Cast: Suresh Gopi,Biju Menon,Nedumudi Venu,Poornima Mohan,Lena
Director: Lal Jose
Cinematography: S.Kumar,Vipin Mohan
Music: Vidyasagar
Lyrics: Gireesh Puthancheri
Singers: P.Jayachandran,Sujatha


marannitum enthino manassil thulumbunnu
mounanuragathin lolabhavam
marannitum enthino manassil thulumbunnu
mounanuragathin lolabhavam
kozhinzhittum enthino pookkan thudangunnu
pularmanju kaalathe snehatheeram
pularmanju kaalathe snehatheeram

(marannitum enthino...)

ariyathe njan ente pranayathe veendumen nenjodothuki kidanirunnu
kaaloccha illathe vannunee melle en kavilodothungi kithachirinnu
pathiyum chimmatha mizhikalil nanavarnna
pathiyum chimmatha mizhikalil nanavarnna
chundinal chumbichirunnu irunnu
chundinal chumbichirunnu irunnu

(marannitum enthino...)

ariyathe nee ente manasile kaanatha kavithakal mooli padichirunnu
murugan thudangumen virayarna veenaye marodamarthi kothichirunnu
enthinen ariyilla njan ente muthine
enthinen ariyilla njan ente muthine
ethrayo snehichirunnu irunnu
ethrayo snehichirunnu irunnu

marannitum enthino manassil thulumbunnu
mounanuragathin lolabhavam
kozhinzhittum enthino pookkan thudangunnu
pularmanju kaalathe snehatheeram
pularmanju kaalathe snehatheeram

(marannitum enthino...)

Lyrics of "Kaattadi Thanalum..." from Classmates

Song: Kaattadi Thanalum
Movie: Classmates (2006)
Cast: Prithviraj,Kavya Madhavan,Indrajith,Jayasurya,Naren (Sunil),Radhika,Balachandra Menon
Director: Lal Jose
Cinematography: Rajeev Ravi
Music: Alex Paul
Lyrics: Vayalar Sarathchandra Varma
Singers: Vidhu Prathap,Reju Joseph,Ramesh Babu and Cicily


kaattadi thanalum thanalathara mathilum
mathililla manasukalude pranayakulirum
maattulloru pennum marayatholi kannum
kaliyoonjalaadunne idanaazhiyilayi
mathiyavilloru naalilum ee nalloru neram
ini illithu pole sugam ariyunnoru kaalam

kaattadi thanalum thanalathara mathilum
mathililla manasukalude pranayakulirum

manjin kavil cherunnoru pon veyilayi maaran
nenjam kani kande niraye (2)
kaanunnathilellam mazhavillulathu pole
chelullava ellam varavaakunnathu pole
pularoliyude kasavaniyana
malarukalude rasa nadanam

kaattadi thanalum thanalathara mathilum
mathililla manasukalude pranayakulirum

vinnil mizhi paakunnoru penmayilaayi maaran
ullil kothi ille sakhiye (2)
kaanathoru kili engo konchunnathu pole
kanneerinu kaippillennariyunnathu pole
puthumazhayude kolusilakiya
kanavukalude patha chalanam

(kaattadi thanalum...)

kaattadi thanalum thanalathara mathilum
mathililla manasukalude pranayakulirum
maattulloru pennum marayatholi kannum
kaliyoonjalaadunne idanaazhiyilayi

The Curse of the Jade Scorpion

Movie: The Curse of the Jade Scorpion
Release Date: August 24, 2001 (USA)
Runtime: 1 hour 50 minutes
Writer & Director: Woody Allen
Cinematography: Zhao Fei

Cast: Woody Allen (CW Briggs)
Helen Hunt (Betty Ann Fitzgerald)
David Ogden Stiers (Voltan - the magician)
Charlize Theron (Laura Kensington)

Tagline: Love Stings

CW Briggs (Woody Allen) is a veteran insurance investigator in 1940s New York, with many successes. Betty Ann Fitzgerald (Helen Hunt) is a newly hired efficiency expert in the company he works for, with the task of reorganizing the office. They don't like each other - or at least that's what they think. During a night out with the rest of the office employees, they go to watch Voltan (David Ogden Stiers), a magician who secretly hypnotizes both of them, in order to use them for his dirty schemes. The next evening, Briggs makes his first robbery, stealing precious jewels while he was in a trance. And when he wakes up in the morning he has no memory of it. Things get really complicated when he himself starts investigating the case.

What really touched me in this movie is the pleasant eye-candy cinematography by Zhao Fei. He makes the brown colors of the studio interiors cozy and autumnal, and Santo Loquasto's top-notch interior decorating with pleasing wallpapered rooms that remind us of the 1940’s New York.

Trivia:
Woody Allen is very secretive with his scripts when he is working. Helen Hunt was allowed to read the entire script when she was offered the part, but she had to read it in one sitting and then give it back to the courier boy who was waiting to take it back.

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Photo Courtesy: Dream Works