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Ammuvagiya Naan (transl. I, Ammu) is a 2007 Indian Tamil-language drama film directed by Padmamagan starring R. Parthiepan and Bharathi. The music was compose by Sabesh–Murali.[1] The film released in September 2007 and became a hit.[2][3]

Ammuvagiya Naan
Poster
Directed by	Padmamagan
Written by	Padmamagan
Produced by	Srinivash Reddy
Starring	R. Parthiepan Bharathi Mahadevan Sadhana
Narrated by	Padmamagan
Cinematography	M. S. Prabhu
Edited by	Suresh Urs
Music by	Sabesh–Murali
Distributed by	Parker Brothers
Release date	2 September 2007
Running time	122 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Plot

The film revolves around Ammu (Bharathi), an orphan brought up in a prostitute's house. Brought up in such atmosphere, she develops a fascination for the world's oldest profession. She comes across a writer Gowrishankar (R. Parthiepan), who comes to her place to pen a novel on the life of a commercial sex worker. Her childlike innocence wins over Gowrishankar's heart. He decides to marry her. Gowrishankar's love and care brings a change in Ammu. She understands the value of family and the bond of togetherness. Gowrishankar completes his novel Ammuvagya Naan and hopes for a national award for it. Fate pays a cruel act in the form of a president of a literary association (Mahadevan). He bargains for a night with Ammu to ensure the national award for Amuvagiya Naan. Eventually, Ammu kills the president.

Cast

• R. Parthiepan as Gowrishankar
• Bharathi as Ammu
• Mahadevan as Nathan, Literary Association President
• Sadhana as Rani
• Ragasudha as Malli
• Thennavan as Mohan
• Abhishek Shankar as Raghu
• Shanthi Williams as Gowrishankar's sister
• Suja Varunee as Special appearance

Soundtrack

Soundtrack was composed by Sabesh–Murali.[4]

• "Kadale Kadale" - Mathangi
• "Kadale Kadale" (2) - Sabesh Murali
• "Silir Silir" - Srilekha Parthasarathy
• "Unnai Saranadainthen" - Harish Raghavendra, Kalyani

Critical reception

Kollywood Today wrote "As a whole, Ammuvaagiya Naan is a film that has attempted to can a bold theme with different approach and thank god, there are no unwanted commercial elements present here."[5][6]

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