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Manjal Veiyil (transl. Yellow Sunlight) is a 2009 Tamil language film directed by Vaseegaran, starring Prasanna, Sandhya, R. K., and Bala.[1] The music was composed by Bharathwaj, and the film released on 12 June 2009.

Manjal Veiyil
Poster
Directed by	Vaseegaran
Story by	Vaseegaran
Starring	Prasanna Sandhya RK Bala
Cinematography	T.Kaviyarasu
Music by	Bharathwaj
Release date	12 June 2009 (2009-06-12)
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Plot

The movie deals with two best friends, Gayathri and Vijay. The conflict arises when in Gayathri's sister Savitri's wedding, the groom gets attracted towards Gayathri and vows to marry her instead of Savitri.

Cast

• Prasanna as Vijay
• Sandhya as Gayathri
• R. K. as Rajesh
• Bala as Ravi
• Nizhalgal Ravi as Gayathri's father
• M. S. Bhaskar
• Tharika
• Thalapathy Dinesh
• Sriranjini as Gayathri's mother
• Cool Suresh

Soundtrack

Soundtrack was composed by Bharathwaj and lyrics written by Pa. Vijay.[2] The album received negative reviews from critics.[3]

Manjal Veiyil
Soundtrack album by Bharathwaj
Released	2009
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Producer	Bharathwaj
Bharathwaj chronology
Naalai Namadhe (2009) Manjal Veiyil (2009) Solla Solla Inikkum (2009)

No.	Song	Singers	Lyrics
1	"Goldcoated Poo"	Sandhya, Bharathwaj	Pa. Vijay
2	"Malaruthu Malaruthu"	Prasanna, Surmukhi Raman, Sathyan
3	"Sailalo"	Ranjith, Janani Bharadwaj
4	"Unakkaga Vazhgiren"	Bharathwaj
5	"Aasai Oviyam"	Bharathwaj, Subiksha
6	"College Vazhkayila"	Benny Dayal, Jaya

Critical reception

Behindwoods wrote "Manjal Veyil is about friendship and love, but it is hard to fall in love with this movie. There are too many pitfalls, enough to negate the universal appeal of the subject. Vaseegaran could have come up with a more pleasing account of two of the most wonderful emotions."[4] The Hindu wrote "A decent film, no doubt, but is it the only criterion for a film to be worth a watch? The narration needs to be lucid, the story, plausible, the cast, suitable and the performances laudable. ‘Manjal Veyil’ has just about a little of everything."[5] Rediff wrote "Vaseegaran has obviously come in with honourable intentions -- but the screenplay simply doesn't hold water."[6]

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