Thani Oruvan

Thani Oruvan (lit. The sole one) is a 2015 Indian Tamil-language action thriller film directed by Mohan Raja and written by Raja and Suresh and Balakrishnan. Produced by Kalpathi S. Aghoram, S. Ganesh and S. Suresh under the studio AGS Entertainment, it stars Jayam Ravi, Arvind Swamy and Nayantara in the lead roles, whilst an ensemble cast featuring Ganesh Venkataraman, Harish Uthaman, Nassar, Thambi Ramaiah, Mugdha Godse, amongst others play supporting roles.

Thani Oruvan
Directed byMohan Raja
Produced byKalpathi S. Aghoram
Kalpathi S. Ganesh
Kalpathi S. Suresh
Written byMohan Raja
(Screenplay)
Suresh and
Balakrishnan
(Dialogue)
Screenplay byMohan Raja
Subha
Story byMohan Raja
StarringJayam Ravi
Arvind Swamy
Nayanthara
Music byHiphop Tamizha
CinematographyRamji
Edited byGopi Krishna
Production
company
Distributed byAGS Entertainment (India)
Atmus Entertainment (USA)
Release date
  • 28 August 2015 (2015-08-28)
Running time
158 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil
Budget₹15 crore[1]
Box office₹75 crore[2]

The plot revolves around IPS Officer Mithran who wants to arrest Siddharth Abhimanyu, an affluent scientist who uses secret illegal medical practices for profit. Thani Oruvan was Raja's original story concept, unlike his previous ventures which were remakes. Principal photography commenced on 6 December 2013, with filming took place in various locations including Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Dehradun, Mussoorie, and other locations.

The cinematography and editing were handled by Ramji and Gopi Krishna respectively. The music was composed by Hiphop Tamizha, in which the soundtrack album received positive reviews. The film was released on 28 August 2015, to critical acclaim, with critics praising the performances of Jayam Ravi and Aravind Swamy, especially the latter. It was a commercial success, and also became one of the highest grossing Tamil films of the year.[3]

The film was remade in Telugu as Dhruva (2016), and in Bengali as One (2017). Following the film's success, director Mohan Raja is planning for the sequel, named Thani Oruvan 2.[4]

Plot

A low-level party cadre Sengalvarayan (Thambi Ramaiah) is dedicated to his leader (Nassar) and party. He and his son Pazhani who secures the first rank in his 10th standard state exam, visits the party deputy-leader, now the chairman of the party and a member of the ruling coalition for his blessings with his father. While they are waiting in the party office for the leader to come in, they witness a murder of a rebel party candidate by their own revered leader due to caste-related comments by the rebel on him. When the leader asks Sengalvarayan to take the blame by saying that he killed the man due to rage about the rebel's comments, Pazhani volunteers to take the blame and is willing to go to jail, citing the leniency of juvenile laws in exchange for an MLA seat for his father in the upcoming by-election.

15 years later, trainee IPS officers Mithran (Jayam Ravi), Shakthi (Ganesh Venkatraman), Suraj (Harish Uthaman), Kathiresan (Sricharan) and Janardhan "Jana" (Rahul Madhav), discreetly assist the police in catching a gang which kidnapped four girls. One day Mithran receives a cryptic text message on his phone from an anonymous number stating that he/she is aware of their discreet activities. In the evening, they go out to meet that person who is revealed to be Mahima (Nayantara), who loves Mithran. Later that same night they happen to witness the murder of a man named Ramar who is a social activist with the pretense of snatch theft. Mithran and his friend catch the gang and their leader and hand them over to the police; however, four days later the leader of the gang comes to the IPS headquarters with the home minister. This political and organised crime comes as a shock to Mithran and his friends. Mithran takes them to his house and shows his research on connecting all small unrelated incidents into the global view of a hidden network of politicians, industrialists and criminals who bend the law for their own financial benefits. He singles out three prominent business oligarchs (a pharmaceutical mogul Ashok Pandian (Nagineedu), a mineral magnate Charles Chelladurai (Saiju Kurup) and a don Perumal Swamy (Madhusudhan Rao)). When he tries following one he realizes that all three of work as a group and they all work for a wealthy and influential scientist Siddharth Abhimanyu (Arvind Swamy). After the completion of his training, Mithran is awarded medals for specializing in dealing with organized crime during training and also for being the best probationer of the batch, and is posted as the ASP of the Organized Crime Unit.

Mithran discovers that Siddharth is Sengalvarayan's son Pazhani. After his release from prison, Pazhani had his name changed and left India to complete his education abroad. After his graduation, he returned to India and is now a well-established scientist. Siddarth uses the medical field for the wrong reasons and his own profit. Sengalvarayan is now the incumbent health and welfare minister in the minority government headed by the party leader. At that time Angelina, a Swiss pharmaceutical company owner and activist tries to make generic medicines for life-threatening diseases available in India at low cost affordable by poor people. Siddharth's assassin kills Angelina before she can sign the agreement document with the government and shoots Mithran at the same time. While he is recovering from the gunshot wound in the hospital, an electronic bug (GPS + audio transmitter) is implanted during surgery. Through the bug, Siddharth listens to all of Mithran's plans and continuously monitors his whereabouts and whatever he talks via an audio transmission. Then comes evidence against Siddharth in the form of Manimekalai (Abhinaya). She was a scientist at Siddharth's research lab, where a seaweed that can cure diabetes is found abundantly in the oceans. Siddharth tries to sell the technology and rights to extract medicine from the seaweed to multinational pharmaceutical companies but is opposed by Manimekalai. So Siddharth arranges goons and the goons rape and kill her. But before being killed, she records a video and stores it in an SD card so that someone will find it. But before Mithran can find the card, Siddharth finds out and assigns Vicky (Vamsi Krishna), Perumal Swamy's brother to recover the card, but Mithran tells Jana to get the card. He successfully gets the card after a fight with Vicky, but through the bug, Siddharth knows this and kills Jana. Mithran comes back to his special house where he finds a pin has been changed in a picture which turns out to be the picture of Ananya who was Miss World 2011 and a close acquaintance of Siddharth whose girlfriend Shilpa (Mugdha Godse) was also part of that event. Mithran doubts whether Siddharth himself would have come to his house. Mahima checks the fingerprints on the pin keeping the gun case Mithran received from Siddharth in his posting ceremony and the fingerprints match. A flashback reveals that Siddharth killed Shilpa's father so that she would not participate in the competition and as she will not have a ticket to go to her father's funeral he offers to take her in his chartered flight and wins her over. Mithran frantically searches for the bug which he eventually finds out and removes.

Mithran captures Vicky and records all the information from him. He drugs Vicky and manipulates Siddharth into killing him. At the same time, Siddharth's father reads the changed medical report, which contains very good medical contracts for public welfare and multiple accusations against the CM. When Siddharth learns about this, he asks Sengalvarayan to pretend to have chest pains and move outside to hospital. The ruling party forces Sengalvarayan either to resign within 24 hours or he will be dismissed. Mithran appeals to the CM that he has evidence and wants to arrest Siddharth, and he is granted permission to do so. Hence Siddarth kills his father using his goons in an accident and forces the CM to stop actions against him or he will lie that the CM killed his father for personal vengeance. But the next day at his father's state funeral, Mithran arrests him on the CM's orders.

When Siddharth is arrested, Mithran tells him that the medicine was patented in Manimekalai's name (despite Siddarth being the inventor) and will be made as generic medicine instead of a patent-protected one. It is also revealed that Sengalvarayan is still alive, saved by Mithran and his gang and the public funeral held was for Jana. Mithran makes a deal that he would save Siddharth's life for information and evidence on all of his criminal associates and activities and gives him a bulletproof vest to fake his death during his transport to the court.

They also plan to take down the setup planned by various VIPs to kill Siddharth when one of them gets close to Siddharth, Mithran notices and pushes Siddharth back. To Mithran's surprise, Siddharth does not wear the vest and is fatally shot by Shilpa. Before dying, he tells Mithran that he hid all the evidence in an SD card in the bulletproof vest, adding that he had not done it for the nation but because Mithran had asked for it. The film then happily ends with the wedding of Mahima and Mithran. The last narration was narrated by Mithran on how he became a successful police officer in his life after solving the case (about a boy going to prison for a crime he committed) he read for the first time on the newspaper.

Cast
  • Jayam Ravi as Mithran IPS , The Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Chennai City.
  • Arvind Swamy as Dr. Siddharth Abhimanyu / Pazhani Sengalvarayan.
  • Nayantara as Mahima, a forensic specialist.
  • Ganesh Venkatraman as Shakthi IPS, Mithran's team.
  • Harish Uthaman as Suraj IPS, Mithran's team.
  • Sricharan as Kathiresan IPS, Mithran's team.
  • Rahul Madhav as Janardhan IPS "Jana", Mithran's team.
  • Nassar as The Chief Minister aka Pool Mani
  • Thambi Ramaiah as Sengalvarayan (Satyanarayan in Hindi version), Minister of Health, Siddharth's father.
  • Vamsi Krishna as Vicky, Siddharth's sidekick.
  • Aathma Patrick as killer
  • Master Ray Paul as younger Pazhani Sengalvarayan
  • Jayaprakash as Mahima's father
  • Nagineedu as Ashok Pandian, the medical mafia.
  • Madhusudhan Rao as Perumal Swamy, The real estate mafia.
  • Saiju Kurup as Charles Chelladurai, The mineral magnate .
  • Mugdha Godse as Shilpa, Siddharth's lover, whom he was very possessive of.
  • Abhinaya as Manimekalai, Siddharth's junior scientist.
  • Junior Balaiah as Raman, social activist.
  • R. M. Ramnath Shetty as doctor
  • Anil Murali as Murali, Siddharth's Laboratory Security.
  • Kalesh
  • Krishkanth
  • Ajay Rathnam as the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Chennai City.
  • Sindhu as child smuggler's wife
  • Sanjana Singh as Ammulu, child smuggler's concubine
  • Sharad as Kumar
  • Sriranjini as Mrs. Raman
  • Sathish as Police Inspector
  • Birla Bose as CBI officer
  • Thamizhselvi as doctor's wife
  • Akilesh as child smuggler's son
  • Maha Gandhi as child smuggler
  • Ujjayinee Roy as Mahima's Friend
  • Hiphop Tamizha Aadhi as himself in the song "Theemai Dhaan Vellum"

Production

Development

In February 2013, Mohan Raja stated that he would direct his brother Jayam Ravi again in a film to be produced by AGS Entertainment and that he had been working on the script for the past six months. Unlike his earlier ventures which were mainly remakes, he was said to have developed an original story concept. As before approaching Ravi for an original script, he turned down directing the Ramana remake with Akshay Kumar and denied the news working in the Ek Tha Tiger remake with Vijay as he earlier stated that Vijay was the reason for him to do the movie and believed him that he can pull off an original script as he had Vijay in mind for the script but Vijay wanted Ravi to do the role to give Ravi the breakthrough.[5][6] Raja said, "This film is close to my heart; it's an experimental script and I've put my heart and soul in penning it".[7] The film began without a title and was referred to by the tentative title, Thani Oruvan, which was confirmed as the film's official title in June 2014.[8]

Casting

In July 2013, Nayantara signed on to be part of the project,[9] and her role was reported to be that of an aspiring police officer.[10] Raja said he cast Nayantara opposite Ravi because he "wanted a matured actress like her to be a part of the film".[11] Ganesh Venkatraman was cast for a pivotal role and the actor told that the film focuses on friendship and that he, Ravi and Nayantara played friends in the film.[12] In June 2014, Raja revealed that the team were still yet to film scenes featuring the lead antagonist with reports linking either Irrfan Khan, Arjun Rampal, Arya, R.Madhavan, Arvind Swamy, Arjun and Sudeep to the role, the pair however refuted the reports.[13][14] It was later revealed that Arvind Swamy would be playing the antagonist.[15] Raja wanted to cast an actor "whose attractiveness would act as a distraction from his evilness. And I chose one of the most attractive male actors in this country for that role".[11] In March 2015, it was reported that the film would also feature Bollywood actress Mugdha Godse, who had been paired opposite Arvind Swamy and would make her Tamil début.[16]

Crew

Devi Sri Prasad, Yuvan Shankar Raja and S. Thaman were first reported to be the music composers of the film,[17][18] with the latter revealing that he had been in talks.[19] However, Hiphop Tamizha was finalised as the music director in March 2015.[20] The film's cinematography was handled by Ramji, and V. T. Vijayan was incharge of the editing works, who was later replaced by Gopi Krishna.[21] Stunt Silva and Dhilip Subbarayan choreographed the action sequences, while the choreography for the songs were handled by Brinda.[22]

Filming

The principal photography for this film kickstarted on 6 December 2013,[23] with a two-day schedule in Chennai at Binny Mills where a railway station set had been erected and romantic flashback portions involving Jayam Ravi and Nayantara were shot.[7] The crew then moved to Bangalore in January 2014 where filming was held at a police training college.[24] As of February 2014, filming was underway in Mahabalipuram, Bangalore, Sri Ramanujar Engg College, Vandalur and Hyderabad.[25] In March, Ravi stated that the team had also shot in Rishikesh, Dehradun and that the third schedule was currently happening in Mussoorie.[19] This film was shot on film roll (analogue form of film making),[26] by cinematographer Ramji, which he feels may be the last Tamil film to get shot in film as the industry has moved to digital filming. The film's budget was initially planned to be ₹15 crores but surpassed ₹20 crores due to delay and budget overrun, Raja and Ravi had to forgo their salaries in order to complete the film.[17] As of May 2015, the makers have completed 80% of the film's shoot, with three of the songs being needed to be canned, while were completed in July 2015, alongside with the completion of the film's principal photography.[27]

Themes and influences

A reporter from APHerald, reviewing the film stated that the concept of implanting the electronic bug with the help of GPS and audio transmitter and monitoring the plan was inspired from the Korean film I Saw the Devil (2010). However, director Mohan Raja denied as co-incidence.[28]

Music
Thani Oruvan
Soundtrack album by
Hiphop Tamizha
Released25 July 2015
Recorded2015
GenreFeature film soundtrack
Length17:04
LanguageTamil
LabelSony Music
ProducerHiphop Tamizha
Hiphop Tamizha chronology
Indru Netru Naalai
(2015)		 Thani Oruvan
(2015)		 Aranmanai 2
(2015)

Thani Oruvan's soundtrack album and background score was composed by Hiphop Tamizha, in which, the album features five songs, all of them being penned by the composer, except one track which was written by Mohan Raja. In an interview with The Times of India, the composer stated that "Director Raja wanted the essence of his independent music project, and so I went back to his usual indie roots" further stating, "The two romantic numbers, that I had to compose are not in the usual film-song format."[29] The audio rights were acquired by Sony Music.[30] Initially the album was scheduled to release on 17 July 2015.[31] But, the makers stated that the audio release was postponed on 25 July 2015,[32] which was confirmed by the Sony Music label.[33] The tracklist was released on 24 July, a day before the audio launch.[34] The audio was released at the Suryan FM 93.5 Radio Station, with the presence of the film's cast and crew.[35] Later on 15 August 2015, coinciding with Independence Day, the audio launch was telecasted on Sun TV.[36] Actor Aravind Swamy had recorded his voice over for "Theemai Dhan Vellum", which was used as a promotional song and was not featured in the film.[37] This was later reused as "Manishi Musugulo Mrugam Neney Ra" in the Telugu film Dhruva (2016), which is a remake of the same film.

The album received positive response from both audiences and critics. Behindwoods gave the album 2.75 out of 5 stating "A finely crafted situational album!"[38] Moviecrow gave the album 3 out of 5 stating "Hip Hop Tamizha consolidated his position in the industry with this vibrant and refreshing third album and the songs are engaging and script oriented."[39] Sify gave the album 3 out of 5 stating "‘Thani Oruvan’ is an album that oozes style & texture unlike many staple commercial albums these days. The soundtrack is entirely script oriented & is good to see Hiphop Thamizha venturing out showing his versatility."[40] Ytalkies in turn stated "Overall, Hip Hop Tamizha consolidates his position in Kollywood by scoring a Hat-trick with ‘Thani Oruvan".[41] Milliblog commented "In their third outing, Hiphop Tamizha regain some of his their debut form."[42] Desi Music Bazaar gave the album 3.5 out of 5 stating "Hiphop Tamizha gives an excellent genre specific album, in which the numbers in the soundtrack are perfect chartbuster material."[43]

All lyrics are written by Hiphop Tamizha, except "Aasai Perasai" was written by Mohan Raja.

No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Thani Oruvan" (The Power of One)Bobo Shashi, Hiphop Tamizha3:49
2."Kannala Kannala" (The Melting Point of Love)Kaushik Krish, Padmalatha3:35
3."Kadhal Cricket" (Love Not Out)Kharesma Ravichandran3:33
4."Theemai Dhaan Vellum" (Awakening the Monster)Arvind Swamy, Hiphop Tamizha3:32
5."Aasai Peraasai" (The Greedy Good)Jayam Ravi2:35
Total length:17:04

Release

Sun Pictures initially signed a contract for the distribution rights for the film; they later opted out after numerous failures of Jayam Ravi and negative talk about the film; later AGS Entertainment, the production house of the film itself acquired the distribution rights.[17] The film was initially slated to release on 14 August 2015, coinciding with the Independence Day weekend, later the release was postponed to avoid clash with Arya's Vasuvum Saravananum Onna Padichavanga and Silambarasan's Vaalu, which were slated to release on the same day. The film was scheduled for a solo release on 28 August 2015.[44] The film received a "U" certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification.[45] The film's USA theatrical rights were sold to Atmus Entertainment, and was released in more than 18 screens in USA.

Marketing

The film's first look poster was released on 11 July 2015.[46] The teaser of the film was released on 19 July 2015.[47] The theatrical trailer was released on 15 August 2015.[48]

Home media

The satellite rights of the film were sold to Sun TV.[17] The film's television premiere took place on 1 May 2016, coinciding with May Day.[49]

Reception

Critical response

The Times of India rated the film 4 out of 5 and wrote "Thani Oruvan is a bit too long [..] And even though it is a plot-driven film, the film gives us well-rounded characters, who lend the slightly far-fetched story plausibility".[50] IndiaGlitz rated the film 4 out of 5 and called it a "must watch for any true movie lover".[51] Baradwaj Rangan of The Hindu wrote, "Thani Oruvan makes the most of the sustained cat-and-mouse game between Mithran and Siddharth. The authors (Subha), are credited as co-writers, and this is the first time their pulp sensibility really shines through", calling it "a pretty, smart pulpy thriller".[52] Behindwoods rated the film 3.25 out of 5 and stated "Raja delivers a commercial entertainer with all its necessary elements in an intelligent manner and in an engaging fashion".[53] Rediff stated "Thoughtfully etched-out characters add depth and intensity to the narration, while great music and impressive cinematography enhance the overall experience".[54] Sify wrote, "Powered by a staggering performance from Jayam Ravi and Arvind Swamy, director Mohan Raja does a good job of creating a taut, intelligent, and deliciously twisted action drama that delivers so much more than your average thriller...what makes Thani Oruvan, an enjoyable watch is its, original screenplay, the smart presentation and excellent characterisation".[55] Deccan Chronicle gave it 3.5 stars and wrote, "With the use of technology, an emphasis on slyness and mind over matter, director M. Raja and his team have crafted a film that is sure to keep you at the edge of your seat while entertaining you thoroughly in the process".[56] IBN Live rated the film 3.5 out of 5 and wrote "The film stands on one and a half legs because Siddharth Abhimanyu will rank among the best villains whereas Mithran IPS will miss the mark in the heroes section by a large margin, Nayanthara is deliciously comfortable in her role as Mahima".[57]

Box office

The film collected ₹4.50 crore (US$630,000) in Tamil Nadu in first day.[58] In Chennai, the film earned ₹1.28 crore in its first weekend; in its second weekend the film collected ₹1.06 crore at the box office. The total collection of the film by the end of 18 days was ₹4.86 crore.[59] The film collected more than ₹40 crore within 10 days of its release at the worldwide collections.[60]

Thani Oruvan completed 50 days of theatrical run, in which the film's worldwide collection is estimated to be ₹75 crore.[2] It was listed as one of the top 10 highest grossing Tamil films of the year.[61]

Accolades
Main article: List of accolades received by Thani Oruvan

Sequel

In July 2019, Jayam Ravi and director Mohan Raja, planned for the film's sequel, which was expected to start rolling on 2020.[62][63]

Remakes

The film was remade in Telugu titled Dhruva with Ram Charan and Rakul Preet Singh as lead performers with Arvind Swamy reprising his role in Telugu.[64][65][66] The film was also remade in Bengali, titled One (2017) Starring Yash Dasgupta and Prosenjit Chatterjee as protagonist and antagonist respectively and Nusrat Jahan as the heroine. The movie is directed by Birsa Dasgupta and produced by SVF Entertainment.[67]

Dubbed versions

The film was dubbed into Hindi as Double Attack 2 and released on YouTube on 23 June 2017 by Goldmines Telefilms.[68]

Legacy

Thani Oruvan was listed in Top 20 Best Films of 2015, by Baradwaj Rangan of The Hindu,[69] and was also listed in Top 10 Best Films of the year by Sify.[70] Daily news and Analysis also listed in their "Ten Tamil movies of 2015, you should never miss"[71]

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