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Kandukondain Kandukondain (English title: I Have Found It) is a 2000 Tamil film directed by Rajiv Menon. The film was also dubbed into Telugu as Priyuraalu Pilichindi. The movie stars Mammootty, Ajith, Abbas, Aishwarya Rai and Tabu. The film is a contemporary Indian take on Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.
SynopsisSpoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
Set in modern India, it's a classical tale of a widowed mother and her three daughters: Saumya and Meenakshi who are grown-up and beautiful, and Kamla who is still at school. They live with the widow's father in his grand country house. The father, who is ill, dies unable to communicate that he wants to change his will. Everything is left to his son, Sam, and Sam's mean wife. The family of women, who have spent years looking after the father, are evicted by Sam and his wife and are forced to move to Madras. Before this, both elder daughters have developed a romantic interest: Saumya with Manohar, a budding filmmaker returned from America who wants to make his mark in Tamil cinema; and Meenakshi with Srikanth, a young businessman who is involved in some dodgy investments.
On moving to Madras, Saumya gets a job as a telephone operator, although she is a qualified computer programmer. Major Bala helps Meenakshi go to music school. Manohar gets wrapped up in making his film and Saumya thinks he has forgotten her. When Saumya gets promoted to programmer and offered a job in America, she therefore takes it. Meenakshi's music career takes off, but she finds out that Srikanth is marrying someone else to sort out his financial affairs. Shocked, she wanders through a monsoon-flooded street and falls into a storm drain, only to be rescued by Bala. Slowly, Meenakshi comes to love Bala, but he thinks she is pitying him because of his impairment. However, all ends well. Manohar's film is a great success and he convinces Saumya that he still loves her, and Bala finally accepts that Meenakshi loves him because she 'sees the beauty within him', not out of pity. Spoilers end here.
MusicMusic for the film was composed by A. R. Rahman. Rahman's music score for this film fetched audio rights worth Rs2.2+ crores. This record still remains unbeaten as the film audio market has gone into recession since 2000.[citation needed] Track listing
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External linkfr:Kandukondain Kandukondainta:கண்டுகொண்டேன் கண்டுகொண்டேன்
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