Aarathi Edungadi

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Aarathi Edungadi
Directed byChandranath
Produced byH.Murali
Written byChandranath,
N. S. Rameshkannan (dialogues)
StarringRahman
Khushboo
Music byShankar Ganesh
CinematographyK. Thangavelu
Edited byP. Mohanraj
Production
company
Murali Cine Arts
Release date
28 July 1990
Running time
129 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTamil

Aarathi Edungadi (transl. Do the worshipping) is a 1990 Indian Tamil-language film directed by Chandranath and produced by H.Murali. It stars Rahman and Khushboo .[1]

Plot[edit]

Meera is treated like a servant and tortured by her stepmother, Shakunthula. Her only friend is the family maid, Annamma. Shakunthala and her brother Narajan want to keep Meera under their control as all the wealth is in her name. They plot to marry her off to an easily controllable man to ensure their wealthy lifestyles aren't impacted. Kannan enters the home while running away from the police. He is a prisoner on death row. Shakuntala arranges for Meera to marry Kannan as she would always have the threat of the police to control him. It is only after the marriage she realizes that Kannan isn't who he claimed to be and the entire family is thrown into turmoil. Police officer Shankara is also pulled into the proceedings as he begins to investigate the years old death of Meera's father. Meera navigates through all the confusion in search of a happy life.

Cast[edit]

Soundtrack[edit]

Soundtrack was composed by Shankar Ganesh.[2]

Critical reception[edit]

Indian Express wrote "There can be nothing more heartwarming for naive film audience than seeing the underdog triumphing and this is Chandranath's trump card".[3]

References[edit]

  1. "Aarathi Edungadi Vinyl LP Records". musicalaya. Archived from the original on 7 April 2014. Retrieved 1 April 2014.
  2. "Shankar Ganesh – Aarathy Edungadi (1990, Vinyl) - Discogs".
  3. "The Indian Express - Google News Archive Search".

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