Kamal Haasan played ten roles in 'Dasavatharam' and the film went on to become a box office success. With this film, Kamal Haasan has also broken the record set by Sivaji Ganesan in Tamil Cinema by playing nine characters in the film 'Navarathiri'.
Our man Sathyaraj does not seem to be happy with this. He is now planning to break the record set by Kamal Haasan by making a film in which he would play eleven characters. The film has been christened 'Avadharam 11'. Moreover, the film would be designed as a laugh riot and a spoof on 'Dasavatharam'.
Sathyaraj had in fact stopped playing conventional hero about ten years ago and still is mighty successful in attracting audiences. His films have attacked and spoofed the 'image' many actors have about themselves. Recreations of hit sequences with his inimitable comic way have gone on to bring the roof down with laughter. Sathyaraj even played 'Chandramukhi' as performed by Jyothika, acted as a person afflicted with short term memory loss aka Gajini and even danced like Silambarasan.
Keeping all this in mind, one gets the feeling that a spoof on 'Dasavatharam' might work wonders at the box office.
Our man Sathyaraj does not seem to be happy with this. He is now planning to break the record set by Kamal Haasan by making a film in which he would play eleven characters. The film has been christened 'Avadharam 11'. Moreover, the film would be designed as a laugh riot and a spoof on 'Dasavatharam'.
Sathyaraj had in fact stopped playing conventional hero about ten years ago and still is mighty successful in attracting audiences. His films have attacked and spoofed the 'image' many actors have about themselves. Recreations of hit sequences with his inimitable comic way have gone on to bring the roof down with laughter. Sathyaraj even played 'Chandramukhi' as performed by Jyothika, acted as a person afflicted with short term memory loss aka Gajini and even danced like Silambarasan.
Keeping all this in mind, one gets the feeling that a spoof on 'Dasavatharam' might work wonders at the box office.
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