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Movie Review: Manmadhan Ambu
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Doing a hilarious entertainer is no
tough task for Kamal Haasan and K S Ravikumar duo. Their previous
encounters (barring 'Dasvatharam') proved a point that they are masters
in the trade. 'Manmadhan Ambu' is obviously a cakewalk for the two, who
give one of the best entertainers for Tamil cinema.
Madhanagopal (Madhavan), is the son of rich
industrialist couple (Kitty and Usha Uthup). He is in love in Ambujakshi
(Trisha), a popular actress. He happens to visit her at a shooting spot in
Kodaikanal, where she shoots with actor Suriya.
Possessive by nature, Madhanagopal mistakes her when she speaks to Jyothika and
Suriya's daughter over phone. Madhan and Ambujakshi pick up quarrel and
eventually ends up in an argument.
Madhan, who had been to present a car to her as gift ends up travelling in the
car with her arguing which meets with a freak mishap. Meanwhile there is one
Deepa (Sangeetha), a divorcee with two children, who wants to live in her own
way. She decides to spend her vacation abroad.
When Ambujakshi plans to go abroad for a break to spend her vacation, Madhan
suspects her and hires the help of a private detective Mannar (Kamal Haasan).
Mannar assures to do the task with a promise that Madhan sponsors for his friend
Rajan's (Ramesh Aravind) medical expenses. He suffers from cancer.
Mannar sets out to Paris and later on a cruise where Ambujakshi and Deepa been
to. Both Deepa and Ambujakshi become acquainted and spend time with gusto.
Enters Mannar, who after following Ambujakshi closely finds out that she is a
upright and a sincere girl, who thinks of no one but Madhan. When he informs
this, a relieved Madhan backtracks from the promise he made to Mannar.
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