he 1978 film 'Aval Apardathan' directed by Rudrayya was noted as a film that talked about women's self-rights. Although the film was not a big success, it is still talked about by critics and is a remarkable film.
As an extension of that film, now another form of the same thought is the film 'Ava Vardathan 2'. Manju was the heroine of the previous movie 'Aval Apardathan'. In this too the heroine's name is Manju.
This movie was directed by Ra.Mu. Directed by Chidambaram. Born in Tirunelveli, he worked as an assistant director under director Aadhavan. He directed short films, commercials and documentaries. Writer of the movie 'Newton's Third Law'.
Sneha Parthibaraja is playing the role of a self-respecting woman in this movie 'Aval Pardhan 2'. He is a lawyer from Tirupattur. He was the first in India to get a non-caste certificate stating that he was non-caste. She fought for this for many years and got it. Her husband Parthiparaja has a theater troupe. Sneha has the experience of acting in her husband's troupe.
Abuthakir is the hero of the film. Apart from them, Sumitra, Anitasree, Sudhakar, Venkatramanan, Dhanapal, Tolkappian and many others have acted. This film is produced by Yun Flicks company.
When the director talks about the film,
"She is a teacher. She teaches children as a hobby and not as a job. She goes to work on a Saturday and doesn't return home that evening as usual. Time flies. It's 10 pm. She still hasn't reached home. Every minute of moving beyond that is causing great tension for the family. Her husband, mother-in-law, her parents, who had come to hear the news, are all at a loss. The news is spreading in the neighborhood. The husband has wandered to many places and has not been found. Time dawns. She arrives at 6 in the morning. Where has she been all night? The same question marks on everyone's face. But no answer. She bypasses everyone, shrugs off their questions and enters the house, completely unconcerned about how the night went.
After that, the ego war begins between her and her husband. The two minds, fueled by pride, collide.
The conventionally patriarchal he and the disobedient she become conflicted and deviant.
She comes home at 6 am on Sunday morning and takes a decision on the next Monday morning. It is not a tyranny, it is not a restraint.
What happens in the meantime? What decision does she make? That is the path of the film's story.
In this film, we have beautifully shown the brutal moments and movements of the human mind that are exposed by the ravages of arrogance. The actors have also expressed the mental nature of the characters through acting.
We shot this film on fifteen days. This was possible because of proper planning.
The last day of shooting of this film was left. We thought we could postpone it by four days. Then in some instinct it seemed that we will finish it at once. One day we went to the field and finished it. What a surprise, the lockdown started from the next day. What else is it but the cooperation of time? That's why we were able to finish the film in the given time.
This film is made in four languages Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada.
The current fans cannot be fooled by mere grandeur in an unemotional way. We have to do something in the films to touch their hearts. We have shown the male sculpture of two minds and its conflict in this film. It will be a new experience for the fans," says director Ramu Chidambaram.
Cinematography - Veda Selvam, Music - Arvind Siddharth, Editing - Ahmed, Art D. Balasubramanian.
