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. 9 December 2011 ( 2011-12-09). Country India Language Tamil Osthe is a 2011 Indian directed by, starring. A remake of 2010 blockbuster, directed by and written by Dileep Shukla, it featured, reprising his role from the original, and in supporting roles.
The film released worldwide on 9 December 2011. Upon release, the film generally received mixed reviews but was declared as a moderate hit. The film was dubbed into Hindi as Policewala Dabangg. The Telugu dubbed version was released as Thimmiri on 25 April 2015.
This article's plot summary may be. Please by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. ( January 2013) Velan, a young boy, lives with his younger half-brother Balan, stepfather , and mother in Kattuppakkam in the.
His stepfather is always partial towards Balan, which constantly angers Velan. 15 years later, a gang of robbers steal money from a bank and cause property damage while entering, when Velan , now an Inspector of Police going by the name 'Osthe' Velan, apparently tries to recover the money by beating up the robbers.
It becomes clear later that he keeps the money for himself, using it to buy new police jeeps and dividing it among his fellow cops (, & ). Velan still lives with his family and does not have a good relationship with his stepfather and Balan (whom he bullies at times). Balan is in love with Nirmala , whose father opposes their relationship. Velan, meanwhile, falls in love with Neduvaali , whom he chances upon while chasing a gang of thugs. Boxer Daniel , an aspiring politician and goon, meets Velan and tells him the people he beat up and stole money from are party workers and they were getting money for the party.
Velan is unperturbed and dismisses him flatly. Balan asks his father to arrange his marriage with Nirmala, but his father refuses, saying he needs money to repay loans he took to make his factory so he needs his son to marry a rich girl. Balan, in desperate need of money, steals it from Velan's cupboard but is caught red-handed by his mother.
He tells her he intends to give the money to Nirmala's father, who in turn will return the money after marriage through. Although his mother refuses, he takes the money and gives it to Nirmala's father.
Meanwhile, Velan meets Neduvaali and proposes marriage. She rejects it saying she has to look after her father , who is always drunk and that she cannot marry while he is alive. Velan comes home to find his mother dead. He tries to make peace with his stepfather as he is the only family left, but his stepfather says Velan is not part of the family anymore.
Velan is attacked at the railway station by Daniel's men, when he is with Neduvaali and her father, but he beats up all of them in a fight. He sees Balan buying a horse and chariot, though he does not suspect that Balan stole the money. Balan tells him he is getting married to Nirmala and invites Velan to the marriage. Velan tries to convince Neduvaali's father to give his daughter's hand in marriage to him and stop drinking. Neduvaali's father accepts and after Velan leaves, he plunges into a lake and commits suicide as he knows his daughter will not marry anyone while he is alive. Velan takes Neduvaali to Balan's exuberant wedding and honouring his mother's wish that her elder son be married first, marries Neduvaali in an impromptu ceremony.
Nirmala's father feels disgraced and cancels the wedding. Balan beats up one his factory workers due to a small accident. The worker goes to the police station along with his mother to file a complaint.
But instead, Velan beats up Balan in public, thus disgracing him. Daniel decides to take advantage of the situation and suspend Velan. He takes Balan and his father to the police station. But Balan's father resolves the situation by accepting an apology from Velan. Velan meets the minister leading Daniel's party , who also dislikes Daniel. They both come to an agreement to keep Daniel in control. Velan adulterates Daniel's breweries, due to which many people fall ill and Daniel is blamed.
Daniel is confronted by Velan, who openly reveals to him that he adulterated the breweries. To take revenge, Daniel burns Balan's factory. Balan's father gets a heart attack due to shock and is hospitalised. Balan, in desperate need of money for his father's treatment, agrees to do anything for Daniel, without realising it was Daniel who burnt his factory. Daniel gives him a task telling him to deliver a crate of to the minister's house. But unknown to Balan, there is a bomb in it. After he leaves the house, it explodes, killing the minister and many innocents.
Daniel gives Balan a task to kill Velan. Balan, knowing he would not do it, accepts it and meets Velan. He confesses to Velan that he was sent to kill him by Daniel. He reveals to Velan that Daniel made him plant the bomb unknowingly.
Velan forgives him and reconciles with his stepfather. Balan meets Daniel, who thinks Balan killed Velan and reveals to Balan he killed Balan's mother. Daniel is then informed that Velan is arriving with a huge police force. Balan reveals to Daniel that he did not kill Velan. In a final battle, Velan arrives and takes down all the goons and rescues Balan, leading to a final fight with Daniel.
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After Balan reveals to Velan that Daniel killed their mother, the two kill Daniel by forcing smoke into his mouth. In a happy ending, Velan gets Balan married to Nirmala in their father's presence. Released 19 October 2011 Recorded 2011 Length 20: 40 S. Thaman chronology (2011) Osthe (2011) (2011) The soundtrack of Osthe was scored. Silambarasan revealed that composer, who he generally collaborates with, had suggested to sign Thaman as the music director. Initially planned to be released on 6 October, the audio launch was pushed to 19 October 2011.
The lyrics were written by and, while Silambarasan penned the lyrics for the song 'Pondaati', which would revolve around a 'husband's praises for his wife.' The equivalent version to the chartbusting 'Munni Badnaam Hui' from the original was named 'Kalasala'. Was reported to have rendered her voice in 'Kalasala', but the rumours were denied and instead veteran singer had sung the song. 'Osthe' was Thaman's first combo with Dharani who usually collaborates with. 'Neduvaali' and 'Vaadi Vaadi' has been reused from Thaman's own compositions from Telugu film. Elements of 'Kalasala Kalasala' were also sampled in the song ' by rapper. Track listing No.
Title Lyrics Singer(s) Length 1. 'Kalasala Kalasala', Solar Sai 4:12 2. 'Pondaati' Silambarasan 4:26 3. 'Osthi Maamey' Vaali, Naveen Madhav 3:54 4.
'Unnale Unnale' Thaman, Rita 3:47 5. 'Neduvaali' Yugabharathi Rahul Nambiar, 4:21 Total length: 20:40 The soundtrack generally received mostly positive reviews from music critics and became a commercially successful album. P.G Devi from Behindwoods gave 3 out of 5 and stated that ' Osthi lives up to its huge expectations with generous mass entertainers like 'Kalasala Kalasala', 'Pondatti' and 'Neduvaali'. It will be a top musical grosser, alluring listeners with its hits'. Prakash Upadhyaya from Oneindia.in praised Thaman's music sense and claimed that it is Simbu's Diwali treat. Indiaglitz also gave a positive verdict writing that 'Kalasala' the Tamil equivalent of Bollywood chartbuster 'Munni' fulfills all expectations, and even exceeds at some places. If your choice is an album that is a collection of mass numbers, there can't be better pick than Osthi.
Go and grab it'. Pavithra Srinivasan from Rediff also complimented the soundtrack's 'mildly appealing combination of masala beats', giving 2.5 out of 5. Release The satellite rights of the film were secured. The film was given a 'U' certificate by the. Osthe, released in more than 110 screens overseas in December 2011 and it was the biggest ever overseas release in Silambarasan's career, with the actor naming it the 'biggest action film that he has done so far'. Critical reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Osthe opened to mixed reviews. Said 'unfortunately it's unable to recreate the same magic of the earlier version, the film a passable routine masala entertainer' and stated the movie lacked the punch in original.
Rated the film three stars commenting 'Osthi is worth watching once.' Malathi Rangarajan of thehindu.com said 'If Dabangg could make it, Osthe should! And if Salman could do it, so can STR.' Pavithra Srinivasan of rated it 2/5 complaining 'Osthi lacks the magic that made Dabangg work.' IndiaGlitz.com opined 'Osthi ends up as an entertainer.' Behindwoods rated it 2.5/5 stating that it entertains.
Called it a 'time-pass entertainer.' Rohit Ramachandran of Nowrunning.com gave 2/5 and termed the movie 'a snoozefest.' Box office Osthe collected 7 crores worldwide on the first day. The film was reported to have got a 'flying start at the box Office'. The total worldwide gross is 36 crores at the box office.
The film was a profitable venture. The film satellite rights was sold for ₹4.50 crore (US$630,000) to.
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