Tamil Cinema Quiz - Ajith & Movie Songs

These lyrics are from the song ' chinna chinna thottil katti amma sollum aariraarO' from the Tamil film Chandramukhi (2005), starring Rajinikanth and Jyothika. The song was a major hit. Other options are unrelated films.

These lyrics are from the song 'Engeyum Pogaamal' from the Tamil film Minnale (2001), starring Madhavan and directed by Gautham Menon. The music was by Harris Jayaraj. The other options are incorrect - Vallavan (2006) and Giri (2004) are different films, Tamil is a language not a film.

The line 'oru piLLaik karuvil koNdu oru piLLaik kaiyyil koNdu uRavaadum yOgam oru thaaykkinRu' is a famous Tamil song lyric from the film 'New' (2004), composed by A. R. Rahman and sung by Sujatha, Anuradha Sriram, and Shruti Haasan. The song appears in the soundtrack of this S. J. Suryah-directed film.

The lyric 'kaatrum kooda engaLudan iravinil thoonga idam kEtkum' translates to 'even the wind asks where it can sleep with us in the night' and is from the song 'Pandavar Bhoomi' from the 2001 film of the same name starring Mammooty. The song was composed by Vidyasagar.

The philosophical line 'kaadhal oNNum kadavuL illaiyadaa indha ezhavu ellaam harmons seiyyum kalangam dhaanadaa' (is there no love or God, or are all these confusions just hormones?) is a memorable dialogue from the comedy film 'VasoolRaja MBBS' (2004) starring Kamal Haasan, which satirizes the medical profession.

The poetic Tamil line 'thannandhanichchirukka thaththaLichchuth thaan irukka un ninaippil naan parichchEn thaamaraiya' (I stand alone in myself, having scattered and gathered - in your thoughts, did I ever see you as a lotus?) is from the film 'Devar Magan' (1992), starring Sivaji Ganesan and Kamal Haasan.

The lyric 'kottum mazhaik kaalam uppu virkka pOnEn kaatradikkum nEram maavu virkka pOnEn' is from the song 'Oru Kottai' in the film 'Apoorva Sagotharargal' (1989), starring Kamal Haasan in multiple roles. The film was a blockbuster directed by S. P. Muthuraman.

The lyric 'kaadhal mattum purivadhillai kaatraa neruppaa therivadhillai' (love doesn't leave only you, fire doesn't leave only you either) is from the film 'Kadhal Kondean' (2003), starring Dhanush in his breakout role. The song was composed by Vidya Sagar.

The lyric 'idhu maatramaa thadumaatramaa en nenjilE pani moottamaa nee thOzhiyaa illai edhiriyaa enRu dhinamum pOraattamaa' expresses friendship confusion and is from the film 'Duet' (1994), starring Prabhu and Meena, directed by K. Balachander. The film explored love and friendship dynamics.

The lyric 'sondha aagaayam vENdum jOdi nilavonRu vEndum netri vErkkinRa pOdhu andha nilavil mazhai peyya vENdum' is from the song 'Thee Thee' in the film 'Thiruda Thiruda' (1993), directed by Mani Ratnam with music by A. R. Rahman. The film was known for its youthful energy and innovative soundtrack.

A. R. Rahman has worked with Ajith in 3 films: 'Pavithra' (1994), 'Rettai Jadai Vayasu' (1997), and 'Ullasam' (1997). These were early films in both their careers before they became major stars.

Ajith has acted in dual roles in 4 films: 'Vaanathaipola' (2000), 'Villain' (2002), 'Varalaru' (2006), and 'Billa' (2007). These films showcase his versatility in playing double roles.

Kamal Haasan and Simbu (Silambarasan) are both leading heroes who have sung songs for Ajith's films. Kamal sang 'Vaanam Thaan Vizhum' for 'Mankatha' (2011), and Simbu sang 'Eppadi Irunthea' for 'Mankatha' (2011). Vijay and Danush have not sung for Ajith films.

Ajith Kumar's favorite god is Sai Baba, which is well-known among his fans. He has often spoken about his devotion to Sai Baba in interviews. Murugan, Iyappan, and Melmaruvathur Amman are other deities worshipped in Tamil Nadu but are not Ajith's personal favorite.