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Honouring KM Aadimoolam

by randramble | February 12th, 2008

Kamal continued his mission of honouring artistes of various fields by participating in a book release function a few days ago. Azhiyaa Kodugal was the biography of the renowned artist KM Aadimoolam, who coincidentally passed away last month. Hence, the function also turned out to be a homage meeting. Many famous personalities including Jayakanthan and Sivakumar also participated.

IndiaGlitz has more photos and a nice video, featuring Kamal’s full speech. Kamal revealed that the angry Gandhi drawing featured in Hey Ram was done by Aadimoolam.

Check out more photos at Behindwoods too.

Tamil reports: Dinathanthi | Satrumun

[With inputs from Ananth]

[Picture courtesy: BehindWoods]

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Posted on Tuesday, February 12th, 2008 at 10:38 pm | Filed under Tidbits, News, Photos, Videos, Worthy Causes | Comments Feed | Leave comment | Trackback .

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  1. a n a n t h says:
    February 14th, 2008 at 1:50 am

    கமல் ” மர்மயோகி ” படத்திற்காக ஆயத்தமாகி விட்டார் என்பது தெரிகிறது.

    “சத்யா” பட ஸ்டில்ஸ்தான் ஞாபகம் வருகிறது.

    Anyway, after DASA, MARMAYOGI will be a FULL TREAT for FANs.

    I recollect 2nd october, 2007, the DASA stills r released first time officially. 4 and half month passed now. No further official release. I hope in MARCH only AUDIO rlease. So the NEW SITLLS of DASA will be released @ that time. Lets wait.

  2. Krishnan says:
    February 14th, 2008 at 12:31 pm

    This is not the first time he’s seen hobnobbing with the literary circle. With so much of knowledge and inside information, I’d be terribly disappointed if he didn’t release a book or two. I’ve been hearing news that he’s getting ready to release his poems. But I’d love to see a full fledged fiction or non-fiction book from Mr. Kamal Hassan. The guy simply overflows with knowledge. It would be great if he can share it in the form of books. True, his movies have a lot of hidden meanings and innuendos, but still only a few can comprehend them. It would be great if he can make his mark in history with a few of his literary works. Kamal sir, if you happen to read this, please consider this a reflection of the popular opinion among millions and millions of your fans all over the world. :)

  3. siva says:
    February 14th, 2008 at 4:28 pm

    Any signs of DASA THE SUPER HIT’s publicity heating up any where?

  4. dnm says:
    February 14th, 2008 at 9:11 pm

    I hope some day in the future we get to watch DVDs of his classic movies with his commentary.

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