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‘Amaran’ effect: How a romantic scene is causing trouble for this Chennai student

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‘Amaran’ effect: How a romantic scene is causing trouble for this Chennai student
He claims that the crumpled paper that Sai Pallavi tosses at Sivakarthikeyan in a scene has a phone number resembling his 
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Soon after the blockbuster movie Amaran, starring Sivakarthikeyan, hit the theatres on Deepavali, Vaageesan V.V., a city student, found himself flooded with unexpected calls. Strangely, he has no connection to the film or its cast. 

It all started with a scene that hardly lasts a couple of seconds in the film. In it, heroine Sai Pallavi tosses a crumpled piece of paper with her phone number written on it to lead actor Sivakarthikeyan. Though one of the numbers is not legible, Mr. Vaageesan says it was his number shown on the screen. This triggered spontaneous calls from strangers.

Published - November 06, 2024 10:11 pm IST

Chennai / Tamil cinema

Source: The Hindu - India News

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