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Lakshmikanth as Lakshmikanth. Appa Haja Cheriyan as Cheriyan. Lal dialogue screenplay story. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. The movie starts with the flashback of an incident which took place 70 years ago, in Dorothy bungalow, where Madam Dorothy Fernandez kills her husband, his lover and the driver. The story shifts to the present day, where Thomas Kutty Ashokan buys a bungalow in Ooty with the cash which he received in 2 Harihar Nagar, with the intent of converting it into a resort.

The property is believed to be haunted by the ghost of the mistress who was killed 70 years before. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Connections Follows In Harihar Nagar User reviews 2 Review. Top review. Tacked on climax to a hurried movie. The original Harihar Nagar was a classic and its sequel, 2 Harihar Nagar worked pretty well despite its flaws. But this movie is an exercise in mediocrity, further pushed down to the level of being a below average movie due to its horrible finale.

Sure its a twist, but it only exists for twist's sake as it does nothing to the storyline and makes the whole movie lose its authenticity. The actors work well except for Jagadeesh, who after a stupendous performance in the sequel, hams it up with rather unfunny jokes, for which Lal has to shoulder the blame.

Ashokan does well in the few serious scenes and Mukesh and Siddique are as reliable as ever. The ladies have nothing much to do although Lakshmi Rai does well in the dance inserted to appeal to the masses.

Nedumudi Venu gives an excellent performance but is let down by the script that is not sure whether to be a horror movie or to remain as a comedy ultimately resulting it to be a disappointing movie.

I've given worse movies better rating but they haven't disappointed me as much as this did. Details Edit. Release date India. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 2 hours 16 minutes. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. See more gaps Learn more about contributing. Edit page. See the full list. Remembering the Stars We Lost in It's almost hard to imagine this is the same guy who wrote come to daddy. He was imagining this sun soaked disco reprise so we gave him the parts and two days later we had our hands punching the air listening back to it.

For me it's like paul simon graceland era meets animal collective meets the avalanches. Some of my favorite shit. A bit of an underground favorite in melbourne, he's played with us and become a mainstay on the cut copy stereo. I've only seen them play once but they had me transfixed for the 25 minutes that they played, with no gaps or talking. Elitechnique - fingerfood major swellings mix There's a touch of herbie hancock in all of us.

And I must admit I remember seeing the electronic saxophone on a show called 'beyond ' when I was a kid and badgering my parents to buy me one. They never did. It's one of those tunes that transports you; from chicago house to blissful acoustic guitar, sounding like one of the best remixes you've heard. I was staggered to find out it's actually from and the original version of the song. This mix of panthers is as good as many of the DFA's own.

I cant wait for more. I love it every time I hear it, but never manage to listen to it long enough to get over it. One my favorite chicken lips remixes for some time. I love this era of his music where in parternship with pete bellotte their songs build and deconstruct themselves piece by piece over a whole side of vinyl. This particular one is a cover of Justin Hayward and spans three disco interpretations of the song.

The cover is also absolutely genius. This track comes like a contemporary version of the songs that inspired the new cut copy record 'In ghost colours'. An epic soundtrack to It goes to show you dont need more that one chord or even one note for that matter to write a compelling tune.

International Music System - runaway edit A lot of the time in writing our second record was spent researching and listening to music from the past, making connections between our modern favorites and those that inspired them.

To me almost like a proto-alan braxe blueprint. Unfortunately it's incredibly difficult to get information about many of these italo artists so I know precious little about it.

It's good though. The chorus began as an dubby electronic disco number I wrote and the verses from post punk inspired jam that Tim and I recorded on bass keyboard and drum machine. It's also our next single. He's a hero. For the tech heads, he has put the Yamaha CS60 and 80 into our hearts forever.

Seriously though both the harmonia albums are masterpieces. Over the last couple of years I've listen to these records countless times for inspiration. The bells - target group C90 mix C90 seem to have emerged as blog favorites for many people. This is my pick of their mixes. This record is a hands down classic for me. From the throbbing staccato synth of the verses to the soaring clavinet piano of chorus. This the Cut Copy 12" anthem of When are these guys going to do a remix for us already?

DFA, you've done it again For some reason more than most other countries this scene has really taken hold here when only a few years ago it was Jet and their rock revival clones that seemed to rule the bars and clubs. And even when it is wrong, goddamn it - it's still so right. This track almost goes into transcendental chicago house territory. I cant wait for their next His most recent forays into mixes seem to have been his most successful in terms of club play and he seems to be really hitting his stride.

This version of our tune came through to us when we were at DFA recording our album and was a soundtrack for that period. Hands in the air!