Thavam(2007)

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Thavam is a 2007 Tamil film directed by Sakthi Paramesh. The film stars and in lead roles. The movie begins with Sumathi (Vanthana) and Subramaniam (Arun Vijay), strangers to one another, meet at a suicide point in Chennai. They realise that their goal is the same, that is Suicide! Both had choose to end their lives and duly writes suicide notes. Sumathy's reason for taking the extreme step is … The film is a 2007 Tamil production.

Thavam was directed by Sakthi Paramesh and released in 2007. Sakthi Paramesh is a prominent filmmaker in Tamil film industry.

Thavam stars Janagaraj alongside Arpitha, Vandhana Gupta, Sanjjanaa Galrani, Arun Vijay, Vadivelu. The film marks a collaboration between Janagaraj and director Sakthi Paramesh within Tamil cinema.

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Thavam was released on October 5, 2007 as a Tamil language film. It was produced under the Tamil film industry.

Thavam is a Tamil language film produced within Tamil film industry. Tamil cinema has a rich tradition of storytelling, and Thavam contributes to that legacy with its cast and production values.

The music for Thavam was composed by D. Imman. D. Imman is a well-known name in Tamil film music, and the soundtrack contributes significantly to the film's identity.

Thavam was produced by Arjun Sarja. The creative collaboration between director Sakthi Paramesh and producer Arjun Sarja shaped the film's overall vision.

Thavam has a rating of 0.0/10 on GudVibe.

Thavam has been certified U by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). A "U" certification means the film is suitable for all audiences, including children.