Kushi

 


Kushi  is a 2000 Indian Tamil-language romantic comedy film written and directed by S. J. Surya and produced by A. M. Rathnam. The film featured Vijay and Jyothika in the leading roles, while MumtajVivek and Vijayakumar play other supporting roles. The film had cinematography by Jeeva, while music was composed by Deva. The film was released in May 2000 and spawned several remakes. In Telugu, the film was released as Kushi, in Hindi as Khushi, and in Kannada as Eno Onthara. Jyothika went on to win the Filmfare Best Actress Award in Tamil for her performance in the film.










Plot

The story begins when Jenny (Jyothika) and Shiva (Vijay), who were born in different states of India, meet as babies. When their parents left they were pulled apart. They are in their childhood and both want to represent their home town in a camp where they are next to each other but don't speak or see each other. Ten years later, Jenny wants to pursue higher studies but her father (Vijayakumar) wants her to get married. At first she gets angry at him but decides to marry according to her father's wishes. On the night of the wedding her groom elopes with his lover. Seeing Jenny depressed and disappointed, her father lets her study further. Shiva lives in Kolkata and is accepted to a college in Canada.

On the way to the airport, he gets in an accident and has to give up his dream of studying abroad. Shiva and Jenny enroll in the same college (The Madras Christian College) in different classes, they meet each other at a temple. They introduce themselves to each other and both say "I feel like I've seen you before". Then they meet again when Shiva's friend Babu (Nagendra Prasad) is in love with a girl named Shanthi to give her a love letter Shiva goes to her house guarded. Shiva get out of his car and runs to Jenny when she walks out of Shanthi's house and explains to Jenny about the situation. So Shiva and Jenny work together to get Babu and Shanthi together. One day Shiva and Jenny had a heated argument when shiva looked at her hip and they started to move upon another matters and this eventually hurts both of them especially Jenny. They try avoiding each other but can't because their friends need them to meet their lovers.

When they decide to forget about what happened and they try to get Babu into Shanthi's house but are caught and Shanthi's father ambush Jenny and Shiva while fighting Shiva close to being cut Jenny steps in to save him but her hands are bleeding and is taken to the hospital. Jenny gets better and find out that Shanthi is getting married and Shiva has a plan. As Babu and Shanti drive off to have their new life Jenny and Shiva say their goodbyes but not feelings. Jenny and Shiva miss each other and send a letter of love to each other through their co-passengers on the train which they are respectively going to board. Jenny reaches her village to find her marriage arrangements taking place but is pleasantly surprised to find that the groom is Shiva. After reading the letter instead of coming by train he took flight and went to Jennys house and tells the whole story to her father. Both the families agree to him. The film ends with Shiva and Jenny happily hugging each other in the presence of their families.



Cast

·         Vijay as Shiva

·         Jyothika as Jennifer

·         Mumtaj as Anita

·         Nagendra Prasad as Babu

·         Karishma Singh as Shanti

·         Vivek as Vicky

·         Nizhalgal Ravi as Shiva's father

·         Vijayakumar as Jennifer's father

·         Beena Banerjee as Shiva's mother

·         Janaki Sabesh as Jennifer's mother

·         Rajan P. Dev as Shankar, Shanti's father

·         Jaya Murali as a Doctor

·         Besant Ravi as Shankar's henchman

·         Manish Borundia as Shiva's friend

·         Shilpa Shetty as Macarena (guest appearance)

·         S. J. Surya in a cameo appearance as a person in Kolkata and co passenger in Train

·         Sridhar as dancer

·         Shaam as Shiva's friend (uncredited)

·         Ravi Mariya as man at the temple (uncredited)

·         Thadi Balaji as security guard (uncredited)

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