Before Veeram: A Journey Through The Top 5 Works Of Jayaraj!
Jayaraj is all set to amaze the audiences with his new film Veeram, which is all set to hit the theatres. Meanwhile, we take you through the best 5 movies of Jayaraj, so far. Read on..
Jayaraj's
Veeram,
is
gearing
up
for
a
grand
release
tomorrow
(February
24,
2017).
The
film,
which
has
been
with
a
huge
budget
is
said
to
be
a
dream
project
of
the
master
director.
The
film-maker,
is
one
such
craftsman,
who
could
rightly
be
termed
as
versatile.
He
has
been
able
to
satisfy
all
the
sections
of
audiences
with
the
wide
variety
of
films
that
he
has
contributed.
With
Veeram,
Jayaraj
is
exploring
a
new
terrain.
The
story
of
Veeram,
which
is
inspired
from
William
Shakespeare's
Macbeth,
is
set
in
the
13th
century
and
we
definitely
can
expect
a
real
big
treat
from
this
director.
So
before
the
release
of
Veeram,
we
take
you
for
a
journey
through
the
best
5
movies
of
Jayaraj.
Read
on..
Ottaal
(2015)
Ottaal,
the
previous
work
of
Jayaraj
is
definitely
one
of
the
best
works
of
the
director.
Jayaraj's
take
on
bondage
of
an
old
man
and
his
grandson
did
offer
the
industry
one
of
the
finest
works
of
recent
times.
He
once
again
proved
his
dexterity
in
making
heart-touching
movies.
Rightly,
the
film
went
on
to
win
various
awards
including
the
National
and
State
Films
Awards.
Shantham
(2001)
Shantham
released
in
the
year
2001
was
the
second
film
of
Jayaraj's
Navarasa
series.
Once
again,
it
was
the
inner
conflict
of
human
mind,
that
took
the
centre
stage
in
this
Jayaraj
movie.
Glaced
in
the
background
of
political
wars,
the
film
did
put
forward
a
very
valuable
message.
Shantham
also
went
on
to
win
the
National
Award
for
the
Best
Film.
Kaliyattam
(1997)
How
can
we
forget
this
movie,
which
went
to
become
a
hit,
both
in
theatres
and
award
circuits?
Kaliyattam,
based
on
William
Shakespeare's
Othello,
narrated
the
lives
of
a
Theyyam
artist
named
Perumalayan
and
his
wife
Thamara.
The
making
style
of
Jayaraj
was
much
appreciated
and
he
went
on
to
win
the
National
Award
for
the
Best
Director.
Deshadanam
(1996)
Deshadanam,
another
heart-touching
movie
of
Jayaraj
was
well-received
by
the
audiences.
The
film
narrated
the
story
of
a
child,
who
is
forced
into
priesthood
and
the
emotional
turmoil
that
his
family
goes
through.
One
cannot
complete
watching
this
movie
without
shedding
tears.
A
real
gem
by
Jayaraj.
Karunam
(2000)
Karunam,
another
film
of
Jayaraja's
Navarasa
series,
narrated
a
simple
story
of
an
old
couple.
But,
once
again,
the
director
made
it
a
point
to
explore
deep
in
to
the
loneliness
that
such
couples
go
through
in
our
society.
The
film
was
widely
appreciated
in
various
International
Film
Festivals.
Most
of
the
movie
from
the
above
list
didn't
carry
the
tag
of
commercial
cinema.
But
still,
movies
like
Kaliyattam
and
Deshadanam,
fetched
good
money
at
the
box
office.
There
are
many
more
movies
of
Jayaraj,
which
offered
a
different
cinematic
experience
to
viewers.
Veeram
is
also
expecting
to
be
different
from
his
previous
works
and
the
movie
starring
Kunal
Kapoor
in
the
lead
role
is
expected
to
set
the
cash
registers
ringing.