Many,
including
film-maker
Shankar,
would
agree
if
I
say
Shankar's
filmography
can
be
divided
into
two
parts
with
the
first
half
being
'with
Sujatha'
and
the
latter
half,
'unfortunately
without
Sujatha'.
Many
of
Shankar's
classics,
including
movies
like
Indian,
Anniyan,
Mudhalvan,
Boys
and
Sivaji,
have
had
the
midas
touch
of
Sujatha.
His
contribution,
which
often
came
in
the
form
of
dialogues
and
story,
was
immense
in
the
eventual
success
of
these
films.
His
writing
was
so
in
tune
with
the
film,
that
it
was
often
unnoticed
by
movie
goers.
His
dialogues,
simple
yet
effective,
played
a
major
part
in
the
overall
feel
of
his
movies.
Sadly,
all
brilliant
things
has
to
come
to
an
end
and
Sujatha's
demise,
while
he
was
working
on
Rajinikanth's
Enthiran,
was
one
such
thing.
Unfortunately
for
Shankar,
the
loss
reflected
in
his
movies
almost
immediately
as
Enthiran
and
I
suffered
from
poor
dialogues
and
writing.
Though
a
writer
like
Sujatha
can
never
be
replaced,
Shankar
along
with
other
talented
writers,
will
look
to
carry
on
the
legacy
left
behind
by
this
maverick
writer.
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Read:
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&
Rating:
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