The brand of Kamal Hassan is synonymous for variety. After doing 10-roles Dasavatar and socially conscious Eenadu, Kamal Hassan comes up with a light-hearted comedy in the form of Manmadha Banam.  Manmadha Banam is a decent comedy. Go for it if you enjoyed Kamal’s movies like Tenali, Panchatantram and Brahmachari.

Kamal Hassan has done a few light-hearted entertainers like Tenali, Brahmachari, Panchatanthram and Mumbai Express in the past one decade. All the above mentioned films are entertainers. Manmadha Banam also follows the same genre. The comedy in this film is fresh in most of the scenes.

KS Ravi Kumar got the comedy timing right in the movie most of the times. Music by Devi Sri Prasad is good. 75% of the movie is shot in exotic European locations like Barcelona, Rome, Venice etc. This film is also shot intensively in Euro train and Cruise ship.

Cast: Kamal Haasan, R. Madhavan, Trisha, Sangeetha, Ramesh Arvind, Urvashi, Usha Uthup
DVD Features:  Dolby®  Digital 5.1 Surround, DTS® , Play All Songs, English Subtitles, NTSC All Regions
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography: Manush Nandan
Editing: Shaan Mohammed
Dialogues: Vennelakanti
Story - screenplay: Kamal Hassan
Direction: KS Ravi Kumar
Producer: Subramanyam B & Rupesh Y

Ambujakshi (Trisha) is a successful film heroine. Madan (Madhavan) is a rich industrialist and he is the fiancee of Ambujakshi. Madan starts suspecting Ambuja and their relationship is on the verge of break up. Ambuja goes to Europe on a vacation along with her childhood friend (Sangeeta). Madan hires a detective Bhushanam (Kamal Hassan) to track her movements as he is suspicious that she has a secret lover. In the process Bhushanam meets Ambuja and he has to pretend that he is not on her trail. The rest of the story is about how the fate plays a vital role in this comedy of errors.

Soundtrack:

• Dhagula Dhanda
• Whos The Hero
• Neelakasam
• Uyyala
• Kannu Kannu Kalisela
• Manmadha Baanam