''Rajasthan'' is a 1999

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action thriller film directed by

R. K. Selvamani R.K. Selvamani (born 21 October 1965) is an Indian film director. He was known to make films in the police or whodunit genres. Career Born in Chengalpattu, R. K. Selvamani, an assistant of Manivannan, narrated a story line to Vijayakanth who t ...

. The film stars

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and Vijayashanti, while

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, Manivannan, Vadivelu and Devan play supporting roles. The film was later dubbed into Telugu language under the same name, with some scenes re-shot with local actors.http://www.geocities.ws/bbreviews/rajasthan_review.html

Cast

as Hariharan * Vijayashanti as Gayathri * Srividya *

as Police officer * Manivannan as cook (Brahmanandam in Telugu) * Prithviraj * Vadivelu (Ali in Telugu) * Devan *

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as Terrorist *

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as Terrorist *

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* Ajay Rathnam *

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as Sadam * Mohan Raman * Alphonsa (special appearance)

Soundtrack

Tamil

*"Jai Jawan" - Arunmozhi, T. L. Maharajan *"Machan" -

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*"Jil Jilara -

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, Sunandha *"Sorgathil" - Shankar Mahadevan *"Siragadikkra" -

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Telugu

*"Chilaka Chilaka" *"Jai Jawan" *"Kova Billa" *"Mama Mama" *"Swargamlo"

References

External links

1999 films Indian action films Films shot in Rajasthan Films scored by Ilaiyaraaja Indian multilingual films 1990s Tamil-language films Indian Army in films Films about terrorism in India Films set in Rajasthan 1999 multilingual films Films directed by R. K. Selvamani {{1990s-Telugu-film-stub