Apart from being remade in Bollywood as Tere Naam, the movie was also remade in Kannada as Huchcha. Not only that but Bala and Vikram also won several laurels for their contributions in the film.
The movie also won big at the Filmfare and the Cinema Express Awards. The movie also bagged the National Film Award for the Best Feature Film In Tamil. The movie was initially released in a single suburban theatre in October 1999 but turned out to be a blockbuster at the box office reportedly and was also considered to be one of Vikram's breakthrough movie. Bhumika Chawla's character was based on Abitha's role in the movie.Īlso Read: Chiyaan Vikram's Daughter Akshita Ready To Welcome Her First Baby Soon: Reports The film won a National Award The plot of Tere Naam was based on the similar lines wherein Salman's character Radhe stepped into the shoes of Vikram's Sethu. The movie's plot revolved around Sethu essayed by Vikram and his tragic love story wherein he spirals into madness after being separated and then ultimately losing the love of his life which was essayed by Abitha. The film was directed by Bala and was produced by A Kandasamy. Speaking of the 1999 film Sethu, the movie starred Vikram alongside Abitha, Sivakumar, Simran, and Mohan Vaithya. The 2003 movie starring Salman alongside Bhumika Chawla was remade from Vikram's Sethu and had proved to be a turning point in the Dabangg actor's career.Īlso Read: Chiyaan Vikram To Work With Blockbuster Film Director Siruthai Siva For His Next Project? The movie was directed by Bala
Talking about this, not many are aware that South sensation Chiyaan Vikram's cult film Sethu was the main inspiration behind the blockbuster movie Tere Naam which had starred Salman Khan in the lead role.
The South Indian film industry has often inspired Bollywood when it comes to some critically acclaimed or commercially successful movies.
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