| Adhisaya Manithan | |
| Director: | Velu Prabhakaran |
| Screenplay: | Jeyadevi |
| Producer: | Thakkali Srinivasan |
| Starring: | Gautami Nizhalgal Ravi Chitra Ajay Rathnam |
| Cinematography: | Ajayan Basi |
| Editing: | Shyam |
| Music: | Premi–Srini |
| Studio: | Perfect Cine Arts |
| Runtime: | 101 minutes |
| Country: | India |
| Language: | Tamil |
Adhisaya Manithan is a 1990 Indian Tamil-language science fiction slasher film directed by Velu Prabhakaran. It is a sequel to Naalai Manithan (1989). The film stars Gautami, Ajay Rathnam, Anand, Kuyili, Kovai Sarala and Silk Smitha.[1] [2] It was released on 6 July 1990.[3]
Five years after the incidents of the first film, researcher Charles, the brother of one of the Scientists, finds that John, the psychotic killer, is still alive and informs his friend Ravi, a Police officer to kill him as soon as possible.
Four college students – Kousalya, Urmila, Lynda and Nancy along with their boyfriends Gupta, Majnu, Vivek and Ramani go for vacation to an isolated mansion set aside of the town. They also take their colleague Ganga, a depressed girl, along with them by lying to her that they are going to meet a doctor to treat her medical condition. The mansion looks abandoned and it is shown that there is no human activity nearby.
As the researcher suggested, the psychotic John, who previously murdered a rancher and his wife, roams around the mansion to kill the youngsters. While on a trip, some goons misbehaves with Kousalya, and get beaten up by Gupta. The Goons in revenge enter the mansion to kill Gupta, but were killed by John one by one. In the meantime Charles gives Ravi some bullets injected with drugs which may stop John, after examining the dead bodies of the rancher and his wife.
The devilish John now preys on the girls except Ganga and their respective boyfriends, one by one. He also kills the butler, who advises Ganga to escape from the place. John also strangles a policeman who interferes with his plans. The policeman alerts Ravi about John before dying.
When John chases to kill Ganga, she hides at a nearby petrol station. She burns him by spraying petrol on him. But, a furious and fully burnt John survives the accident and pursues her into a factory, where she activates hydraulic press, and crushes him. Partially crashed and immovable John suddenly grabs Ganga. But she breaks free from him and faints near the hydraulic press. John stands up and walks towards Ganga, to kill her. At the time, Ravi enters the spot and shoots John through the heart, finally killing him with injected bullets. Finally, Ravi and injured Ganga leave the factory where fellow policemen wait for them outside. At the end, it is shown that John awakens from the dead as a skeleton.
The soundtrack was composed by Premi–Srini and lyrics were written by Muthubharathi.[4]
| "Valibathin Vazhile" | Manachanallur Giridharan | |
| "Medai Eruvean" | ||
| "Kaalam Poga Poga" |
C. R. K. of Kalki wrote that if fear is the only objective, then the filmmakers succeeded in it.[5]
