These films of Pa. Ranjith shine in IMDb's top 250 Indian movies list! Director shares gratitude

(This article is authored by Alar)

Pa. Ranjith, the acclaimed director of films such as Kaala and Kabali, has expressed his joy and gratitude for having two of his films featured in the top 250 Indian movies list by IMDb, the popular online database of movies and TV shows.

Taking to X, he wrote, “Delighted to have our #PariyerumPerumal and #SarpattaParambarai ranked in the top 250 Indian movies by @IMDb_in  Thank you! Grateful to everyone who has been a part of our journey in both these special movies”.

Pariyerum Perumal, released in 2018, is a hard-hitting drama that explores the caste oppression and violence faced by a Dalit law student in Tamil Nadu. The film, starring Kathir and Anandhi, received critical acclaim and audience appreciation for its powerful portrayal of social issues and human emotions. It ranked 7th in the IMDb list, with a rating of 8.8 out of 10.

Sarpatta Parambarai, released in 2021, is a sports drama that chronicles the rise of a boxer from the Sarpatta clan, a group of lower-caste fighters who compete with the upper-caste Idiyappa clan in the 1970s Madras. The film, starring Arya and Dushara Vijayan, received rave reviews and applause for its stunning visuals, authentic recreation of the era, and thrilling boxing sequences. It ranked 33rd in the IMDb list, with a rating of 8.4 out of 10.

Both the films are available on Amazon Prime Video for streaming. Pa. Ranjith is one of the most influential and respected filmmakers in the Tamil film industry, known for his socially conscious and politically charged films that challenge the status quo and give voice to the marginalized and oppressed sections of the society.

He has also produced several films under his banner Neelam Productions, such as Irandam Ulagaporin Kadaisi Gundu, Bommai and Writer.  The IMDb top 250 Indian movies list is based on the ratings given by the users of the website and is updated daily. The list features films from various languages and genres, reflecting the diversity and richness of Indian cinema. 

 

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