Sivakarthikeyan in the lead. In a new TV show that aims at inducing 'honest' answers from celebrities, Keerthi was asked to name one dialogue from Tamil cinema which she thinks is funny.
When everyone were expecting the newbie to come up with a funny dialogue, she shocked everybody by calling Rajinikanth's 'naan oru thadava sonna, nooru thadava sonna maathiri' amusing as the dialogue makes her laugh whenever she hears it.
This very dialogue from the movie Baasha is arguably Rajinikanth's most popular punch dialogue till date and hence the actress' choice of words did not go well with ardent Rajinikanth fans.
However, even before the show came to an end, Keerthi in an attempt to avoid controversies, said that the dialogue is one of her favourite and that it makes her smile whenever she hears it.
Baasha As mentioned earlier, 'naan oru thadava sonna, nooru thadava sonna maathiri' from Baasha is arguably one of Rajinikanth's best till date. The dialogue means, "If I say something once, it is like I've said it a hundred times".
Muthu 'naan eppo varuven eppadi varuvenu yaarukum theriyaadhu, aana vara vendiya nerathula correct-a varuven'. This dialogue from Muthu literally means, "nobody knows when and how I will arrive, but I will be there at the right time".
Padaiyappa 'kashta padaama ethuvum kidaikaathu, kashta padaama kidaikirathu ennikume nilaikaathu'. This inspiring dialogue from Padaiyappa can be translated as, "nothing can be attained without hard work, if you do achieve something sans hard work, it will not stay with
Arunachalam 'aandava solraa, Arunachalam mudikiraa'. This famous dialogue from the Sundar C directorial Arunachalam means, "God commands, Arunachalam carries it out".
Moondru Mugam 'thee pottiya rendu pakko orusunaatha thee pudikko, intha Alex Pandian-a entha pakko orusunaalo thee pudikko'. This vintage dialogue from Moondru Mugam literally means, "a match box can cause fire when friction is created only on either of its sides, but that is not the case with Alex Pandian for he can cause fire everywhere".
Baba 'naan late-a vandhaalo, latest-a varuven'. This dialogue from Baba was an instant hit, it means, "even if I arrive late, I make sure I'm updated".
