Ameer’s heartfelt thanks to Suriya ahead of ‘Mounam Pesiyadhe’ re-release; classic romance sparks buzz

The re-release of the 2002 romantic drama Mounam Pesiyadhe, starring Suriya, is generating strong excitement among fans ahead of Valentine’s Day. Adding to the buzz is an emotional video message from director Ameer, in which he expresses deep gratitude. His tearful words have struck a chord with audiences and are now going viral on social media. Ameer's reflections on gratitude, memories, and his filmmaking journey have become a major talking point surrounding the film’s return to theatres.In the video, Ameer describes 'Mounam Pesiyadhe' as the first film he directed and the one that shaped his identity as a filmmaker. He shared that producer Ganesh is re-releasing the film with a clear intention, to introduce it to a new generation of viewers. Ameer said he is not merely wishing for the film’s success but is personally hoping and waiting for it to triumph once again. He also conveyed heartfelt thanks to both the producer and Suriya, acknowledging their significant role in his journey as a director. His emotional message highlighted the strong bond he continues to share with Suriya and the film. Earlier, Suriya shared a video expressing his support for the re-release. He revisited some of the film’s memorable dialogues and said he hopes to watch at least one scene in theatres alongside fans. Actress Laila also posted a video message, calling the Valentine’s Day release the perfect occasion for the film’s comeback. Together, these messages have amplified the emotional connection and anticipation surrounding the re-release.'Mounam Pesiyadhe' marked Ameer’s directorial debut and Trisha’s debut in Tamil cinema as a female lead. Suriya headlined the film, with Laila, Nandha, and others in key roles. The romantic drama explored themes of love, emotional conflict, and personal transformation. Yuvan Shankar Raja’s music played a vital role in the film’s popularity and continues to be cherished by fans.Upon its original release, the film received positive responses from audiences. Now, 23 years later, its return to theatres promises to be a nostalgic and emotional experience for longtime fans, while offering a fresh cinematic moment for a new generation.