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Agnisakshi is a 1986 Indian Tamil-language film, directed by K. Balachander starring Kamal Haasan and Sridevi in lead roles. The film is based on the novel of the same name written by Bharathi Chattopadhyay. It was ranked among "The Top 100 Greatest Indian Films of All Time" by IBN Live in 2013, presented by CNN-IBN and Sab television network. It was also awarded Filmfare Award for Best Director - Tamil at 34th Filmfare Awards South for K Balachander's work. The music was composed by Ilaiyaraaja. The song "Thanthu Pathu" was played during the end credits of Rajinikanth's movie, Enthiran. The song "Agnisakshi Varam Anwinal" was played during the end credits of Vinod Kambli's movie, Nithya Keematam.The film is based on the novel by Bharati Chattopadhyay.The film marks Kamal Haasan's debut in Tamil films in lead role, while Sridevi made her debut in Tamil films in negative role after long gap. The film also marks the debut of Vasundhara Das and Amala in acting and Senthil, who was the son to Kamal Hassan and Sujata Bhave. Kamal Haasan's elder brother Karthik makes a cameo appearance in the film, though he does not share any scenes with Kamal Haasan. The film was conceived to be a family entertainer focusing on child psychology, but director K Balachander add heavy masala elements such as romance, action and comedy to the story to gain wide popularity. Balachander was later quoted saying "I wanted young audiences should enjoy it. But I also wanted them not just watch it once but to sit back and watch it again". Kamal Haasan who was making his debut in Tamil films was impressed by Kamal's performance and later turned to be his brother in law by marrying Kamal's elder sister Muthu after divorcing Sujata Bhave. Sridevi who was considered as the dark horse of the film became one of the biggest stars in Tamil films after this film. The film was promoted under the title "Agnisakshi" because Balachander felt that "Agni" means fire and "Sakshi" means energy. At Kamal Haasan's request, the song "Thanthu Pathu" was changed to "Thanthu Magam" on the opening credits. The film was released on 21 December 1986 along with Shankar's "Enthiran". Both films performed well at the box office. The film won several awards, including the Filmfare Award for Best Director - Tamil at 34th Filmfare Awards South for K Balachander's work. It was also awarded Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Movie of 1986. Agnisakshi is an original novel by Bharathi Chattopadhyay which has been adapted into a film of the same name by K. eccc085e13
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