Crazy thieves in Palavakkam

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Wanted to keep you guys in 'good humour' ! So, here's something that will literally keep you guys rolling with laughter. 'Crazy thieves in Palavakkam' - A rib-tickling comedy, penned by Crazy Mohan and performed by SV Sekar, under the banner of 'Natakapriya'. This was Crazy Mohan's first full length comedy, executed on stage in 1976. This play was an instant hit wherever it was staged and it also won several accolades. Not to forget the fact, the popularity of the play, re-christened Mr.Mohan as Mr.'Crazy' Mohan !

Presenting a 'laugh riot' from Mr.Crazy Mohan, which can be cherished for a lifetime. Click on the player below to begin the rib-tickling !

Am sure you will laugh your heart out ! Happy laughing !

....And, don't forget to thank me :-D

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Comments

Anonymous said…
Awesome space Guru...i'm writtin this here cuz i dont really know where else to write it.
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Anonymous said…
hah..this is crazy..my comment need ur approval?
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
G U R U said…
@Nibu : Unfortunately, yes :)
Thanks a ton buddy ! And,
do keep clicking !
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
twip said…
Ha ha, thanks a ton Guru! I needed that!
Cheers!
Megha
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Anonymous said…
and i've already bookmark'd few from here..so i'll click agian. enjoy.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
kuttichuvaru said…
this is one of my favs.. my grandpa was a big fan of this drama n so, I used to listen to it right frm my very young ages in late 80s... had a cassette which I hope must be in India... n still do enjoy it wenevr time permits...
Monday, March 06, 2006
RvK said…
Though Crazy Thieves is good, it is not as good as the other S.Ve.Shekar shows (considering that this is the man who gave us Halwa, 1000 Uthai Vangiya Aborva Sigamani)
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Anonymous said…
Super
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Anonymous said…
RvK,

This is a drama from Crazy. SVS does not write any drama.. He only directs. SVS first joined and Crazy and then seperated
Thursday, April 17, 2008
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