When Zin, former girlfriend of a Thai mob boss, falls for Masashi, a Japanese gangster in Thailand, the boss banishes them: Masashi to Japan, and Zin, with her small daughter Zen, to live next to a martial arts school. Zen is autistic, with uncanny swift reflexes. She watches the students next door and Muay Thai movies, absorbing every technique. She's now a teen, and her mother needs chemotherapy. Zin has taken in a chubby kid, Moom, who watches over Zen. Moom finds a ledger listing business men who owe Zin money; he goes to them one at a time to collect in order to pay for Zin's treatment. Zen, with her martial skills, becomes his enforcer. A showdown with the boss is inevitable.
Cast: Hiroshi Abe, JeeJa Yanin, Pongpat Wachirabunjong
Crew: Prachya Pinkaew (Director), Decha Srimantra (Director of Photography), Korrakot Sittivash (Music Director), Nimit Jitranon (Music Director), Rochan Madicar (Music Director)
Rating: U/A (India)
Release Dates: 21 Mar 2014 (India)
Tagline: Taste the fury
Tamil Name: பூ ஒன்று புலி ஆனது
Did you know? Some of the actors got injured and to had to be hospitalized during the shooting. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Tamil
Spoken Languages:
English, Japanese, Thai
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital EX
Camera:
Panasonic Varicam
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Taglines:
Taste the fury
She's sweet but deadly
She's sweet but deadly
Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed from: Chocolate (English)
Trivia:
The un-cut original full version that included every fight scenes has not been released anywhere in Thailand.
Eventually not only were the split screen scenes removed, but any scenes that involved Zen performing moves that too closely resembled fight sequences from Bruce Lee or Jackie Chan movies were all cut as well.
The ice factory scene was originally shot as a split screen of Zen imitating the exact same moves she had seen Bruce Lee do in a fight scene from the movie The Big Boss (1971). It showed a clip of Bruce Lee doing his fight moves at the same time as Zen was mimicking Bruce Lee's moves.
The film originally included Zen watching scenes from Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan movies (in addition to Tony Jaa), but these scenes were eventually cut due to licensing problems.
The film that young Zen and Mangmoom watch is Ong-bak (2003). Zen also watches The Protector (2005). Both films star Tony Jaa and were also directed by Prachya Pinkaew.
Some of the actors got injured and to had to be hospitalized during the shooting.
Eventually not only were the split screen scenes removed, but any scenes that involved Zen performing moves that too closely resembled fight sequences from Bruce Lee or Jackie Chan movies were all cut as well.
The ice factory scene was originally shot as a split screen of Zen imitating the exact same moves she had seen Bruce Lee do in a fight scene from the movie The Big Boss (1971). It showed a clip of Bruce Lee doing his fight moves at the same time as Zen was mimicking Bruce Lee's moves.
The film originally included Zen watching scenes from Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan movies (in addition to Tony Jaa), but these scenes were eventually cut due to licensing problems.
The film that young Zen and Mangmoom watch is Ong-bak (2003). Zen also watches The Protector (2005). Both films star Tony Jaa and were also directed by Prachya Pinkaew.
Some of the actors got injured and to had to be hospitalized during the shooting.
