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Pizza is a 2012 Indian Tamil-language mysteryhorror film written and directed by debutant Karthik Subbaraj. The film features Vijay Sethupathi and Remya Nambeesan in lead roles, while Aadukalam Naren, Jayakumar, Pooja Ramachandran and Bobby Simha play supporting roles.

The story is about a pizza delivery boy Michael (Sethupathi) who lands in a mysterious predicament and how it causes a dramatic change in his life.^[2] The film, produced by C. V. Kumaran, was released by Sangam Cinemas. Featured music by Santhosh Narayanan. It was the first Tamil film to feature 7.1 surround sound.^[3]Pizza released on 19 October 2012 and went on to become a major critical and commercial success.^[4]

Pizza was later dubbed into Telugu (as Pizza) and remade into Kannada as Whistle (2013) and in Hindi as Pizza (2014).^[5] It was also remade into the Bengali film Golpo Holeo Shotti (2014).^[6]

Plot[edit]

Michael Karthikeyan (Vijay Sethupathi) is a pizza delivery boy who lives with his girlfriend Anu (Remya Nambeesan). She is an aspiring novelist and is researching for writing a horror story, whereas Michael does not believe in supernatural powers, but is afraid of anything supernatural. Anu, keeps telling him that he would soon realize the presence of supernatural beings. At first, Michael is confused and scared, and his fears are confirmed when he comes to know his boss, i.e., the Pizza restaurant owner Shanmugam's (Aadukalam Naren) daughter is possessed by a spirit. Meanwhile, Anu becomes pregnant, and after a brief altercation, Michael and Anu get covertly married. One particular day, Michael goes out to deliver a pizza to a customer and returns to the restaurant in a state of shock while covered in blood; he is apparently injured, keeps constantly muttering Anu's name, and seems to be worried about her. When his boss questions him, Michael explains that he had been to deliver a pizza to a customer named Smitha (Pooja Ramachandran) in a bungalow and recounts the events that happened at the bungalow.

Smitha requests Michael to wait downstairs while she goes upstairs to retrieve change. Almost immediately, there is power failure, which alarms Michael. While waiting downstairs completely alone in the dark, Michael hears a loud unidentifiable noise from the bedroom upstairs. Going up to investigate, he finds Smitha murdered suspiciously and notices one slice the pizza he had delivered to be missing, suggesting that there may be somebody else in the house. Horrified, Michael makes a dash for the door only to realize that it has been locked from the outside. Further more when the murdered woman's husband Bobby (Bobby Simha) arrives, he at first believes he stumbles upon his wife having an affair. Through his cellphone Michael communicates with Bobby and explains his situation thoroughly instigating Bobby to aid him on how to get out of the house. Moreover, Bobby suddenly disappears from the front entrance, and is found by Michael inside the house mysteriously murdered in the same room as his wife, with two slices of the pizza now missing. Also, Michael encounters the couple's child 'Nithya', identical to the name of the spirit allegedly possessing Shanmugam's daughter.

Michael tries everything he can to get out of the house including trying to break down the sealed doors leading outside, to using the house phone which happens to work even though the line is dead. Michael manages to contact Anu using the phone and gets her to contact to the local police to come and rescue him. When a couple of policemen arrive at the bungalow, Michael believes that Anu had requested them to help him, but they reveal that four people had been killed in that house - Smitha, Bobby, their young daughter and a girl named Anu, implying that she is Michael's girl friend, Anu. The police disclose that Michael is a suspect regarding the murder case and attempt to arrest him. Confused and in tears, Michael does not believe the policemen and attempts to escape the clutches of these police men in order to go in search of Anu.

While trying to escape, Michael witnesses the police getting dragged into the house and being killed. At this juncture, Michael, in a horrified state, runs back to the restaurant. While Michael is not convinced that Anu is dead, his friends at the restaurant and Shanmugam start realizing that they had never seen Anu; they also observe that Michael's home does not have any evidence that he lived with Anu. Further, it is revealed that the haunted bungalow had witnessed the untimely deaths of a married couple, their daughter, and two policeman, whose ghosts Michael had earlier interacted with. Meanwhile, Michael seems to continue his search for Anu, has constant health issues, and seems to be disturbed by ghosts and supernatural entities.

As Michael during a delivery stops and calls Anu, the true story of what had happened is disclosed. The Income Tax department had planned on a raid at the restaurant owner Shanmugam's house. Shanmugam who has diamonds worth around 20 million hidden in his restaurant hides it in a box of candies and asks Michael to deliver it to his house. But Michael is involved in a bike accident and comes in contact with the hidden diamonds. Michael and Anu decide that stealing those diamonds would improve their life style and support their baby. So, they concoct a clever story in which Michael convincingly 'forgets' the Pizza bag at the 'haunted' bungalow which Shanmugam would never enter into, thanks to his fear of supernatural powers. Meanwhile, Anu has left to Kochi via Bengaluru with the diamonds and her belongings, and has obtained fake documentation using which Michael and Anu can settle abroad.

Michael, after the phone call, goes to deliver a pizza to a house and he encounters a series of events similar to the story he had narrated. Inside, he meets a little girl identical to the 'Nithya' he had described in his story. Michael is locked inside the home with 'Nithya' curiously looking at him. The lights then goes off followed by Michael's gasping sound in fear.

Cast[edit]

• Vijay Sethupathi as Michael Karthikeyan
• Remya Nambeesan as Anu
• Aadukalam Naren as Shanmugham
• Karunakaran as Raghavan
• Jayakumar as Srinath
• Bobby Simha as Bobby
• Pooja Ramachandran as Smitha
• Veera Santhanam
• Nalan Kumarasamy as Michael's friend (uncredited role)
• Gajaraj as police

Soundtrack[edit]

All music composed by Santhosh Narayanan.

All lyrics written by Sahithi; all music composed by Santhosh Narayanan.

Release[edit]

Pizza was released on 19 October 2012 by Sangam Cinemas Chennai, in 300 theatres initially and the number of theatres was increased to 600 after the film's positive response. Pizza was made on a budget ₹ 15 million.^[7] The satellite rights of the film were secured by Sun TV.

Bejoy Nambiar bought the Hindi remake rights of Pizza and he will produce under his banner Getaway Films.^[8] Producer Suresh Kondeti acquired the Telugu dubbing rights of the film,^[9] while Prashant Raj of Love Guru fame bought the Kannada remake rights of the film.^[10] Following the film's success, sources reported that it may be remade in Hollywood as well.^[11] Renowned Bengali Director Birsa Dasgupta was also remaking the film as Golpo Holeo Shotti.^[12]

Critical reception[edit]

Pizza received widespread acclaim from critics. N. Venkateswaran from The Times of India gave 4 out of 5 stars and wrote that director Karthik Subburaj displayed a 'strong control of the medium and gives abundant display of his narrative skills', going to add: 'If he maintains the quality of his menu and future offerings, Karthik [..] is sure to become one of Kollywood's top directors'.^[13]Sify termed the film as 'delicious' and described it as 'entertaining and at the same time different in its approach'.^[14] Malini Mannath from The New Indian Express described Pizza as 'offbeat, intriguing and gripping, and nothing like what you've seen on Tamil screen before'.^[15] A reviewer from Behindwoods.com stated, Karthik Subburaj played 'all the cards required to make a quality horror suspense film with a thrilling screenplay, deft camerawork, strong performances, eerie sound effects and music'.^[16] Indiaglitz.com wrote: 'If the success of a thriller lies in bringing the film-goer to the edge of the seat, Pizza does it. With right toppings in the form of a taut screenplay, deft camera work, eerie sound effects and nice background score, the movie manages to leave a mark'.^[17] Vivek Ramz of in.com rated it 3.5/5 and cited that Pizza was a 'well made suspense thriller that keeps you guessing for most parts'.^[18] Top10Cinema.com wrote that the story had been told 'very interestingly' and that 'horror movie buffs will certainly enjoy this Pizza'.^[19]

Some mixed reviews were given by Malathi Rangarajan from The Hindu and Haricharan Pudipeddi from Nowrunning.com, who both criticized the first half of the film. The former claimed that the second half of Pizza has a 'reasonably enjoyable tanginess, but to get to that you have to sit through the protraction of the first' and that 'the screenplay [..] doesn't render much help',^[20] while the latter concluded that the film displayed 'signs of a craftily executed thriller, but falls short of satisfaction due to erratic narration', giving it 2.5 out of 5 stars.^[21]

Sequel[edit]

A sequel called Pizza 2: The Villa was produced and released the following year by the same production house. The sequel did not carry on with the characters from Pizza, but told another eerie tale, with Ashok Selvan and Sanchita Shetty playing the lead roles.

Awards[edit]

• Best Actor (Critics) - Vijay Sethupathi
• Best Debutant Director - Karthik Subbaraj
• Nominated—Best Film
• Nominated—Best Cinematographer - Gopi Amarnath

Vikatan Awards^[22]

• Vikatan Award For Best Screenplay - Karthik Subbaraj
• Vikatan Award For Best Cinematography - Gopi Amarnath
• Vikatan Award For Best Editing - Leo John Paul

• Best Story, Screenplay Writer - Karthik Subbaraj
• Best Cinematographer - Gopi Amarnath

Legacy[edit]

The success of Pizza turned Vijay Sethupathi into one of the most sought-after actors in Tamil cinema. Along with Pizza, Sethupathi scored back-to-back successes with Sundarapandian (which featured him in negative role) and Naduvula Konjam Pakkatha Kaanom in the same year resulting in a rise in his popularity.^[23][24] Film critic Baradwaj Rangan stated that Sethupathi had become '[..] sort of [an] indie-film star, the first ever in Tamil cinema'.^[25] The film also established C. V. Kumar as a producer who went on to produce films with innovative themes throughout his career.^[26]Pizza and Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Eppadi became trendsetters and established the trend of short filmmakers making their cinematic debut.^[27]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^ab'Direct hits'. The New Indian Express. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
2. ^'Variety on offer'. The Hindu. Retrieved 23 September 2012.
3. ^'Pizza: First film in Kollywood to feature 7.1 surround sound'. News18. Retrieved 12 October 2012.
4. ^'Attakathi and Pizza followed by..' Behindwoods. Retrieved 21 November 2012.
5. ^'Pizza 3d trailer'. Youtube.
6. ^http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bengali/movies/news-interviews/Pizza-to-be-remade-in-Bengali/articleshow/18929368.cms
7. ^''Pizza' wins Box Office race in October'. The Times of India. Retrieved 12 November 2012.
8. ^'Bejoy Nambiar to produce 'Pizza' in Hindi'. The Times of India. Retrieved 29 November 2012.
9. ^'Tamil Super Hit Pizza in Telugu'. Super Good Movies. Retrieved 5 November 2012.
10. ^'One more from Kollywood'. Daily News and Analysis. Retrieved 29 November 2012.
11. ^'Pizza in Hollywood'. Behindwoods. Retrieved 6 November 2012.
12. ^'Galpo Holeo Sotti is not plagiarized:Birsa Dasgupta'. The Times of India. Retrieved 11 April 2013.
13. ^'Pizza Review'. The Times of India. Retrieved 23 October 2012.
14. ^'Pizza Movie Review'. Sify. Retrieved 27 October 2012.
15. ^'Pizza (Tamil)'. The New Indian Express. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
16. ^'Pizza Movie Review'. Behindwoods. Retrieved 28 October 2012.
17. ^'Pizza - Served hot'. Indiaglitz. Retrieved 22 October 2012.
18. ^'Tamil Review:Pizza tastes mostly good'. in.com. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
19. ^'Pizza - Movie Review'. Top10cinema. Archived from the original on 23 October 2012. Retrieved 21 October 2012.Cite uses deprecated parameter deadurl= (help)
20. ^'Pizza: Freshly made'. The Hindu. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
21. ^'Pizza Review'. Nowrunning.com. Retrieved 21 October 2012.
22. ^'Ananda Vikatan Awards for 2012'. 24 January 2013.
23. ^'Vijay Sethupathi signs up 'Rummy''. The Times of India. 14 December 2012.
24. ^'Vijay Sethupathy- Hat trick hero'. Sify. 18 December 2012.
25. ^Baradwaj Rangan (14 December 2012). 'Bergman, who? Hello new-age directors!'. The Hindu.
26. ^http://www.thehindu.com/features/metroplus/a-new-angle/article4856538.ece
27. ^http://www.thehindu.com/features/cinema/short-route-to-success/article4683679.ece

External links[edit]

• Pizza on IMDb
• Pizza on Facebook

I figured out how to add the 'A6' paper size and I believe the following will work for any custom dimensions. Before I start, a nod of thanks to Craig H for his article that got me started in the right direction: Custom Page Sizes for Microsoft Print to PDF.

Disclaimer:

I'm using Windows 10 with USA locale so if you're on a different locale or version of Windows then your settings may be different. I'll try to make this straightforward but I can't promise it won't be painless. You'll need to pull up your sleeves and prepare yourself to muck around in your system internals. If this frightens you then my alternate recommendation is buying Print to PDF software such as Adobe provides.

1. Find the Driver Directory using RegEdit: Final fantasy xiii 2 cgi cutscene download movies full.

• Run Registry Editor (open Start Menu, type 'regedit', and click to run it).
• Navigate the tree on the left to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Microsoft > Windows NT > CurrentVersion > Print > Printers > Microsoft Print to PDF
• Find the Name 'PrintQueueV4DriverDirectory' on the right-hand listing.
• Note the Data value which is a GUID value (letters and numbers separated by dashes, i.e. '724B370D-A58D-4FFA-AE63-CA33BA0553C8').
  
• Open Windows Explorer (click the folder icon on the task bar) and navigate to 'C:WindowsSystem32spoolV4Dirs'
  
• Open the folder with a name matching the GUID you found earlier with Registry Editor.

This is the directory containing the configuration files for Microsoft Print to PDF. Keep track of this directory because I'll be referring to it multiple times from here on. The two files we are interested in are the GPD file and the Printer Schema (pdc.xml).

2. Open the GPD File:

• Create copies of all the files in your driver directory just in case.
• Delete merged.gpd and any BUD files. These are unnecessary and keeping them around may be confusing (you already made copies anyway).
• Find the GPD file that is not called merged.gpd. On my system it is named '69b8a4a.gpd' and on Craig H's it was '74e1846.gpd'. You can determine this specifically by looking back in the Registry Editor under the node PrinterDriverData and the Name V4_Merged_ConfigFile_Name.
  
• Run Notepad as Administrator and open the GPD file you found. To run as Administrator: open the Start Menu, type Notepad, right-click it and select 'Run as administrator'. This gives Notepad the ability to modify protected system files. Make sure that you select 'All Files (*.*)' in the Open window so that you can see more than just *.TXT files.
  

By this point you have your GPD file opened in Notepad and ready to be edited. This file contains all of the printer capabilities but all we're concerned about is paper sizes.

3. Add Custom Size (A6) to GPD:

• Find the line '*DefaultOption: LETTER' . The lines following this declare what paper sizes this 'printer' can accept.
  
• Add the following lines either after the default option line or after one of the closing braces of the other options:
  *Option: A6
  {
  *rcNameID: =RCID_DMPAPER_SYSTEM_NAME
  *PrintSchemaKeywordMap: 'ISOA6'
  *PrintableOrigin: PAIR(0, 0)
  *PrintableArea: PAIR(1890000, 2664000)
  }
  
• Save the GPD file. If you get a permissions error it's because you did not run Notepad as Administrator.

The PrintableArea you specified is the paper size as (WIDTH, HEIGHT). To get these values, multiply the centimeters of the size you want by 180,000. For example, A6 is 10.50 by 14.80. Multiplying 10.50 by 180,000 I get 1,890,000. The height of A6 is the same as the width of A5 and you'll notice those values match.

A word of warning for those adding non-standard sizes. The name of the option must be registered on your system. Craig's tutorial mentions how to add new, non-standard sizes. My tutorial is focused only around enabling standard sizes that are otherwise not shown in the Print to PDF list.

If you were to print now you'll see the option of A6 but get an error previewing or trying to go through with printing. There is one more file to modify and that's the schema ..

4. Add Custom Size (A6) to Printer Schema:

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• Run Notepad as Administrator if you closed it after the previous step.
• Open pdc.xml with UTF-8 Encoding. This is very important otherwise you will corrupt the file. There is a drop-down list under the file name labeled 'Encoding:'. Set this to 'UTF-8' before clicking Open.
  
• Find the line <psk:PageMediaSize psf2:psftype='Feature'>. Everything beneath this until </psk:PageMediaSize> is a paper size that the printer will support. Each paper size is a block of lines and the order they are here is the order in which they'll be displayed for selection.
• Add the following block of lines. Be careful that these don't overlap other blocks of lines in a funny way.
  <psk:ISOA6 psf2:psftype='Option'>
  <psk12:PortraitImageableSize psf2:psftype='Property' xsi:type='psf2:ImageableAreaType'>0,0,105000,148000</psk12:PortraitImageableSize>
  <psk:MediaSizeHeight psf2:psftype='ScoredProperty' xsi:type='xsd:integer'>148000</psk:MediaSizeHeight>
  <psk:MediaSizeWidth psf2:psftype='ScoredProperty' xsi:type='xsd:integer'>105000</psk:MediaSizeWidth>
  </psk:ISOA6>
  
• Save the file.

The important thing to note here is that the <psk:ISOA6 text matches the value you put for PrintSchemaKeywordMap in the GPD file. Also, notice that the sizes are in millimeters in the schema.

Conclusion:

That's all there is to it. Now if you go to Printing Preferences for the Microsoft Print to PDF 'printer' you'll see the new paper size A6:

Again, these instructions are for adding standard sizes. I have no doubt that non-standard custom page sizes can be added but I haven't experimented with it yet.