Picture postcard shots of a happy family
R. Gayathridevi (Chennai, India) @ PassionForCinema
Even though Gautham Menon has made a reflective movie, he fails to give us concrete scenes. Mani Ratnam had succeeded in this brilliantly through Alaipayuthe.
We are never given any details of Krishnan’s work life and why he is such a hero to his son. His pursuit of Malini ends with that beautiful song “Mundhinam Paarthene” and all that is left of their relationship is scattered dialogues of he calling her darling and Malini exclaiming they are mad over each other even after so many years of marriage.
I strongly felt Gautham could have built the Krishnan-Malini relationship as a parallel to Surya’s own love life, the way Mira Nair beautifully nurtured Ashoke and Ashima’s life along with Gogol’s life in the sensitive The Namesake.
இதுவரை மறுமொழிகள் ஏதும் இல்லை.
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- நடிகைகளுக்கு ஆபத்தான இயக்குனர் கௌதம் மேனன்
- என்ன ஒரு honest, bottom of the heart படம் இது
- தமிழ் வாழ்வைப் பேசுவதை பொறுத்தமட்டில் ‘miles to go!’
- படத்தில் ‘ I love you’ சொல்வதில்லை. ‘I am in love with you’ சொல்கிறார்கள்
- Picture postcard shots of a happy family
- உயிரே இல்லாத பல காட்சிகள் சரியான போகன் வில்லா
- Goutham could have used all of Suriya’s efforts with a better narration
- Timeline graph
- Different kinds of love: father’s love, husband’s love, emotional, girl’s love
- Movie is inspirational: About our quest and purpose for existence
- This movie does have a message
- Ensure that no one else spends their hard earned money on watching ‘Varanam Aayiram’
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