Anand and Anasuya meet each other on a train ride. The two eventually fall in love and have to fight for their relationship.

Reviews

“Once a person reaches the heights of success, there is an ample of chance that one might forget what they truly were before they started walking on a path that brought them to that position, so I made this film searching my true self as a director, tracking back my initial self.” These were the words spoken by the Magician Trivikram at the audio launch event of this flick. And he never lied. One can see that vintage Trivikram style of dialogues which don’t necessarily have ‘punches’ in them but often carry a deeper meaning were present in tonnes in this film, which were hard to find since ‘Khaleja’, barring ‘SOS’ to an extent. Similar to his first film ever as a director, ‘Nuvve Nuvve’ this flick has that slow story narration but never bores you. The first half was at a good pace with a lot of entertainment, good songs and soothing BGM. The second half lacked the speed and was dragged towards the end. Coming to the story, its complete family drama with ample of comedy. I somewhat felt it was like ‘Attarintiki Daredi’ in reverse. The art direction by A S Prakash was commendable, thanks to the high production values. Cinematography was really good too. Mickey’s compositions for both soundtrack and BGM were a big asset, and probably this movie might give him the correct breakthrough that he deserves. All actors did their part well, special mention to Anupama Parameshwaran and Rao Ramesh. Unlike Trivikram’s previous films as a writer, this time the female lead played by Samantha, is more sophisticated in terms of characterization. And the male lead was relatively not. That came to me as a surprise. None the less, its a perfect watch for family audience. Why wait then, go grab a seat in your nearest theaters.