GV Prakash, Comedy, Open endingGV Prakash, Comedy, Open endingProfanity Everywhere

GV Prakash while traveling by train narrates his story why he left his home to TTR. During the story he says how he got bonded with Aditi and Ramya. During school days he falls in love with Ramya and one night Ramya and Jeeva gets into relationship. Next day the news spreads around school and Ramya out of anger dumps Jeeva. Aditi calls and proposes Jeeva. Later Jeeva finds she is a drunkard. Finally he comes back to Kumbakonam to be with his beloved uncle. He meets Ramya again and falls in love once more. This time he finds she has slept with another person during the break-up phase. What decision Jeeva takes forms the rest of the story.

GV Prakash has impressed as an actor. The expressions are flowing quite naturally for him. There was not a single scene where I felt he is just 2 movies old. Anandhi is a rare gem which has to be possessed. Manisha is used as a glam doll. She hardly wears dresses. VTV Ganesh brings the roof down with his one liners and he has done a full fledged comedy role this time. Simran has given some matured performance in the second half. Other characters are just passing clouds. Cameo by Arya and Priya Anand was pretty good. GV Prakash could have danced a lot better in few portions. His acting skills are matured and he is slowly evolving as an actor. Anandhi proves her mettle that she can fit into any shoes easily. Yugee Sethu's portions could have been extended a little more. He hardly appears for two scenes and conveys some message.

GV Prakash himself has composed music and two songs were catchy. Rest of the songs has to be avoided for sure. Richard.M.Nathan's cinematography is eye-candy. Antony L Ruben has done a great job with editing and he has kept the running time within check. The movie is clearly an adults only flick and director has made no flaws in getting diversion.  

The movie is an 'Adults Only' thing and it might bother you little. Kindly don't watch this with your family members. But still it is a light hearted entertainer which you can enjoy alone. The witty one-liners and the real life incidents can make you fall in love with the movie. But still you can see lots of profanity and vulgarity everywhere. If you are taking your family to watch this movie, it is not the right kinda movie for you. This is like the movie, which has to be watched aloof in a room. Director Aadhik has conveyed a much needed message. But the way he conveyed was too harsh. He just has labeled all the girls are same. Some characters like 'CD shop owner', 'Sengal Psycho' were beautifully sketched in the screenplay portion. As we said, this movie is enjoyable only if you are alone.

G. V. Prakash Kumar,Anandhi,Manisha Yadav,Adhik Ravichandra,C. J. Jayakumar,G. V. Prakash KumarOverall, it's Indian version of 'American Pie'