Arya is a die hard fan of 'Thala' Ajith who risks even his own life by performing the traditional 'milk abishekham' to his cut outs during release of his movie. He faces a situation where he is forced to leave his home town and he reaches Chennai. On other hand, Kreshna is an aspiring actor who wants to enter Tamil cinema industry and dreams of becoming a big actor. He decides to visit Chennai to pursue his dream. In a twist, Arya fills shoes of Krishna. In between due to Deepa Sanidhi comes the villain Adil Hussain. What happens to Arya ? Will he leave space for Krishna ? Or will Kreshna be left at stake ?
Arya is the soul of the movie and he proves how much he blends well with Director Vishnuvardhan. He gives his best whenever it comes to Director Vishnuvardhan. He is the backbone of the movie. Arya emotes flawless and he expresses the fanatic expressions solid. Swathi reddy who pairs with Krishna steals everyone with her cute expressions and her energy. She sparkles the entire screen. Thambi Ramiah who did substantial role in 'ThaniOruvan' took care of comedy part in first half of the movie. RJ Balaji who was seen in 'Vadacurry' handled the comical part in second half. If you want to know the villain Adil Hussain watch 'English Vinglish' movie and look out Sridevi's husband. He is not a conventional villain. His lip sync is the major problem. SJ Surya's cameo appearance was also appreciated. Deepa Sanidhi doesn't have much scope and she is stone faced. 'Yatchan' is going to be the best movie in Krishna's career. But he has to mature a lot as an actor.
The backbone of the movie is Om Prakash. His cinematography deserves the best praise. The cinematographer's brilliance is proved as he has used various colour tones for each character. He is completely brilliant in each frame. National Award winner Sreekar Prasad proves his mettle with some neat cuts. Yuvan Shankar Raja's musical score is another advantage. The director has complimented the Music composer with some good visuals. Dialogues from SuBa is another added advantage.
The movie takes its time to settle down and the second half movies in a rush. The director has delivered the goods, but at times, you just can't label the movie into a specific genre. When you think the movie is comedy, a thrilling element appears and when the suspense starts, a comedy evokes. The screenplay drags at places. Fans of Ajith can enjoy this movie as the entire movie is made on his reference, but it might make other actor's fans uncomfortable.
