Kannan (Arulnithi) is a barber in Ooty and he cannot speak and hear. He is a darling of his locality as he is always smile faced and does small helps to all of them. He is an ardent fan of actor Vivek and his only meaning of entertainment is watching Vivek’s comedy sequences in television. The film belongs to Vivek, It has been a long time we have seen this veteran comedian in full form giving a taste of all kinds of comic dialogues he has treated the Tamil audience over the past few decades. The movie is a family entertainer which should be watched with your family members.
Arulnithi as a speaking and hearing impaired person has given one of his career best performances. Tanya looks attractive as an Ooty native girl and impresses with her confident performances. Vivek plays major role in the movie with his sense of humor. Rest of the characters have done justice to their roles.
Vishal Chandrasekar’s background score is apt and appreciable while the songs just pass muster. M.S.Vivekanand’s cinematography captures the scenic beauty of Ooty in every frame. Editor T.S.Jay has ensured a smooth transition of scenes with his cuts. Few scenes are lengthy and the dialogues are boring in the second half.
The movie belongs to Vivek, It has been a long time we have seen this veteran comedian in full form giving a taste of all kinds of comic dialogues he has treated the Tamil audience over the past few decades. This includes, trolls on other characters, social satire, message oriented dialogues and also self trolls. The movie has more humor and touching emotional sentiments.
