Romeo

Good things about this movie: 1. Grounded characters 2. Good acting by male lead 3. Emotions and Conflict of the Main Lead are presented perfectly. Good Writing.

Bad Things about this movie: 1. The events in this movie seem unbelievable. Hallmark of bad screenplay or dialogues.

2. The dialogues and scenes of male lead are as good as dialogues and scenes for female lead are horrible. Female lead is badly written.

3. The characters who mainly interact with main lead are written well. The characters who mainly interact with female lead are written without care. Probably two different writers divided up the script.

4. Half of the actors are miscast.

5. Starts as a comedy. Later comedy is ditched completely and suddenly.

Overall a one time watch. You will have to make a little effort though.

Romeo - I watched this movie with some expectations but it failed to satisfy.

Not everyones cup of tea.

This movie talks about the relationship between husband and wife in forced marriage. Characters are not strong expect few.

This movie reminds me an Hindi movie called "Rabne Bana di Jodi" starring Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma. Some of the characters didn't do justice to their roles.

Not an impressive climax, below average songs, Humour not working, Vijay Antony some how needs to learn dance feels like 1 standard student dancing.

Redgiant movies released this movie so the reviewers praising this movie much.

This is what I felt while watching this movie and that why I written this review.

Conclusion: Movie could have been better. One time watch.

My rating: 5/10.

The movie presents a heartwarming and engaging romantic comedy that successfully combines humor and romance. The screenplay is well-crafted, with a perfect balance of comedic moments and emotional depth, keeping the audience thoroughly entertained from start to finish.

The casting choices are impeccable, with each actor delivering good performances. Background score should definitely be mentioned..and it was very pleasant to ears.. the leads faces are very pleasing and their performance are to the mark ...overall I would say it's a nice breeze like romcom to watch this summer ..hope Tamil directors make good romcoms like this.

This movie centers around the relationship between a husband and wife. The husband attempts to win back his wife's love, who was pressured into marriage by her father. Despite some missteps, the movie is generally enjoyable, even though the humor falls flat. I wonder if I'm the only one who feels this way.

On a more emotional note, the movie brings out the protagonist's grief over his deceased daughter through Janani (the main character's sister). I was touched by the scene where he describes holding her hand tightly and never letting go, fearing she was lost in a riot between two groups that attacked their bus. His attempt to find solace by imagining her alive and happy somewhere in the world is a powerful portrayal of grief.

I was misled by the poster; expected that this movie would be a comedic journey of husband and wife. But Romeo was a film within a film which is too filmy to be true.

The intentions of the crew and director is not wrong. They wanted to give a movie which empowers the relationship between a married couple the strength of positivity as good words. But they forgot that life is not just that and contains many more emotions, feelings and actions.

Yogi Babu and VTV Ganesh delivered their usuals. Mirnalini Ravi performed well. The songs were average. A good kuthu/rap song could have been fitted well. Would have been a great comeback of his mid-2000s like chartbuster songs.