Yuvam

Camera was pretty good (tracking shot in opening scene). Comedy was decent. No songs which is great. Acting was fine.

My main issue is with the writing and direction. Like Shankar, this director makes the mistake of assuming the corruption is with the people in government, and simply replacing them with "good" people will change things. That works in a fictional movie, but in real life, there are no good people, and hence privatization is the best way to remove corruption.

A for effort.