Vishesham takes us on a very less-talked about journey of life-after-marriage. The film shines in its simple and straightforward story-telling and very well-developed characters.
Anand, although a first-time actor has a natural aura around him that shines throughout the movie. Chinnu, as always delivers a phenomenal performance. You keep watching them both with awe. Both their performances capture the essence of their character, that many of us can surely connect with.
The movie talks about the struggles and pain a couple might go through. And especially the emotional-connect that they have (or should have) to overcome these in life. The need for family and the strength one pulls from family-members and friends is also portrayed nicely.
Overall, Vishesham is a very feel-good film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. With a lot of humour and true-to-life story-telling, it connects the right dots all the way to the end.
Anand, although a first-time actor has a natural aura around him that shines throughout the movie. Chinnu, as always delivers a phenomenal performance. You keep watching them both with awe. Both their performances capture the essence of their character, that many of us can surely connect with.
The movie talks about the struggles and pain a couple might go through. And especially the emotional-connect that they have (or should have) to overcome these in life. The need for family and the strength one pulls from family-members and friends is also portrayed nicely.
Overall, Vishesham is a very feel-good film that will stay with you long after the credits roll. With a lot of humour and true-to-life story-telling, it connects the right dots all the way to the end.