Theera Kadhal

This film is made on the lines of the popular Tamil movie: 96 and it almost looks like a sequel to it in a way.

The plot is a bit different where a girl wants to patch up with her ex with a back plot for both the characters, a decent one with some unexpected turns but somehow, in the end, it feels like having watched a tv serial, that's where the film fails, maybe due to the laggy/extended portions of the actress.

And it looks like a comeback for Jai since nothing seems to have worked out for him in the past, pity.

IDU why but watching Aishwarya Rajesh as the heroine is sometimes annoying, I think it's most probably because of her over-acting & too much nonsensical talks in her interviews.

One of the best calssical movie I have ever seen, it feels like we are involved in the character, every actor has acted amazingly, just loved the movie, great direction, at the end I felt like why the movie got over, the screen play, the acting, the direction, background music, the simple common man story and the ex lovers situation simply awesome, overall I loved the movie it's one of the best movie I have ever seen, hats off to director and stroy writer and all the actors to perfectly perform well and it felt like it's happening in our life I wasn't able to get out of the movie for some time.

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This movie has given a very different treatment to old school love story, very nice touch was the male lead coming even closer to his spouse after returning from Mangalore, Aishwarya's character had a very troubled married life nothing good could be shown there as the Husband was a suffering from inferiority complex and thats what made him physically abuse her, she turning over possesive for the male lead is a natural behaviour depicted by her as she was looking for emotional support and in that effort she did not realise that she is affecting his married life

Perfect ending where Aishwarya realises her mistake and decides to move on.

This movie starts with our protagonist meeting his ex-lover on a business trip. The characters are established and movie progresses. This movie story line is good enough for a short film, but the 2 hour duration looks dragged and claustrophobic with majority of scenes happening in same house (or) the office space.

The plot did not work as suddenly the Aishwarya Rajesh character becomes possessive and psycho over our protagonist, which looks a bit unrealistic and over the top. The emotional high is not there without which the movie just looks like scene after scene that is predictable. Sshivada character is too good though it has little scenes!!

It's a lovely story, nicely directed! Many of the earlier reviewers vilify the character Aranya, whereas it's Gautam, who's totally at fault. "Summa irundha sanga oothi kedutanaam Aandi" is a Tamil saying. Gautam is the root cause of all the problems. He approached Aaranya first for her phone number, celebrated her birthday in advance and then expects Aaranya to totally disconnect and move away from his life. He also moves on to have a second child! Guys are so selfish, which is well portrayed by the character Gautam, the antagonist.

Any girl who is going through stressful time would lean heavily on the other person if he shows interest and promises. And in her stress, Aaranya becomes overtly possessive.