ginuvanhaltren
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In this day and age, it's unbelievable that Karthi's identity remains unknown till the end. And it's too much drama and connection to a past. I would understand a person thinking back fondly, with poignant memories. But this slow-paced dialogue was riddled by clichéd situations and flash-backs and unnecessary reptiles like a snake was added... Making no sense at all. Karthi's acting was... Same expression in almost every scene... Silly!
Kudos to the Director and Cinematographer for the beautiful captures of Thanjavur and evoking a mood of time gone by. Music was light and lovely too.
In summary, not worth the hype. Definitely, not a shade on '96 which was in a class of its own.
Kudos to the Director and Cinematographer for the beautiful captures of Thanjavur and evoking a mood of time gone by. Music was light and lovely too.
In summary, not worth the hype. Definitely, not a shade on '96 which was in a class of its own.
The pace sagged at places, acting was mediocre.. but somehow the story was juxtaposed in such a way as to engage the viewer! :) It seemed as if every time the story line sagged, there was a crossroads and the story took the road less travelled!
Seriously, the director must thing the viewers are fools!
This movie is a scene-by-scene rehash of the previous versions. Just regurgitated again. This, tempered with some lacklustre acting, unnecessarily larger than life sets, the usual critical juncture of lighting of a lamp at the end to quell the evil spirits. Excuse me?!!! Pathetic!
This movie is a scene-by-scene rehash of the previous versions. Just regurgitated again. This, tempered with some lacklustre acting, unnecessarily larger than life sets, the usual critical juncture of lighting of a lamp at the end to quell the evil spirits. Excuse me?!!! Pathetic!