Comments on few recent movies watched!
Sathuranga vettai
- Definitely one of the bold unusual movies in the current chronicle of Tamil films. It’s a story telling of contemporary reports on financial frauds occurred in the state.
The film is crisp, sharp and swift in narration with real time characterization and top technical parameters of a quality cinema.
The story evokes stirring questions on the viewers – the human calamity due to complete neglect of the down trodden by the rotten system – the social impact of widening gulf between the haves and have-nots – the consequence of modern canons of ‘jungle’ in vogue such as, ‘survival of the fittest i.e. apparent triumph of raw "talents" over values’ ‘compartmentalized approach to [human] development i.e. measuring human advancement only from material angle‘ - ending up in making demons out of humans!
The eventual triumph of values and interestingly the overpowering effect of a real ‘yin’ on a deviant ‘yang’ – reminding the concept line of the Hollywood blockbuster, ‘Pretty woman’ are convincingly told!
The eventual triumph of values and interestingly the overpowering effect of a real ‘yin’ on a deviant ‘yang’ – reminding the concept line of the Hollywood blockbuster, ‘Pretty woman’ are convincingly told!
Megha
‘Megha’ and ‘Mukil’ are beautiful names both meaning the clouds! ‘Mukil’ – is a Tamil word while the former is undoubtedly a Sanskrit one.
Caricature
of songs, particularly, ‘Puthampudu kaalai….’ - the decades old
ever-fresh composition of Ilayaraja from ‘Alaigal Oyvadillai’ with ever
green lyrics – actually it was not featured in it’s original film for
reasons not known….! - was really awesome , attractive and like a
fantasy of the sort.
The husky seductive voice of Anitha is perhaps a tinge more than the legend Janaki in pouring a romantic setting to this song!
On the sideline, a dimple on the cheeks or chin is said to be a clear astro-mark of the Venus power!
No
doubt such guys are found in the performing arts – but the tinsel World
- as a delusionary realm, is said to be influenced by an astro
combination of Raghu and Venus!
Coming back to the stuff, alas the director is running for a cover after his bold openings!
The
story tumbles down and has to be halted somehow and somewhere abruptly.
A miserable handling of story line has spoiled a remarkable attempt at
the beginning.
A
fine blend of mellifluous music with striking picturisation is the only
scoring point in this film which attempts to mix up a murder-mystery,
thrill, romance and a medical question – all in one - resultantly
spoiling the broth.
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