nirantharam nee oohalo

You walk into the cinema to see "Nirantharam Oohalo Nee ', the dubbed version of the Tamil film' Muppozhudhum Karpanaigal A ', do not see a typical love story but with a lot of fight and deserved. GVs With music that compensates boring plot could have been carried out with a little extra attention.

This is another typical love story with a twist in the tail. The film is about the love story of Ram, a boy and Charu Chennai, Bangalore girl. Before you know it, the RAM is all crazy about her. By contrast, Charu Ram is only as a good friend, who is even more after his mother dies. But, he gathers all the courage and expresses his feelings for her, only to be rejected in the process. The story does not end here, because Amala ram returns as head of the U.S.. The confusion starts here and everyone is lost in the process of understanding - what is really happening and if Amala Paul has just arrived from the U.S. Ram was hallucinating after all this time?

The film is engaging until the part where the story becomes a psychological thriller, but it does not last long due to poor execution. Elred Director Kumar is lost in the process of trying to fit in the film between two genres - the edge of the chair-thriller or a mass entertainer with all ingredients. Unfortunately, the film is neither funny nor exciting, but certainly moments that pique your interest.

Director effort to relate all the confusion to some kind of disease of the mind and the body adds to the efforts of the movie sad. There was a need for greater script to explain to the public what was happening. The public were not given even a chance to understand the images - if they are illusions, dreams or real. Only then can enjoy the movie. The narrative confuses the viewer at certain points.

Adharvaa fell short and gives a performance that deserves recognition. He approaches his role with fervor however still reeling in the dialogue department. Amala paper comes as a pleasant surprise while Santhanam continues to impress with his old style of dialogue that I think we should change soon. We too early your stereotypical accent and word games, they sound pretty dated now.