 The film starts straight away in
London where Simbu meets Varalaxmi and starts falling in love
and love blossoms from both sides and the film moves bit slow
which was a little more drag in the romantic scenes which was
executed. Varalxmi screen presence missed a lot due to her over
weight and her face was not much pleasant compared to the stars
who have already paired with Simbu earlier but the other side
STR presented his way in a decent manner as he was already seen
in many romantic films he is top at his best.
The Opening number Love pannalama Venama song triggered well to
the female audience as females went on for a huge awe for their
stars performance in different steps with funny lyrics which was
attracted once for all. The number of Love Pannalama Venama has
all its technical aspects to be appreciated to give Poda Podi on
top the charts for this film.
The first half goes pretty slow and makes the audience to sit
back to their seats to watch what's happening between the love
pairs with mutual understandings, future planning’s, and
execution of broad minded issues are well portrayed which needed
a big dragging time for Vignesh Shiva the debutant director of
the movie
Simbu the character was well
sketched to him as in the first half he gained a lot to make a
lead with other characters while in the second half he started
dominating his women for the Tamil culture where Varu was
obviously a girl who love to live in foreign culture shores. The
first half seems positive kudos for Simbu performance where as
the second half leads to much disaster as the audience will
start thinking where the director takes the movie to end and how
will it end.
Varalaxmi as its her first movie did a pleasant job with dance
movements and in especially the kuthu song number she even moved
to the ultimate difficult steps to compete the opponent which
will be surely appreciated for her efforts. Vignesh Shiva need
to concentrate more in screenplay for a fast and packed romantic
paces in which he should not once again drag the script to its
slowness where it is not demanded. A good attempt by the
debutant director.
Dharan the music composer is one of the main reasons to make the
audience tap their feet for some numbers and crisp moments for
the background music scores. Overall a decent score for the
young music director. The cinematographer Duncan Telford showed
London in a different beautiful way as it was colors everywhere
for the love based script. Technical aspects are perfect from
all sides for the film which is a biggest plus. Script need to
be revised a little bit with fast screenplay. |
