The story begins in the 14th century and ends in the 21st century; People who have been sleeping in a ‘coma’ for centuries are still waking up and asking ‘What happened to Tamil Chelvi’? That’s how the story ends. ‘What did I do wrong’ is the question that ‘Ayali’ asks men on behalf of every woman. Is it wrong to be born a girl? Why so many punishments from birth?
Reva’s music, bouncy and vibrant, fits the coming-of-age story perfectly; Music itself strolls through the town as a character; Mind blowing. Vaanam – Sachin, Muthukumar – giving political knowledge in the right ‘padam’ in the language of the people is commendable; The camera and the story have made the surface of the land so beautiful and beautiful.
After the movie ‘Vediparpadu’, we got to see the amazing actress hiding in Anumol. Actress Bhanupriya, Saritha, Rohini, Revathi, Radhika’s unique voice and accent are very likeable. Similarly, Anumol’s sultry mature Tamil voice is quite enjoyable. Not only hers, Madan’s voice as her husband is also beautiful.
The entire family acted together like a real family beyond drama and acting. Some of the scenes are poetic. Mainly the song sequences had a narrative focus. Bara. Th. They have done a lot of back work like reading Paramasivan’s book and watching Geetha Ilangovan’s documentary ‘Mathavidai’. A lot of menackedal. Congratulations to the film crew.
If you look at it as a shortcoming, the story revolves around the problems beyond that of ‘a girl who has come of age and hides the fact that she has come of age to study’. ‘Villain has no rules’ will come in the story of Batman. Villains don’t always have rules. But the heroine of this story declares at the very beginning that she too has no rules. It is what makes us sit up straight. But after that there are no challenging scenes.