NALLA PADAM Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Dr. A. Harish, Dhanalakshmi ,Motta Rajendran ,Kalki Raja, Rama , Rajendran, Priyadarshini, Krithika and Others.
Crew-:
Movie: Nalla Padam Written & Directed by: Praburam C Production: Harish Cinemas – A. Alagu Pandian Presents DOP: Iniyan J Harris Music Director: Sagishna Xavier Lyricist: Pottuvil Asmin Choreographer: Sasikumar Audiography: Sugavethan VP Editor- B.R.prakash Background Score Composed, Produced & Arranged by: Sagishna Xavier Background Score Pre-Mixed Stems: Kibi Audio On: Lahari Music and Others.
Story -:
Can an alcoholic live a day without alcohol? What will they do if there is no alcohol available in the whole country?
‘Nalla Phimar’ is a film that tries to convey this interesting online with comedy and social commentary.
A few liquor lovers are running a society under the leadership of Harish. They don’t have time or time to drink. Whenever you see them, they are enjoying life with alcohol, friends and celebration.
A sudden announcement comes as a shock to these people who are so addicted to alcohol that they cannot imagine life without alcohol.
Prohibition of alcohol is enforced throughout India.
What do Harish and his friends do next when they run out of alcohol? Were these alcoholics able to get out of the habit? How does abstinence change their lives? That is the story of the film.
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Movie Review -:
Alcoholism does not only affect a person’s body. Director Prabhu Ram C has tried to mix comedy with how it affects every aspect of his life like family, economy, work and relationships.
For that, Harish has formed a group of wine lovers.
But in the first half, the scenes move around the same thing like drinking, partying and gala, so it gets a bit boring at some point.
The announcement of prohibition of alcohol comes just when you think, ‘What is the director trying to say with this story?’
After that one announcement, the trajectory of the film changes.
Till then the film was a comedy based on drinking, after which it starts talking about the life of alcoholics.
This is the major plus of the film.
In the second half, they not only look for an alternative when alcohol is not available, but also talk about how to get out of the habit.
Especially the part where Harish quits drinking and starts a new business attracts attention.
In this place, the film gives hope to those who think that they cannot live without alcohol and to those who think that they cannot change their life after being addicted to a habit.
They have also recorded simple things like rehabilitating alcohol addicts and bringing them back to normal life without alienating them.
Harish carries most of the film on his shoulders.
As the leader of the Madhu Priyayar Sangam, he has acted cheerfully in the scenes where he is drinking with his friends. The same Harish, who is forced to change his life, also shows a change in his performance in the second half.
Dhanalakshmi’s character, who doesn’t completely disdain Harish even after learning about his drinking habits, helps in the romantic and sentimental parts.
Dhanalakshmi is also a reason for Harish’s life to change.
But here comes a small doubt.
If everyone has a Dhanalakshmi-type girlfriend who can tolerate no matter how much they drink and is there to change their lives, it’s not a problem… But where do you find such a girlfriend?
Mottai Rajendran guarantees laughter in the film.
His character as a councilor is laughable at many points.
Especially the scene where he says that he is going to brew the fake liquor and at the end he puts garlic juice in it is a good comedy.
Mottai Rajendran has scored in his usual dialogue delivery, facial expressions and body language.
Sakishna Xavier’s music and songs are okay. The background music has contributed to the comedy and sentimental parts of the story.
Inian J Harish’s cinematography colorfully captures the Gudi and Galata scenes of the first half. When the character of the story changes in the second half, he has recorded the scenes in a suitable manner.
The picture was taken by A. Produced by Sargho Pandian.
The motif taken by director Prabhu Ram C is a good thing.
But the first half has a lot of drinking scenes so it takes a while to get a clear idea of what the film is trying to convey.
The screenplay would have been more lively if those scenes had been cut down and the Prohibition announcement had been brought into the story sooner.
But after the announcement of prohibition the film takes its true course.
It is possible to recover from the effects of alcoholism, not just showing it and ending it; The good thing about the film is that you can start life again.
Especially in the climax, the director’s message clearly reaches the audience.
In the first half, ‘Nalla Picham’, which travels through drinking, drinking and comedy, shows another facet of the same drinking in the second half.
It is commendable that alcoholism has not only been used as a subject for comedy but has tried to talk about its effects and ways to recover from it.
The film would have been sharper if the length of the first half and some repetitive drinking scenes had been reduced.
But the second half and the climax make up for those flaws to some extent.
Director Prabhu Ram C has finished the film in a way that makes you think ‘What kind of film is this?’
A ‘good film’ – a film that makes drinkers laugh and think a little at the end!
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theatres Only.
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