HAIKU Tamil Movie Review

HAIKU Tamil Movie Review

Cast -:

Aegan, Sri Devi Apalla, Femina George, Shree Tej , Mime Gopi , Indu mathi Manikandan, Adhirchi Arun, Subra manian Sethu, A. Adhi yaman ,Yuvaraj Chinnasamy and Others.

Crew-:

Production: Vision Cinema House, Produced by: Dr. D. Arulanandhu, Mathewo Arulanandhu, Written and Directed by: Yuvaraj Chinnasamy, Additional Screenplay: Hariharan Ram, Music: Siddhu Kumar, DOP: Priyesh Gurusamy, Editor: Sakthi Pranesh P, Art Director: Prem Karunthamalai, Executive Producer: Aegan Arulanandhu, Choreographer: Anusha Vishwanathan, Costume Designer: Dinesh Manoharan Production Controller: Selvendran, Publicity Design: Kachaa Mango (Viyaki), Co-Directors: Swineeth S. Sukumar, Anand M. J, First Associate Director: Anandan Gowri, Associate Directors: Magus, Sivam, Magimai Chandrasekar, Saranraj, Vignesh Shivakumar Stills: R. S. Raja Title Design: Veera, PRO: Suresh Chandra, Naasar, D’one, Marketing & Promotion: KV Mothi, DEC, Dubbing Director : RP Bala( RP Studios), Visual Effects : ONE STUDIOS, Visual Effects Supervisor: Mohmad Akram M, Label: Saregama India, Limited, A RPSG, Group Company and Others.

Story -:

Mano (Egan) enrolls as the only male student in a women’s college, where he falls in love with a fellow student named Kodi (Sridevi). At some point, this relationship fades away. As time passes, Mano begins working at a company, where he develops a romance with a woman named Nivetha (Femina George). Circumstances arise that threaten this relationship as well. The climax reveals what decision Mano makes while trapped in the complexities of love.

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Movie Review -:

Lead actor Eagan manages to evoke the feeling that “he is one of our own” in this film. He demonstrates the qualities of a grounded, realistic actor throughout. Both female leads, Sridevi and Femina, have grasped the essence of their respective characters and delivered excellent performances.

The entire supporting cast—including the actor playing Eagan’s friend—has done full justice to their roles.

The soul of this film is its music director, Sithukumar, who has provided a fantastic background score.

The songs all carry a distinct romantic vibe. The cinematographer has done a brilliant job, crafting frames that overflow with romance.

The director’s commitment to delivering a complete love story is evident in the screenplay, which works effectively in many sequences.

The transition of the narrative from a college romance to a subsequent relationship is handled remarkably well. While more attention could have been paid to some of the smaller emotional beats, the climax feels truly heartfelt and resonates deeply.