ARULVAAN Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Arulnidhi, Aarav, Ramya Pandian, Baby Krithika, Kaali Venkat, VTV Ganesh, John Vijay and Others.
Crew-:
Director & Writer: Ganesh VinayakanProducers: Subha Saravanan, Saravanan (S.G.)Music Composer: G.V. Prakash KumarCinematographer: M. SukumarLyricist & Dialogue Writer: YugabharathiEditor: Lawrence KishoreArt Director: Lalgudi N. IlayarajaChoreographer: Leelavathi KumarExecutive Producer: Midhun Raj P. ,P R O : Nikkil Murugan and Others.
Story -:
Produced by SG Saravanan under 90 Pictures Productions, the film is written and directed by Ganesh Vinayak, starring Arulnidhi, Aarav, Ramya Pandian, Sila Krithika, John Vijay, Kali Venkat and VTV Ganesh.
A residence of the Kadar tribe living in the hills.
Kurinji (girl Krithika) is the daughter of the Kandan-Amaravalli couple (Aarav-Ramya Pandiyan). A forest officer (John Vijay) who has been giving all kinds of trouble to the people living there since time immemorial.
He fences the hilly areas to foreigners, allows them to grow narcotic mushrooms, evicts the people living there from their dwellings and makes them landless. He is
The forest official says that he cheated the village chief and Amaravalli’s father Moopan and bought the land and bought all the land.
The shocked elder said to his granddaughter Kurinji, “When you become a big man, they will marry you and cripple you; read somehow”, then he cut off his thumb, which he had foolishly touched, and threw it away to die.
‘If we see the Collector (Arulnidhi) we can also study; We can bring a school to our town and make others study too,” concludes Kurinji.
But her parents and the village try to get her married against her will, the girl, who knows nothing but the forest, goes down to the school to see the collector without telling anyone.
She is not afraid of big animals in the forest, she trembles at the sight of cruel human animals in the country. What happened to her who only spoke the language of the hill people? Have you met the collector? did you read Did the school come to her town? Arulwan is.
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Movie Review-:
A location that gives peace and solitude to the eyes and the mind! The film begins by giving the forest poetry as clouds floating below the feet, towering trees, gushing waterfalls, different colored skies, unpolluted light rays. Cinematographer Sukumar enchants the viewer with his amazing cinematography.
Director Ganesh Vinayak has made the film to make the life of the people of Kadar better. He takes the film in all the difficult places to shoot and gives a great viewing experience.
GV Prakash Kumar’s background music makes the language of nature sit majestically enthroned within the mind. The songs are sweet. Lalgudi Ilayaraja’s art direction conveys the environment of forest life. Lilavati’s hillbilly dances are noteworthy.
Yugabharathi’s lyrics and songs and Lawrence Kishore’s cinematography are both exquisite.
Arulnidhi has played the role of a collector very well. The fit is exceptional. Arulnidhi can continue to give films without leaving a big gap.
Aarav gets appreciation for Velan’s frenzy. Ramya Pandian comes into the ring very naturally.
Little Kritika carries the film like Hercules carrying the globe with her amazingly emotional deep performance.
The place where the dream of education is planted in the mind, the place where she yearns for the school and tells her longing to the teacher, the anxiety of whether or not she will be allowed to study in the context of Boopbeithi’s wedding arrangement, the place where she is in awe of the collector’s house and house, the place where she breaks down knowing the truth, Kritika goes to the top by giving an amazing performance.. Award winning performance. Congratulations; Compliments
John Vijay as the brutal forest officer, Kali Venkat as a journalist who works for the hill people and VTV Ganesh as the collector PA have also acted well.
The bottom line of the film is how a girl who could not even speak Tamil to people came here and fought for education. But the director has shot many scenes of her speaking in Tamil in close-up. So that important thing becomes weak. Injustice The Tamil verses could have been played above by keeping the language of the hill dwellers speaking.
A verse says that the people living there speak a mixed language of Malayalam and Tamil. In fact, should we say that Tamil and Malayalam are a mixed language? (Besides, naming the official as Pandian seems like a hoax.)
Generally, the language of the hilly people of our state has only Tamil, suppressed Tamil words, and Malayalam words that have not mixed with Tamil, so those Malayalam words are also Tamil. Similarly, Sanskrit words are not big in those languages. But many of the film’s songs are vernacular words.
Those who have done well as veal worship and fanatical worship may have paid attention to this as well.
In some parts of the film, the propaganda could have been removed and the sentiment heightened.
However, because the film talks about the high issue of education, especially women’s education, and especially the education of mountain women, all those shortcomings do not seem so big.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theaters Only.
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