IDHAYAM MURALI Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Atharvaa | Preity , Kayadu | Natty , Thaman S , Niharika , Rakshan , Dravid , Angeline , Anju Kurian , Sudhakar , Yashashree , Jonita and Others.
Crew-:
Director – Aakash Baskaran Music – Thaman S DOP – Manoj Paramahamsa, CH Sai Editor – Pradeep E Ragav Production Designer – M.R.Karthik Rajkumar Dialogues – Ramanagirivasan Additional Dialogues – Aakash Baskaran, Dravid Selvam Lyrics – Vivek Choreographer – Anusha Viswanathan Co-Director – LK Senthilkumar Costume Designer – Pallavi Singh & Meenakshi N Stills – Jaikumar Vairavan VFX Supervisor – Praveen D Sound Design – Suen G, Alagiakoothan Post Production Supervisor – Guna Publicity Designer – Kabilan PRO – Suresh Chandra, Sathish (AIM) Creative Producer – Dev Ramnath Executive Producer – Krishna Chandar Elango Line Producer – Vickys RA Production Controller – K. Sridhar Raj, Sadagopan Marketing Headed – Manoj Maddy Chief Makeup – Edward Kennedy Costumer – Moorthy Direction Team: Praveen CS Krish Karthik Najath Hameed Jm Sethu Ramalingam S Madhavan G Prashanth Nirmalkumar Periyasamy DOP Team (Manoj P) : Ram SP J Manoj Kumar Dinesh Babu Valayapathi C.Praveen B Rathna Sabapathy Mahendran (BVA) S Nanadan (BVA) K G Venkatesh (2nd Unit) DOP Team (CH Sai) : Praveen K Pothan Ram Kumar Dwarakesh Aboorvan Sathyapranesh Melvin Art Team: S Annadurai R Senthilkumar Piranmalai Saravanan Guruprasath Mathiyalagan Edit Team: Muralee Jeganathan P Venkateswaran Audio Label : Think Music and others .
Story-:
Atharvaa’s wedding preparations are in full swing at the beginning of the film. Atharvaa’s maternal uncle Natty Natraj is busy with the wedding preparations. The wedding is scheduled to take place tomorrow, and the groom is abroad with his friends.
Immediately, Atharvaa leaves abroad with his friends and arrives in Chennai. On the way, Atharvaa sees Bhagat Basil on the plane and starts telling him about his love.
Atharvaa, who saw Preethi Mukundan in his school days, starts falling in love with her. Atharvaa also goes to the places where Preethi goes, such as the tuition center and the place where she plays tennis. He somehow tries to tell her about his love. One day, Preethi invites Atharvaa to her house for her birthday celebration.
When Atharvaa goes there and is about to tell her about his love, it turns out that Preethi is not one person, but twins. Due to this, Atharvaa is confused about who he has loved until now. Due to this, he is unable to confess his love to Preethi.
After years pass, Atharvaa now comes to Chennai. He falls in love with Kayadu Lohar, who is studying in a medical college there. He starts talking to him. But he is hesitant to confess his love. When Kayadu returns to his hometown after completing college, Atharvaa goes to the railway station to confess his love to him. However, he is unable to confess his love. Atharvaa, who is struggling to confess his love to the women he loves, is the rest of the story of the film.
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Movie Review-:
Debut director Akash Bhaskaran chose a compelling premise, and the elements and surprises woven around it were beautifully conceived. However, the screenplay lacked engagement. While the film had a strong opening, the subsequent dip in the screenplay’s momentum persisted right up to the climax, becoming the film’s biggest drawback. It was difficult to truly connect with the characters’ emotions. For instance, the audience should have felt the tension regarding whether Atharvaa would confess his love or not; unfortunately, none of the scenes managed to evoke that suspense. The editing also felt tedious in several places. The saving grace was Fahadh Faasil’s character; his role in the climax managed to salvage the film to some extent.
The characterization could have been more impactful. The film rests entirely on the performances of Atharvaa, Preethi Mukundhan, and Kayadu. It would have been far more engaging had the pain of their romantic struggles been conveyed more powerfully on screen; sadly, that did not happen.
That said, there were no flaws in the performances of Atharvaa, Preethi Mukundhan, and Kayadu Lohar. Sudhakar delivered a stellar performance. The contributions of Rakshan, Thaman, Niharika, Dravid, Angeline, and Jonita Gandhi added strength to the film, and the surprise appearances by various celebrities were also well-executed.
Another major asset to the film is the music by composer Thaman. Although he did not have a significant acting role, he made every effort to elevate the film through his music. Both the songs and the background score are of high quality. Apart from his own compositions, the classic songs included as references also garnered attention. The comic scenes offer some relief.
The cinematography was very colorful. Whether set abroad or depicting the 90s era, the visuals were pleasing to the eye. However, some technical aspects could have been better.
Performances of the cast songs and background yscore, Story,Cinematography, Depiction of the 90s era Unengaging screenplay Lulls in the narrative flow Lack of emotional connection with the characters
All in all, this ‘Idhayam Murali’ fails to find a place in our hearts…
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theaters Only.
Written By CNN Online Media Admin Ratting CNN Online Media Admin 4 / 5