Aadhalal kadhal seiveer review 2013
Story
Karthi (Santhosh Ramesh) and Shwetha (Manisha Yadav) are immature Engineering pupils. They move in the very same gang in the university and quickly Karthi falls for Shwetha who at first does not reply as she treats him much more like a pal. Nevertheless Karthi emotionally traps the vulnerable Shwetha by threatening to commit suicide. And before long Shwetha is eating out of Karthi's hand and they spend some intimate moments in a sea aspect resort ensuing in her getting pregnant. All hell breaks unfastened when their respective households arrive to know the real truth. The immature enthusiasts have to encounter the effects. Prepared by Chandran
Tamil cinema has usually turned a blind eye to social troubles such as honour killing, incest and even very same-sex marriage for a really simple cause that this kind of subjects may well not simply click at the box-office.
Breaking absent from the aforementioned outlook, director Suseenthiran crafts an smart and daring tale about hormone-pushed teenage romance. He tends to make us appear at a domestic issue via the younger eyes of his protagonists who stand testimonial to present day-working day generation.
Suseenthiran handles the film bravely with out compromising on the message it sets out to provide to its audiences. Any tale working with a social problem is possibly really preachy or overtly melodramatic, but what we get below is an intelligent output sans clichés. Kudos to the director for creating and narrating an impactful story.
'Aadhalal Kadhal Seiveer' (AKS) is a campus love tale of two children and how their immature enjoy will get convoluted by various other factors, which effect not only them but also others. In only 1 hour and forty six minutes, which is the film's greatest plus, AKS is an sincere hard work backed by normal performances.
The intermittent laughs in the initial 50 percent are a delight, even though the slowed-down narration publish-interval could not be entertaining but certainly piques the viewers emotionally. There are scenes, specially in the second 50 percent, that persuade you to slip into the shoes of the direct characters.
In essence, it helps make you empathize with the characters until the finish.
The movie does not current a chauvinistic look at of the issue, but highlights how carelessly kids get selections in daily life with out even an iota of guilt or responsibility. It also offers a viewpoint of the elders.
Tamil cinema has usually turned a blind eye to social troubles such as honour killing, incest and even very same-sex marriage for a really simple cause that this kind of subjects may well not simply click at the box-office.
Breaking absent from the aforementioned outlook, director Suseenthiran crafts an smart and daring tale about hormone-pushed teenage romance. He tends to make us appear at a domestic issue via the younger eyes of his protagonists who stand testimonial to present day-working day generation.
Suseenthiran handles the film bravely with out compromising on the message it sets out to provide to its audiences. Any tale working with a social problem is possibly really preachy or overtly melodramatic, but what we get below is an intelligent output sans clichés. Kudos to the director for creating and narrating an impactful story.
'Aadhalal Kadhal Seiveer' (AKS) is a campus love tale of two children and how their immature enjoy will get convoluted by various other factors, which effect not only them but also others. In only 1 hour and forty six minutes, which is the film's greatest plus, AKS is an sincere hard work backed by normal performances.
The intermittent laughs in the initial 50 percent are a delight, even though the slowed-down narration publish-interval could not be entertaining but certainly piques the viewers emotionally. There are scenes, specially in the second 50 percent, that persuade you to slip into the shoes of the direct characters.
In essence, it helps make you empathize with the characters until the finish.
The movie does not current a chauvinistic look at of the issue, but highlights how carelessly kids get selections in daily life with out even an iota of guilt or responsibility. It also offers a viewpoint of the elders.
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