June R

Recently only I saw the film because i never thought it is such a great film.ravishing story.thoughtful film....vow...what an idea that adopting a mother....touchy one.socially relevant subject.all artists are given good performance.i love to hate that son Arun.good songs.cinematography is average.Direction is just above average.script can worked more in some certain areas like needed little flash back of mother's life with son, June's life need little more elaboration till mom's entry,climax court needed little more detailing.As an ad-maker Revathy s varma is too good.I expect more good making from her.But that can be understand a first timer and her limitations and its not a typical masala movie and that too female oriented subject,but all cover up by her story. it just fabulous.great film. B G M is little loud.but music is good.editing is not up to the mark.I LOVE THIS FILM...SIMPLY TOUCHES YOUR HEART.

Everybody is crying at all times in the movie except khushboo the only character who makes sense in the movie.What could have been remarkable movie on motherly affection is a disaster with horrible script and direction.June is an orphan who adopts a Saritha as her mother when she finds her in a road side accident.What follows is a bonding between the two which is too unrealistic to swallow.I wish the director had spent some more time exploring the relationship before showing them all in tears for each other. Of course saritha has a son who seems sensible at times then is cast as selfish and in the end June fights for Saritha's custody through her lawyer friend khusboo.Though she wins the battle she ultimately loses the war.Surya does a waste appearance which makes no sense at all. I don't know why Jyotika is into this weepy mode in all her recent movies jillunu..,vettaiyadu.. and june r. You feel bad for her as she has put her heart and soul in a movie which doesn't deliver.Saritha should seriously avoid wearing clothes which don't suit her size.Not much of a performance from someone who did brilliantly in julie ganapathy.