A Must-Watch: A New Director's - Cinematic Audience Love
As an Individual, who spent my time enjoying Pogumidam Vegu Thooramillai, I can honestly say it brought out the best of happiness. Now, shifting gears as a reviewer, let's dive into it.
The main cast, led by Nalinamoorthy (Karunas) and Kumar (Vimal), along with the supporting actors, truly lived up to their roles, making the most of their screen time.
Let's start with Karunas. His performance in this film will make you forget his previous roles and even his current image as a real-life politician. Honestly, it's like watching a completely new actor! In fact, this role should be considered his true debut, not Nandha. From the toll gate scene to that shocking moment where he meets his end by opening the car door-it's sheer brilliance. What a transformation!
Next up is Vimal. While his Chennai slang felt a little forced at times, his expressions and screen presence carried the film. He leads the story, giving life to the character of Kumar, though there's still room for a bit more fine-tuning in portraying this role. Nonetheless, he's on his way to solidifying himself as a noteworthy actor.
Finally, we must give a round of applause to Director Micheal K. Raja. Bringing a unique script to life, where a corpse becomes the center of an engaging story between families and the main characters, is no easy feat. Yet, he did it effortlessly, holding the audience's attention for over two and a half hours. The creativity and execution were nothing short of a wow moment!
Final Thoughts: While reviews, including mine, can provide insights, I always urge audiences to watch a movie for themselves. Everyone has their own taste in entertainment, and what one person loves, another might not. For me, Pogumidam Vegu Thooramillai was definitely worth my time. If you're seeking pure entertainment, go ahead and give it a watch!
The main cast, led by Nalinamoorthy (Karunas) and Kumar (Vimal), along with the supporting actors, truly lived up to their roles, making the most of their screen time.
Let's start with Karunas. His performance in this film will make you forget his previous roles and even his current image as a real-life politician. Honestly, it's like watching a completely new actor! In fact, this role should be considered his true debut, not Nandha. From the toll gate scene to that shocking moment where he meets his end by opening the car door-it's sheer brilliance. What a transformation!
Next up is Vimal. While his Chennai slang felt a little forced at times, his expressions and screen presence carried the film. He leads the story, giving life to the character of Kumar, though there's still room for a bit more fine-tuning in portraying this role. Nonetheless, he's on his way to solidifying himself as a noteworthy actor.
Finally, we must give a round of applause to Director Micheal K. Raja. Bringing a unique script to life, where a corpse becomes the center of an engaging story between families and the main characters, is no easy feat. Yet, he did it effortlessly, holding the audience's attention for over two and a half hours. The creativity and execution were nothing short of a wow moment!
Final Thoughts: While reviews, including mine, can provide insights, I always urge audiences to watch a movie for themselves. Everyone has their own taste in entertainment, and what one person loves, another might not. For me, Pogumidam Vegu Thooramillai was definitely worth my time. If you're seeking pure entertainment, go ahead and give it a watch!
- Rajesh Senguttuvan.
- comyco-68226
- 21 oct 2024