Ka Pae Ranasingam

When i saw the movie duration is more than 2and half hrs, hesitated to watch the film. After watching the same,i came to know the depth of the film, and the ppl who are working as labourers in abroad. Clearly showed the another perspective of lives of the labourers and the family. Must Watch film, for the ppl who desire to work labourers in arab countries and how they are being treated over there It also portrays that what will happen to a common man if he is struggling in this kind of Scenario in our country,director has made the audiences to walk in aishwarya's shoes. And shows the international politics and weak govt policies and our judiciary system of our country in this regard.

Aishwarya Rajesh shines in this movie, the first 15 minutes and last 5 minutes of the movie is so haunting that i had nightmares thinking about it, the visuals were so powerful, that the last frame never left my mind, it shows people and politicians of all different colours, not every character is either black and white but have grey areas in their personality, it shows the problem is systematic that everyone of us plays a part, this movie is a slow burner and it had its flaws but overall a strong movie, the cast and the director really done a great job, this is as close to reality a commercial movie can get, it doesn't show a solution to the problem like every other social message movie, it only showed a great amount of social evil in our society

Its been a long time since I witnessed such a strong portrayal of a woman lead, performed beautifully by Aishwarya Rajesh. Its her narration, her story, her pain, her struggle, all the way! Though there are flaws in the characterisation of supporting roles, the intensity with which Ariyanachi was scripted, made me focus just on her. Eventhough Vijay Sethupathi is the Ranasingam, he became just a primer for the whole plot to weave around him, with Aishwarya Rajesh taking the lead! The screenplay offers the breathing space for us to understand, realise and sense the pain and suffering of Ariyanachi, through each and every step she takes. The intensity was handled quite well by Aishwarya Rajesh.. This will be one such character which will be remembered for a long long time.

Casting and sharp dialogue are an asset to the film. Ariyanachi's fight for justice does get tedious beyond a point and the melodrama overtakes earnestness at instances, but that's no excuse to miss it. Very disturbing yet great film! Please bear with the slow first half! The 2nd half saves for it!! A well-intentioned, impactful but long-drawn social drama.

Best emotional and sensible movie ever watched! Aishwarya rajesh performance in this film deserves National Award.