Nenjam Marappathillai

With its unusual storyline, this is another film worthy of being called a cult classic. This film has some brilliant sequence and the cinematography by Aloysius Vincent is legendary. The climax is quite literally edge-of-the-seat and the brilliant background score compensates for the absence of dialogues in the climax.

A fantastic theme that shows in the flavor of love and a brilliant or somehow can say it as a fantasy product from the black and white era. We can find a lot of derivations on the subject. It constructed in the theme of love but indirectly it talks about the caste discrimination that was on peek in our society. It also considers the difference between the upper class and lower class people. People who are subjected to be a slave for the landlord and their inability to stand in front of them feel us strange but our history books show that clear picture. It also talks about the afterlife, which is something a fantasy believing but rather the film handles it so cleverly to point the actual concept. A nice film to watch. Nenjam Marappathillai