Putham Pudhu Kaalai: Vidiyaadha

PPKV, very shamefully, was a series we pushed aside as it appeared like cliché tales about romance and relationships.

The first installment wasn't too exciting so we automatically assumed there was nothing to look forward to in this sequel.

WRONG!!!

The narratives were so organic and believable, no goofy romance (well, except for the first story 'Mugakavasa Mutham' 😃 ).

The writers put an accent on the emotions of fear, uncertainty, aimlessness, and emptiness that invaded people during the lockdown.

Anyone watching Putham Pudhu Kaalai Vidiyaadhaa will identify with at least one narrative.

We applaud the work executed on all 5 stories, our special favorites were 'Mouname Paarvayaai' and 'Loners', they deserve a bowing ovation.

We literally became emotional looking at the frailty of life and relationships while watching these 2 segments.

Arjun Dasssss, that voice!!!!! 😍...It was so fulfilling to see him in a gentleman role, his performance really touched our hearts.

Well made. All the five stories are nicely portrayed by all actors. The one with Joju and Nadia is the best. So is one story with Lakshmi and the one with police.

These type of stories we expect after watching too much OTT. There is more talent in India than anywhere else . This one is on that attempt. Our wishes and congrats for such future endorsements for the team. The 1st series too became a household name in Indian OTT.

Keep it up the team.

RATED 7/10 Language: Tamil Source: Amazon Prime

The first episode is over sweet and looks like lost the main track... The second, third and four are superb and liked every bit of the episodes.... It as fine acting and superb dialogs and its so feel good also.... Some dialogs looks preachy but adjustable Joju and Nadia episode is the best one.

The last episode is so heavy and dead slow...fine acting couldnt save the flow of this one... As a conclusion, ok start ends with dozed one... but the middle ones are so great.

I loved all of five stories, you can watch them without too much OTT. There is more talent in India than anywhere else. To make the viewer fully invest in the characters of a 30-minute part within an anthology film is a mammoth task, and it requires a combination of sharp writing, powerful performances, and character chemistry, so we had it in here.

Enada movie mudiya pogudhae... Anthology movie la one touching quote varanum ae nu wait pannitu irundhadhuku last ah Aishu vai la irundhu vandhruchu... 'Alone is not easy'... 😌