It tells a story about the unconditional love of Radha towards Vasu who is an Alzheimer patient .Lakshmi Ramakrishnan brilliantly use properties to narrate instances connecting past and present. For example,Radha's flower makes Vasu travel to his past. Mostly,Vasu lives in a dreamy world with his past and not even knowing what he should do and what he shouldnot. Fate turns from Vasu teaching a naive Radha to Caring Radha teaching her arrogant Husband. The.most important fact here is that Radha receives all humiliation and responds minimally to it. Slowly rain establishes dominance (through news,water level increase, power cut, creatures entering the house) and ends with a predictable note.
Kishore performs superbly as Vasu. Young Kishore's character sort of break all stereotypes in Brahmin culture and he was also fine. Lovelyn as his partner too fit the bill. Sreeranjini as the caring wife puts up a marvelous performance especially towards the end where she need to build the panic mode and makes the tense factor high.
Special mention to Art direction for beautiful house,Tapas Nayak's sound and Ghibran's awesome bgm (sweet and riveting whenever required). It's good to see Brahmin wedding rituals completely.
Negatives: Few characters and their dubbing sound don't match enough. Maybe most of the film is inside the House,it may feel a bit lagging for a few people.
Hats off to Lakshmi Ramakrishnan & team to produce a love story with a disaster build up story and your brilliant efforts without compromising any where.
