Rhythm

Amazing movie and a music, Meena and Arjun's acting is mind blowing. It gives me a chill whenever i watch this movie.

We like so many films. But we like to watch only a few films any number of times. For me, Rhythm is one such film.

This is definitely Director Vasanth's best film.

The performance of all the actors were good. This film is the best film of Arjun Sarja as well as Meena. The small boy has done his role superbly. Nagesh's role and Lakshmi's role impressed me.

Visual Effects could have been better, but that doesn't really matter.

The music by A. R. Rahman was awesome. Camera by P. S. Vinod was very good.

The film has all the contents to satisfy the audience.

A must watch for all.

One of the best storylines in the south Indian films. Very sensible and heartfelt movie. It instills a hope in life every time I see this film. Beautiful screenplay which makes it a special film amongst stereotypical Indian films. And music of this album is one of the best work of A R Rahman. Each song of this album is beautifully composed based on earthly elements. A must watch Saturday night Romantic Movie.

I watched this movie 20 times. What a music, meena & arjun's matured acting. Every time watching this movie end is heart peace.

As a foreigner, "Rhythm" was the first Tamil film that I saw that I truly enjoyed. I worked in south India for ten years, but I could never really enjoy the films, which seemed to be made primarily for mass appeal in the Tamil market, and didn't really have a lot of appeal internationally. "Rhythm" was a refreshing break. It still had traces of those clichés: there are still song duets that feel out of place in a serious story, there is some pointless action scene in the second half, but overall, it was a very satisfying film. At its heart, it is a very simple love story between widow and widower, but it's told in a very subtle, adult way that is somewhat rare to find. Both the characters are very likable and their dialogues and interactions are all played in a realistic and quiet manner. Their relationship grows gradually and comes to a slow conclusion - there is no big climactic emotional romance scene. But that quiet approach makes it very believable and sweet, especially because it doesn't drown itself in sentimentality. This is the kind of love story that might just be happening somewhere in the world today, instead of just in a movie.

I just wish that it didn't have any of typical Indian film things like song-and-dance numbers. Don't get me wrong, the songs are nice, but they are something that feels weird to moviegoers outside of India. If "Rhythm" was a 100% straight movie it's something I would recommend to anyone without a second thought, even if they aren't familiar with Tamil movies.