Enai Noki Paayum Thota

The problem is with the lack of proper pattern throughout. We know Gautham Menon has that potential to engage the audience to an outer perspective context but now he just slipped off and brought a dimension-less output. Went for the songs actually but here it did not goes off the mark. Poor visualization of songs and incorrect usage of non-linear pattern are the basic faults that i can feel throughout the movie. Gautham's significant portrayal is the addition of romance in his movie but here he never went up to that expectations. That's why I am done this rating to the movie.

Very lengthy and hero continuously narrating the story.

GVM! What have you done! (NO SPOILERS) ENPT is by far the worst GVM film. I have a few questions: (i) Was the voiceover completely necessary? There's a scene midway where Raghu (Dhanush) meets Lekha (Megha Akash) four years after their little rendezvous. Raghu in his monotonous voiceover says "Hi, how are you, Lekha? It's been a while." Why couldn't he have just opened his mouth and asked this? Why is the voiceover unnecessarily providing plot dumps. (ii) Sasikumar? Really? GVM movie characters are known to spit out English phrases and sentences. You wanted to find an actor to play an important but tiny role in the second-half and you went with Sasikumar? Really? (iii) What was Megha Akash told? Was she told that this was a movie or an ad film shoot? She is more wooden than the Redwood Forest. (iv) How did Sunaina agree to this? I get that she hasn't had any good roles recently but was she aware of what the role entailed? (v) What were you thinking, GVM? You've spent an incredible amount of money to make this piece of crap.

First half was good but the second half was not up to mark dhanush performed well the twist in the movie was somewhat predictable the story telling way the actors narration Evey time for every scene was little bit annoying sometimes

Recently watched this movie on Amazon Prime. Danush's acting was on point, in fact this is right up there with Polladhavan. It is a delight to watch Danush grow so much, which is precisely why the voice over was a tad too much. If the characters were left to interact with each other a little bit more the gaps which BR indicates in his review ( brother relationship and even romance in 2nd half) it would have been fixed and turned this into a great movie. GVM has relied way too much on voice overs, there were few dialogs which was refreshing on the voice over. Next time, if the story narration style is voice over , then I would urge GVM to strike a balance. I feel like GVM missed a golden opportunity. Danush has given his all, with all the production issues I thought Danush would half-as it, but NO! a tremendous performance.