Romeo Juliet

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Romeo Juliet (U) TAMIL ---------- my Rating: ★★★½ LOVE STORY WITH A STRONG MESSAGE

STRENGTHS:- * Screenplay and dialogues were distinctive. * Casting were perfect for the romantic genre. * Dandanakka song was peppy and catchy... * Imman's romantic background score...

WEAKNESSES:- * Pre-Climax: a scene with Hansika fiancé was unsatisfied.. * Few songs were unnecessary, slows down the screenplay.

FINAL VERDICT:- * Overall... it is a clean romantic family entertainer, the movie plot seems to be old but delivered in a different style. Please watch this movie and fall in love....

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Director: Lakshman Writer: Lakshman Stars: Jeyam Ravi, Hansika Motwani, Vamsi Krishna | See full cast and crew »

Just an avg flick. The combination scenes between jayam ravi and vtv ganeshan was just avg and the actor jayam ravi as usual he done the job well.

Creepy cliche cringe film. Dont have any story or acting or songs or anything valuable. I never found both actors any good. There are so many movies made of same kind and wonder how director and producer didnt think of it before jumping in. Same movies are made by Vijay, Vikram, Dhanush, Surya, or every Tamil telugu hindi kannada malayalam film actors in one or their other version or even remakes . Only thing missing was some over the top action where there is another villain who kidnaps her and the hero runs fights and kills the villain and both accept each other. Wow what a story. May be even add social media like brahmin dalit caste this that nonsense and few artistic shots and people will say such greatest movie ever made . Stupidity is full on in Indian movies and this is one kind .

Ah, Romeo Juliet, the Tamil film that attempts to bring Shakespearean romance into a modern setting... or at least pretends to. The movie unfolds like a rom-com on steroids, complete with clichés, melodrama, and logic-defying twists.

The plot revolves around Karthik (Jayam Ravi), a fitness trainer, and Aishwarya (Hansika), a materialistic air hostess. Their relationship begins with lies, manipulations, and misunderstandings-because why not? Hansika plays a character who epitomizes the "gold digger" stereotype, while Ravi's character oscillates between charming lover and clueless doormat.

The film tries to sell itself as a tale of modern love, but it often feels like it's delivering a lecture on materialism vs. True love-except the lecturer is hilariously out of depth.

If you love over-the-top drama, this might be tolerable, but if you're looking for depth, you'll be left asking, "Why is this called Romeo Juliet when it's more like Tom and Jerry with love triangles?" The movie's message seems to be that true love conquers all, even when wrapped in stereotypes and shallow character arcs.

Avoid at all cost. Time is precious. Don't waste for junk like this.