Idhu Enna Maayam

Lost interest within 10 minutes into the movie. The concept itself is soo fake. They're staging someone's life for love. What if the girl finds out these are all staged and she was planned and trapped into the relationship? So much of body shaming coming in the entire movie. A girl rejects when a guy looks like a nerd with glasses but the same guy changes his looks and she falls in love...!!!

When a girl proposes hero he says he wants to fall in love, feel the love blah blah but he arranges love for everyone else to be attracted by looks and staged drama.

Total waste of time! Not even 1 brilliant scene in the entire movie.

The movie was worst. Nothing is good in the movie. Nobody acted in the movie. The comedy scenes were irritating. Songs and BGM were also irritating. Boring story and screenplay.

The comedy sketches are a laugh riot. The melodrama and romance were dragging. Overall worth a watch and a half!

Vikram Prabhu as Arun; Keerthi Suresh as Maya; Kavya Shetty as Pallavi; Navdeep as Santhosh

The story is really boring and without a bit of class after the first 30 minutes. Heroe's dumb response to the love-request from the beautiful Pallavi shocked me and kept me thinking "this guy should be beaten with a broom soaked in cow-dung". Such was his idiotic heroic response to that lovely girl. The intense expression of Heroe's anger here-and-there was also not heroic, as the script writer imagined it would be, but just irrational and foolish to a man of common sense.

Navdeep was looking handsome and did a good job.

Costumer did not do justice to Keerthi Suresh. It would've been better if she was given churidaar costumes during the college scenes also. In fact this film would've been a little more pleasant and watchable if Keerthi Suresh and Kavya Shetty shifted their roles. Kavya Shetty was looking stunningly beautiful throughout this film and any man would've fallen for her and said yes to her without any thinking, except our hero-cum-idiot. Keerthi Suresh is good looking but won't come anywhere near the gorgeous Kavya Shetty.

I'm giving the rating 4/10 only because of the presence of Kavya Shetty as Pallavi, otherwise 1/10.

Some marks for trying a different type of story in first half, though the second half takes us back to the usual boy-meets-girl-falls in love-breaks up type of routine. The premise of a branch troupe helping romantically changed to get their ways (girls) by enacting dramatic situations seemed trite, but it was passable.

The acting from the lead pair is a let down. There wasn't any sense of screen presence to lift an average fare with good performances. Songs are so-so.

Overall, nothing really sticks out in this average fare. Can give it a safe miss,