Neerparavai

Such a good movie that did not do commercially well. It highlights the life of a fisherman and the loss of life due to the brutalities of the Srilankan Army...

The characters are well played out... Also brings in the hardships of Fishermen...

The cinematography captures the arid yet beautiful coastline of the Tamilnadu...

Music is also a great plus to the movie... Although the composer is not famous one, he does justice to the storyline...

Great movie that deserves awards...

From the title itself, Neerparavai feels like poetry in motion. If this gem had released today, it would've gone viral for all the right reasons. It's not just a film; it's a soul-touching journey of love, loss, and rebirth. A cinematic treasure that deserves to be celebrated.

The story is simple yet powerful. What makes it unforgettable is the beautifully layered screenplay-engaging, emotional, and soaked in authenticity. Watching a man rise from the depths of alcoholism to becoming a devoted fisherman, all for love-just pure, raw emotion.

Seenu Ramasamy proves once again why he's one of Kollywood's most underrated storytellers. His writing hits deep, and the emotional climax leaves you with goosebumps. That final dialogue? Heart-shattering.

Vishnu Vishal and Sunainaa breathe life into Arul and Esther. Their chemistry, supported by a brilliant cast-especially the father and mother-feels real and rooted. The rustic seaside visuals elevate every moment.

But the heart of the film? N. R. Raghunanthan's music. "Para Para" is pure magic-goosebumps guaranteed.

Verdict:A sad yet fulfilling ending. One of Tamil cinema's hidden treasures. Neerparavai isn't just a film, it's an emotion.

Must watch - now streaming on Sun NXT.

Arul lives in the heart of esther. Arul and esther lives in the heart of me.

This is one the movies that has a strong message even though it is directed at folks who will never do any good to the people who elect them.

The way the story has been told and the way the screenplay is done., Seenu Ramasamy can be proud that he has given one of the good movies in Tamil industry. These are the kind of movies that are to be encouraged and are to be watched.

As someone else had written, it leaves you with a lump at the end. The last time I had such a feeling was in year 1996 after watching Kalapani by Priyadarshan.

Go watch..

This movie is a beautiful emotional journey that touches the heart in so many ways. It masterfully blends happiness, sorrow, hope, and heartbreak, making it an unforgettable experience. The characters are well-developed, and their struggles feel so real that you can't help but connect with them on a deep level. The storyline keeps you engaged from start to finish, and just when you think you've figured it out, the climax hits hard with a wave of emotions. It's so powerful and heart-wrenching that it brought tears to my eyes. The ending stays with you long after the movie is over. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who loves meaningful, emotional cinema.

I've watched this twice and that was many years ago. Still cherish the movie a lot. This was the time when Vishnu gave back to back contend and performance oriented films improvising his skills with every new one. Seenu Ramasamy not just wrote the tale of an Arulappasamy and Esther, but he took us in to the Fishermen Village. The people and their lives were etched straight into celluloid.

A strong screenplay, Good performance by the leads and an undeniable soundtrack by N. R. Raghunanthan(His best album till date).