Paranthu Po / Fly Away

Grace Antony and Anjali bring depth and dignity to their roles, grounding the film's emotional world with realism. Both actresses shine in moments of understated intensity. Aju Varghese is a true surprise - usually seen in comedic roles, here he delivers humor with heart. His performance adds warmth and lightness, offering relief without disrupting the tone. The humor never feels inserted; it arises naturally from human interactions, making the narrative feel even more alive.

The real strength of Paranthu Po lies in its direction and writing. Ram's storytelling is patient and uncompromising. He doesn't explain every emotion or spoon-feed the audience. Instead, he trusts viewers to feel the subtext - the hesitation in a glance, the weight of silence at a dinner table, the guilt that lingers even when words fail. The screenplay is free of unnecessary distractions, staying laser-focused on its emotional core.

It's a great watch simple yet uplifting and thought provoking. Every actor delivers, but the child artist Mithul Ryan absolutely steals the show. Shiva and Grace Antony bring warmth and charm in spades. The little ones are shining in their roles. A refreshing, feel good musical drama that tugs at your heartstrings and leaves you smiling.

Watched Tamil movie Parandhu Po

Very nice family watch. I went in with zero expectations. All the cast members were new to me except Shiva, whom I've seen before in a comedy film.

The movie follows a simple storyline with no major twists or dramatic turns. It beautifully portrays the life of a working couple and their eight-year-old son, capturing small, everyday moments that are relatable to most families. The small, small wonders in daily life are captured in such a real, humorous, and ponderful way that it leaves a lasting impact.

The emotional world of the child, the challenges of modern parenting, and the balancing act between work and family are all shown with honesty and warmth. The bond between husband and wife feels genuine, and their love for the child is both touching and believable. The performances by the mother, father, and especially the young boy are absolutely commendable.

The movie makes us stop and think, for sure.

A simple story, sincerely told. A gentle reminder of the beauty hidden in our routine lives.

Highly recommend for a thoughtful, feel-good family watch.

Paranthu Po is a pure musical journey filled with humor, emotions, and deep understanding. It's a heartfelt film that resonates deeply with the audience.

Actor Shiva showcases his humor at its peak. Every scene featuring him had the audience laughing and thoroughly entertained.

Grace Antony delivers an outstanding performance. Her transformation in the last 30 minutes is truly powerful and unforgettable.

"Why are all fathers liars?" - the film provides a touching and emotional answer to this question. It's a must-watch gem, so don't miss it in theatres!

Please watch it in theatre only then only you can travel with the journey.

Ram, the talented craftsman of heartfelt storytelling, takes a refreshing detour from his usual emotionally layered narratives here. Known for his exploration of parent-child dynamics in his previous films, this time he approaches the theme with a much lighter, humorous and endearing tone.

At its core, Paranthu Po is a breezy road trip featuring a delightful duo-a child and his man-child father. The journey they embark upon is filled with whimsical incidents and heartfelt moments, all captured with visual charm and a narrative simplicity that feels both genuine and fresh. There's no room for negativity or antagonistic characters here. The film flows with warmth, positivity, and a sincere attempt to make you smile without being preachy or overly sentimental.

Mithul, the child actor, is the highlight of the movie. He gives a natural and charming performance without being annoying. Shiva and Grace Antony also do a great job with their roles. Anjali and Aju Varghese perform well in their parts too.

One of the standout aspects of Paranthu Po is its musical storytelling approach. While it may take a few minutes to adjust to this rhythm. Once you're in sync, it becomes an enjoyable and immersive experience.

This film is a delightful ride for both parents and children. It truly flies high.