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This probably is the only movie I’ve seen with a very believable depiction of love between two people of vastly different backgrounds and lifestyles. In fact I saw this in Tamil with subtitles bcos the telugu version wasn’t available. I too really wanted to check this one out after a look at the trailer with the complete theme music. Anybody who is bored with cliched love stories should watch this. This movie is really for a thinking audience or one that enjoys drama. This movie may not appeal to those who are looking for conventional entertainment. Selvaraghavan (also known as Sri Raghava to telugu audiences) is among the best young directors of South India. Suman Setty as the friend and Chandra Mohan as the father are good in supporting roles. This being his first movie, there are no preconceived notions about him and that helps him in successfully fitting the role.

Ravi Krishna seems to be born to play the role of the main protagonist. Talachi Talachi Choosa (Ninaithu Ninaithu), Kannula Baasalu (Kanpaesum Varthaigal) and Kalalugane Kaalalu (Kanaa Kaanum) stand out among the other songs. The theme is my favorite (it is supposedly inspired partly from Ilayaraaja’s theme for a movie called Johny). Yuvan Shankar Raja’s soundtrack and background score are awesome. So I don’t believe we are allowed to give lectures about why someone or something is morally wrong. I don’t know a single person who can claim this including me. If you believe that you have never done anything wrong and if you believe that you have been honest and ethical throughout your life then you have morals. However, we have conveniently sidestepped the real issues, focusing on sex for any talk about morals. These are rarely present in society, which is reflected in most movies (by this standard any movie which shows a murder, robbery or even lying is showing wrong morals). Anyone who is talking about wrong morals is talking crap. The climax haunted me for a couple of days.Īnybody who thinks that the climax is giving wrong ideas or teaching wrong morals to youngsters should think again. I was so involved in the movie that what happens after this hit me like a rock. The feelings of the girl at that point are very believable. Caught between her responsibility towards her parents and her affection for the guy, she needs to make a choice. However, I believe that this movie without the climax would not be what it is. The climax caught many people off guard and a traditional mind set caused an instant dislike for some. The guy’s love for the girl, the girl’s changing feelings, his inability to change and much more is skillfully captured on screen. But she does and the reasons for her changing feelings are depicted very competently. Now, if such a guy happens to fall in love with a girl from a better background, there is no way that she will fall in love with him (unlike many other movies where unreasonably she falls in love at first sight or the second or after a bunch of arguments). Though we have seen similar characters, none of them have been believable in the sense that they seem to have other redeeming characteristics but this one does not. The character is that of a bewarse (useless) guy who hangs out with a group of friends fighting, teasing women, boozing and so on.

He creates the character of the main protagonist very well without making him unnecessarily noble to cover his flaws. Selvaraghavan (who wrote and directed this movie) captures the realism that is not present in most movies. However, this movie succeeds where most movies fail. And when this kind of love happens between two people with very different backgrounds, it is generally not very believable. Generally, love in movies happens fast and without much explanation. The trailer was so beautifully cut and so in tune with the theme music that I was sure this was one director to watch out for. The two minute trailer of this movie set to the theme music was what brought my attention to this movie. Tags: 2005, 7/G, AM Ratnam, bilingual, Brundavana Colony, careless youth, Cinema, DVD, Film, Ilayaraaja, India, instrumental theme, Johny, Kalalugane Kaalalu, Kanaa Kaanum, Kannula Baasalu, Kanpaesum Varthaigal, Kollywood, love between a socially diverse boy and girl, Movie, Ninaithu Ninaithu, Rainbow Colony, Ravi Krishna, realistic love story, Review, Selvaraghavan, Sonia Agarwal, Sri Raghava, superb background score, Talachi Talachi, Tamil, Telugu, Tollywood, tragedy, trailer, Yuvan Shankar Raja 7/G Brindavana Colony (7/G Rainbow Colony) AugPosted by Sai in Movies, Reviews, Tamil, Telugu.

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