Movie Review: Mynaa

Producer Udhayanidhi Stalin is well known for his spellbinding promotional campaigns. This year has been as special for him as the films he released have become blockbusters. Starting off with Gowtham Menon’s ‘Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya’, his success graph was raised with ‘Madharasapattinam’ and recent release ‘Boss Engira Baskaran’. For the first time, he has released a small budget movie with newcomers in lead roles.

Mynaa is nowhere different from other village based movies, especially the love stories. The film has some traces of various Tamil movies of that genre.

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For years, it wasn’t just for Shankar, but for his fans as well, who had been curiously looking upon his dream project ‘Enthiran’. Nearly before 10 years, Kamal Haasan and Preity Zinta were supposed to be the part of this film later following Shankar approaching Shah Rukh Khan in the Hindi make. At last, the expectations went higher and higher as the film was to be made with Superstar Rajnikanth and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.

The biggest brands – Superstar, Aishwarya Rai, A.R. Rahman, Shankar, Sun Pictures was more than enough to sell the product and finally the big day arrives in a much grander way.

So, how does the film work out? Does it live up to our expectations?

Definitely, it exceeds our expectations as this is something far beyond brilliance in the career of everyone in this film. For sure, this will be the greatest milestone for Shankar, Superstar Rajnikanth, A.R. Rahman and other technicians. The film doesn’t boast of usual Rajnikanth stuffs as there are no introduction songs with group dancers and grand music.

Movie Review: Raavanan

Finally, the most awaited flick of this year 2010 is out and we bring you the exclusive review with the clear-cut analysis. Manirathnam’s aesthetic style of filmmaking has always won heavy downpour of praises of Indian film fraternity. His efficacious ability to chop his actors into brilliant characters, the phenomenal screenplay and daring approach of breaking the barriers has made him achieve the surpassing levels of tinsel town.

Manirathnam’s ‘Raavanan’ is the best when it comes to technical aspects and on the narrative vistas, he’s simply superb. But on pars, there are some acceptable flaws that trivialize his efforts up to certain extent, but that doesn’t emerge out as a constraint.

Well for actors Vikram and Abhishek Bachchan, it’s an unforgettable milestone in this career.

Let’s glimpse into the storyline first and make a valid analysis of this film….

The film is strictly focalized on three characters: Veeraiyya (Vikram), Raghini (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) and Dev Prasad (Prithviraj).

Nothing stops Dev, a righteous honest cop and Raghini, a classical dancer to get married. Despites inwardness of conflicts, they enter nuptials. Sooner, they make their down to Vikramasingapuram, one of the speculative regions of South India since Dev is transferred to the region. Things aren’t same for Dev as he witnesses that cops and their law factors has got nothing to do here. Everything about justice, law and disputes comes under Veeraiyya aka Veera. He has his own dreams of fights vigorously for the sake of his community, but Dev has to tackle the scenario and breaks into Veera’s path. A ferocious attack over the Veera and his fellowmen results in the death of his sister (Priyamani).