Starring : Vijay sethupathy, gyathri, Raj Kumar, Vigneswaran, Bagavathy
Direction : Balaji Tharaneetharan
Music : Ved Shankar Siddarth Vippin
Production : V S Rajkumar
Naduvula Konjam Pakatha Kaanom was alleged to release long back. After screening the film for the media, the makers decided to take sometime after which release it later. After a few month’s delay the film has hit the theatres.
Prem Sethupathy (Vijay Sethupathy) is a teen who's about to marry Dhanalakshmi (Gayathri) in two days time. On one end he's upset that his boss isn't proud of his work and at the other end, he's depressed that he has lost his motorbike. His friends force him to head for a fun cricket match and so they visit play a game. Because of an accident that happened while playing the cricket he loses his memory. But his friends don't need to expose the similar to his family and are hell-bent that he should get married to his sweetheart on the decided muhurtham. Whether the wedding mission is being accomplished by his friends or not, make up for the remainder of the tale.
The film was taken in an actual life setting and anyone can easily relate to the incidents happening within the film. Be it the way the cricket matches between friends are played or the way in which they interact, one will identify it with their lives. The film also has a subtle humour within the film.
Vijay Sethupathy has lived as much as the role as a patient who suffers from memory loss. Though he has to occasionally utter the similar dialogue, his performance is convincing and natural. If he's careful in selecting scripts like Pizza and NKPK he can go places. Special applause for his convincing act within the second half.
Another plus for the movie is the casting and characterization of Vijay Sethupathy’s friends that may be very realistic. Bagavathy, Vigneswaran and Raj Kumar have done their roles well and it's hard to believe that they're new comers.
Premkumar’s camera deserves a different mention and the cricket match sequence is brilliant. Editing by R Govindraj is crisp and BGM by Siddarth Vipin is laudable.Kudos to Balaji Tharaneetharan for his engaging and entertaining screenplay. His brilliance is clear within the introduction song during which he introduces Vijay Sethupathy’s friends.
However, the film also has its flaws too. The film is centred only at the four friends and after sometime one starts becoming bored. The repeated dialogues by Vijay Sethupathy become an irritant after sometime. Though the film’s marriage scene within the second half provides ample scope for laughter, it also looks like a mockery. While the film might attract the youth, one cannot vouch that it'll be a success a few of the family audience.
On the entire Naduvula Konjam Pakatha Kannom is a fun ride and don’t miss it.
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