Reshma Vennela

This is a good movie. I read the wiki page before watching the movie and it said , it's a box office bomb. I still wanted to watch it for no particular reason. It's sad that this is not a hit, I can name so many movies that are made on similar lines which are not half as good as Ulajh. I liked Jhanvi Kapoor's acting. The role was good, she looked the part and played it very well. No unnecessary drama, no scene that was waste. Each character and every scene was important to the movie. Positives are definitely Jhanvi Kapoor, The story, screenplay and editing.

I was expecting this movie to be a slap on all the non-deserving stars of nepotism and I so wanted it to be good but it wasn't. Acting is not at all up to the mark. The leading actors effort is seen but they should work even harder to emote well. I have liked Vidyuth earlier in action movies and he should possibly stick to the genre. we don't want all the actors to be versatile, we want them to give us good movie watching experience. if I want to watch action movies, i'll first search for his movies and the quest for being versatile is killing the talent. The story is very predictable, we have been watching a character like Annu kapoor in most of the movies where hero is in trouble on a foreign land, his acting is good but the role is expected and already seen. The strong Arabi accent of Shiv and Ahana got unbearable after sometime. 2 stars for the effort of all the cast and crew and no extra for anything else.

A story beautifully written and portrayed. They wanted to show that women can make a successful comeback after a sabbatical with will power and family support and they did it so beautifully. No deviations in the track unlike other sports based movies where politics in selection committee is forced into the script. This movie is neat , clean and pleasant. Exceptional performance by Kangana , Jassi, Richa, Nina Gupta and of course the kid.

Beautiful movie and landmark performances. Nobody can ever play K Ramchandran part as beautifully as Sethupati did. The love, as a feeling, in any form is always pure unless there is any intervention of other unwanted and unnecessary feeling's. Such a beautiful way of story telling , screenplay and direction.

This is a beautiful movie. The 'Turtles' part is my favorite. I love the concept of 'desire for a meaningful companionship' which does not come with an age tag. This movie showed the genuine need of companionship very beautifully. 'Kakka kadi' part showed us what unconditional love means without draining us emotionally, this was shown naturally with some comedy scenes. The innocent 'Pink bag' is good in its own way, it is a about the admiration hidden under the class differences, it also subtly told us that we often forget that what we left as not worthy could be a praised possession for some. 'Hey Ammu' is something that most of us will relate to, it is like a kind of existential crisis we feel at some point in the married life, when things become mechanical, waiting for some magic to tell us that we are special. This can happen to husband or wife but it again depends on us whether we want to bring that magic or wait forever.

Wonderful movie. A very feel good one. Once you learn how to live the life in a happy and unconditional way, you will be happy ever after. every scene in this movie is so meticulously written and directed that you won't feel like forwarding it even for 10sec (which I do in 90% of the movies) . The screenplay is at its best. The acting is top notch. irrespective of our age and circumstances that we live in, we will relate to Karuppu Durai. We are going to love kutty for being what he is. A wonderful movie in ages. This will definitely be a part of top 10 Indian movies that I watched in my life.