Ravi Chandrasekaran

Strangers helping strangers - an emotional drama. A good movie and will emotionally hook you up. All characters have done their part exceptionally well. Both male leads' (Sasikumar and Yashpal Sharma) characters were believable, and Sasi trying to deal with his childhood abandonment issues through the boy is endearing. Yashpal Sharma's change of heart as his family goes through the ordeal is touching. His acting reminds Sayaji Shinde in the Bharathi movie. The female lead (Preethi Asrani) was spot on, delivering a variety of emotions. She handled disappointment, paranoia, surprise, etc., in a believable fashion that flowed smoothly with the scene and situation. Preethi has potential and a promising future. Finally, the boy (Advaith) has no dialogue except for the first few scenes, but he is spectacular in delivering the shock of losing a parent. Overall best movie, similar to Anbae Sivam, Kudos to the director (Manthira Moorthy) for giving a lovely, heartfelt emotional drama. - Ravi. C