Dr Rao

A story that doesn't make any sense. The kitchen sink is leaking & that's a major issue for the heroine. She is always on her mobile, also knows how to share anti-Hindu video on the Sabarimala issue but lacks the common sense to Google for a plumber in her vicinity & find solution to the kitchen sink issue. The underlying motive is to gain sympathy & show the men as insensitive about kitchen issues. Instead of sitting huddled in a room & irritating the men who had taken the religious oath to visit Sabarimala she could have as well gone to her mother's house for a few days but it is intentional because she had to be shown as being bullied by everyone in the household. All said & done, it is a movie without any logic & the most irritating character is the dumb heroine who can't think of finding solutions to her problems. Don't waste your time watching this illogical film while there are better movies to choose from!

This movie made the audience live among the characters for that 1 hr 42 mins. Superb direction & dialogues. The girl is certainly a talented actress & gave her best to the role she played. The grandma, of course, is a seasoned actress known for her acting skills. All the characters contributed their best to make the village life as realistic as possible, including the children in the movie. The bonding among the characters has been wonderfully brought out by all the characters in the movie. Hats off to the entire cast & crew for the portrayal of village life. A memorable journey indeed to the interiors of Tamilnadu with special focus on the tradition & culture of the village people. Worth the time spent watching this beautiful movie.