The film contains positive elements (women entering this industry, determination to attain a goal despite a disability, Great acting by Nayanthara, Achyuth Kumar, Karthik Kumar, and so on). But all that wonderful pales in comparison to the direction they've taken this film.
- The title was used simply for the purpose of it, with no connection to the message to which people can truly relate. They should have used "al-Lat" instead of "Annapoorni."
- For the sake of the hero character, there is actually love jihad.
- They simply sought to mend things in the climax by addressing Farhaan as father. I'm sure everyone expected her to call him based on how things transpired, but contacting father is just to set things right at the end and add an emotional touch. Scam.
- It is wrong to damage someone's feelings in order to praise another culture.
- Don't we have a vegetable chief in India? I'm not sure why they promoted non-vegetarian eating as a necessary.
- A sloka from the Ramayana was utilized incorrectly, without context or meaning. Bringing Ramayana is incorrect, as Son blindly followed his father.
- Bringing spirituality is incorrect, but that is ultimately what they bring.
- Doing Namaz enhances the flavor of food, but father's years of prasada at temples never inspire the lady!!
Overall, There are numerous issues with this film, and they might have done a better job without including anti-Hindu content. I missed a chance.
Sad for the Tamil and Indian cinema industries. This should be prohibited for a proven plot.