Movie Review
Rettaisuzhi, staring ace directors K. Balachandar and Bharathirajaa has finally released. The movie is shot by director Thamira, a debutant director. The highlight of the movie is its interesting cast. K. Balachandar, plays Ramasamy and Bharathirajaa plays Singaravelan. The two are childhood friends who have grown up and still retain the childishness in them. Apart from these two people, Anjali (of Angadi Theru fame), Karunas and Manobala chip in with roles in the movie.
Director K. Balachandar, admits that it was hard to keep the creative person in him silent and follow the orders of another director. Interestingly, Thamira, the director, has worked with KB for almost 8 years now. KB admits that this and the director’s confidence in his script convinced him to act for another director for the first time. About the movie; it is produced by “S Pictures” (Director Shankar), music by Karthik Raja and cinematography by Chezhiyan. Director Shankar, whose eighth film as producer is Rettaisuzhi, flexed his muscle and roped in Aishwarya Rai to attend the audio release function. Even the veteran director’s couldn’t stop raving about Aishwarya at the function! It almost looked like a felicitation function for Aishwarya Rai and not a music launch. The story of the movie goes like this. Ramasamy (KB) and Singaravelan (Bharathirajaa) are childhood friends who remain close all their lives.
Revealing more would spoil the charm of watching the movie, so go ahead and take the time out to watch this pleasant movie, with well-etched characters. The chemistry between KB and Bharathirajaa is the best part of this movie and it doesn’t disappoint one bit. One can’t help but admire the scenes where the two veterans live their characters on screen. Overall, this is not a bad movie to watch. The director scores with his neat casting and subtle emotions, depicted dramatically.
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The movie paints the troubles of men who are not able to match the fast pace of today’s world, in subtle way. So, the movie focuses on how these men interact with kids and hence turns out to be a movie for the children. That’s right; Rettaisuzhi will most likely please the kids section of the audience in the B and C centers. Nothing much for the audiences of the A centers in this movie. In the midst of all this happens a love story that is admirably cute.
