Saturday, 15 December 2012
Movie Review : Yeto Vellipoyindi Manasu
Movie Review : Yeto Vellipoyindi Manasu
Movie Review : Yeto Vellipoyindi Manasu
Banner : Teja Cinema, Photon Kathaas
Cast : Nani, Samantha, Krishnudu, Anupama Kumar, Ravi Raghavendra, Vivek Pathak and Others
Music : Ilaiyaraaja
Cinematographer : Manoj Paramahamsa
Producer: Gautham Menon, Reshma Galata, Venkat Somasundaram, C Kalyan, C V Rao
Director: Gautham Menon
Released Date: December 14, 2012
Banner : Teja Cinema, Photon Kathaas
Cast : Nani, Samantha, Krishnudu, Anupama Kumar, Ravi Raghavendra, Vivek Pathak and Others
Music : Ilaiyaraaja
Cinematographer : Manoj Paramahamsa
Producer: Gautham Menon, Reshma Galata, Venkat Somasundaram, C Kalyan, C V Rao
Director: Gautham Menon
Released Date: December 14, 2012
Story: A romantic tale, the story begins with Varun Krishna (nani) and Nithya
(samantha) who know each other from childhood. Varun comes from a middle class
family while Nithya is from a rich family. But their bonding grows over the
years and once they reach their teens it turns into love. Both relish that
phase of romance and everything is fine. But as years pass by, responsibilities
of life become Varun’s priority and the financial status between him and Nithya
also gets into his mind. This leads to a breakup between both. What happens
after that forms the rest of the story.
Presentation: The director has come up with a heart touching storyline and while the
presentation was rich enough, the narrative was alright in parts. The
dialogues were not that strong, the script was average but the screenplay was
good. The background score was a major drawback and songs were not all that
good. Cinematography was excellent. Editing was required during the first
half. Costumes were apt and natural while the art department was appealing.
Nani has carried out his role with good conviction and he delivers. Samantha
steals the limelight with her presence and cute expressions. Krishnudu got the
brownie points for his humor. Anupama Kumar was apt, Ravi was good. Others
didn’t have anything to do.
Conclusion: The film has come in as a bilingual with the Tamil version being essayed
by Jiiva in the place of Nani. The film takes off on a rather slow note and it
takes some time to get into the mood. The interval scene was quite lengthy and
had few technical hiccups. But the second half gets into some movement and
builds the required emotion. As always, the climax was the best part in the
entire film. Overall, this is a film which will appeal to those who are in love
and who have loved. At the box office, it could be an average to below average
grosser.
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