Who gets to marry him is the climax.Shaam has proved his talent once again after Ullam Ketkume, but his looks are always serious which could have been avoided. Why he is so melancholic is not explained. Sneha is impressive with her screen presence. Aparna is seen after Pudukkottaiyilirundhu Saravanan and she is adequate. Nandana is good although she has to improve. Director Saravana Subbiah as Sneha’s husband is quite menacing.

D.Iman who has scored the music has done a nice job and the songs have come out very well. The re-recording lacks finesse but Rajarathinam’s camera makes a quiet statement especially about the middle class ambience.The second half drags a little bit and the director somehow felt the need for a duet with each heroine. The action sequence is also totally unnecessary. These are some of the sore points.

The film leaves you with a feeling of being overwhelmed by issues. The director attempts to tackle too many problems which was the mistake he did in his previous movie, Citizen. Yet, he must be congratulated for beating a different path in an industry which seems preoccupied with action and empty melodrama.

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