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Deepavali
movie review
Cast : Jayam Ravi, Bhavana, Vijay Kumar, Raghuvaran,
Lal
Direction: S.Ezhil
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Production : N.Lingusamy |
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After
some delay in release, Director Lingusamy produced
Deepavali has hit the theatres today. Deepavali is
especially for those who did not like the sad climax
of the Kamal starrer Moondram Pirai. |
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movie opens with a heroic stunt that is typical
of Tamil movies these days. After the initial
build up the first half of the movie is fast
and the screenplay deserves praise. Bavana has
done justice to the meaty role given to her.
She has a greater scope in the movie to exhibit
her acting skills. The movie reaches the interval
with a suspense attached to it.
Director Ezhil has got the best out of Jeyam
Ravi who has once again proved his prowess.
Ravi could well be the next heart throb of the
young girls. He has through his bubbly acting
in the first half and serious acting in the
second half captured the hearts of female audience. |
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Ezhil
has also brought the best out of Lal who is doing
the role of villain. There is a vast improvement in
his acting compared to Aalwar. The man from Malabar
is setting his footing here in Kollywood. Beware Villains;
you have a rival coming up. |
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Raghuvaran
as usual has done his best. Even if it is a
small role, the actor has shown his class and
experience. He plays a specialist doctor. Vijayakumar’s
natural acting is good. He plays the role of
a father.
Director Ezhil has not made the audience feel
the absence of a specialist comedian. He has
managed humor with the main cast itself. Ezhil
is well supported by cameraman Vijay Milton,
music director Yuvanshankar Raja and editor
Sasikumar. The locations in the song Thoduvain
Thoduvain will take the real life lovers to
their dreams. Camera work in this song is to
be appreciated and Yuvan’s background
score will be talked about in this movie. |
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This
movie too is not without the usual fight sequence.
Hero gets beaten by a gang of rowdies and is
thrown on the windscreen of the speeding lorry
but as usual in our Tamil movies, hero is quick
on his feet.
Jeyam Ravi as Billu in Deepavali has moved a
step ahead in the ladder of acting. Thanks to
director Ezhil. The entire crew has put in their
efforts to give a hit for the debut producer
"Director" Lingusamy. This could well
be Jeyam Ravi’s next successful movie.
Ezhil has also made a come back with this movie
which has a different climax to his credit |
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In
all, Deepavali has all the ingredients to become a
good entertainer. |
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