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Starring:
Shakthi, Ramya Nambeesan, Aditya, Meera
Vasudevan
Direction:
Krishna Raam
Music:
Srikanth Deva
Production: Lakshmi
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Aattanayagan
is a romantic drama starring Shakthi and
Meera Vasudevan in which Krishna Raam, the
debut director wields the baton. Krishna
Raam has assisted directors KS Ravikumar
and Vikraman and so the expectation of a
clean and neat storyline is just automatic
whatever the genre is. Coming from two seasoned
director’s schools of experience,
the presence of a good story sense becomes
inevitable.
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Lakshmi Movie Makers is a leading production house that
gave numerous hits even when the industry was facing
off-season low prospects. Usually they venture into
family based entertainment though this is an action
packed romantic tale. You could expect the second half
to be more interspersed with action.
Shakthi, son of ace director P Vasu, dons the lead for
the fourth time, his earlier ventures being Thottal
Poo Malarum, Mahesh Saranya Matrum Palar and Ninaithale
Inikkum. He is paired with Ramya Nambeesan, who made
her maiden appearance in 2000 in a Malayalam movie but
entered Tamil cinema through Cheran’s ‘Raman
Thediya Seethai’. Ramya plays a village belle
and ‘Billa’ fame Aditya plays the hero’s
brother. Meera Vasudevan, who made her debut in ‘Unnai
Charanadainthen’ is Aditya’s wife as well
as Ramya’s sister. The heroine enacts a responsible
girl striving to save her family.
The movie has been shot at Chennai, Hyderabad, Tirunelveli
and Kumbakonam. It is a village based story with the
right mix of romance and action running through the
differences popping up frequently between a father and
son and of course with time. Changes take place and
then the usual inseparable emotional bonding of a dad
–son tops their relationship bar. What happens
between the duo that changes their dislike into strong
affinity forms the crux of the story. The intolerant
dad turning into the cajoling dad gives interesting
sequences of action, romance and almost all emotions
evident in a family drama.
Racy and peppy music fame Srikanth Deva has composed
a few slow numbers in addition to his favorite style
of village disco. What tops the album is his pacing
beats probably inclined to the village- based subject.
Nassar, Santhanam, Aswini, Ravi Kale, Anil Menon and
Sachu support the lead cast.
Will this ‘Aattanayagan’ be the silver lining
among this week’s releases? Let us wait and see! |
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