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A Aa E Ee– Movie Review |
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Starring:
Navdeep, Monica, Saranya Mohan, Arvind Akash, Manorama,
Prabu Ganesan, Livingstone and others.
Direction: D.Sabapathy
Music:
Vijay Antony
Production: AVM |
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Imagine those drag sitcoms they used to telecast on national
television, especially the ones that are made in less-than-a-shoe-string’s
budget and happen mostly in a single room with the help of
set props to depict different locations? We didn’t find
‘A Aa E Ee’ any different from those sitcoms and
the movie was nightmarishly reminiscent of those excruciatingly
boring, no-other-choice days. |
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Aa… is a sloppy C grader with an excuse of a plot
that makes you feel watching your dog sleep an immensely
pleasurable task. We had no clue what the director thought
would be necessary for a family entertainer (we will
come back to the usage of the word entertainer a little
later) – that families don’t approve of
girls marrying a man after losing their virginity or
falling in love after seeing someone unclothed or the
whole idea of making a movie after painstakingly researching
the bad Tamil movies of the late 80s.
While this is the status of the movie’s plot,
there is no respite from other quarters – dialogues,
technicalities, cinematography. The dialogues oscillate
somewhere between the Kindergarten and Upper Primary
levels, the camera angles are non-existent and the locations
passé.
Now if that’s not torment enough, Kanja Karuppu,
in the name of comedy and entertainment leaves you choking
with his mind numbing turn-off one liners. And gosh,
we shudder to think that he’s paid for it, in
the testing times of economic recession no less.
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It is quite possible that Prabhu reminisced about his Chinna
Thambi days while doing this movie. Sadly, his role in the
movie is reduced to no less than a caricature
Verdict – ulaga tholaikaatchigalil mudal murayaaga
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