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the vivacious language (of love) |
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Mozhi
movie review
Cast : Prithviraj, Jyothika, Prakash Raj, Swarnamalya,
Brahmanadam, M. S. Bhaskar
Direction: Radha Mohan
Music: Vidyasagar
Production : Prakash Raj |
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The
Path breaker
A couple of songs with a completely drenched heroine
with lewd and suggestive movements to satiate the
front benchers, an emaciated hero ripping apart an
entire clan of well nourished thugs in the most unrealistic
manner, comedy tracks with double entendres –
well, these are some of the constants in film industry
which are followed stringently and religiously to
record success at the box office and to hear the cash
box jingling. Occasionally few movies break this mould
and emerge triumphant. Mozhi directed by Radha Mohan
and produced for duet films by Prakash Raj is certainly
one of those path breakers. |
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| Prakash
Raj, the film maker
In the glamour world, Prakash Raj stands out
tall and high among the diverse film makers
whose primary or the only objective is to increase
their financial assets. His obstinacy and tenacity
in bringing out quality films and talents to
the fore is highly commendable. In this quality
of his, he stands next only to the legendary
Mahendran who classifies films into two categories.
They are hit films and classy films. The first
kind will fade away swiftly while the second
type transcends the barrier of time and sustains
its flavor for eternity. Mozhi is qualified
completely to become the second category of
films. |
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Mozhi
and Characters
Mozhi is a poignant tale of four people who
are in love with love and life. Prithviraj and
Prakash Raj are friends who work for the film
world as musicians. Prithvi and Jyothika stay
in the same apartment complex. Jyothika is a
deaf and dumb girl for whom Prithviraj falls
for. Their relationship starts out on a friendly
note. But when Prithivi expresses his love,
he receives a strong slap as answer. For Prithviraj
this film is sure to be etched in his memory
for a long time. As usual Jyothika sparkles.
She as Archana expresses laughter, anger, sorrow
and a host of myriad emotions just with sign
language with consummate ease. Jo, we sure are
going to miss you…Director marks his stamp
in the introductory scene of Jyothika when she
counters a drunkard who abuses his wife. |
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As
usual Prakash Raj is at his best self especially when
he expresses his love to Swarnamalya. |
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| Director
and his supporting pillars
Radha Mohan’s zest for a lively narration
has been supported by Kathir in art department
and K V Guhan in cinematography. Vairamuthu’s
pristine verses come alive with Vidya Sagar’s
melodious music. Viji, the dialogue writer shines
with witty and enjoyable conversation right
through. Laughter and joy are the underlying
threads upon which the entire movie is woven.
Radha Mohan does it once again. His uncompromising
attitude in delivering a neat and family entertainer
is remarkable.
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Hats
off to Prakash Raj for his constant strive to keep
the film industry afloat with dignity and passion.
Mozhi for true movie lovers… |
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