Kollywood Top 5 Films

1.    Aegan – Director Raju Sundaram has lots of innovative potentials, but he has to get along with it on with perfectionism. Since, Diwali didn’t have any better releases than this, Aegan clings onto this position.

 

Plus	Minus
Ajith’s performance	Imperfect star-castings
First half	Second Half, dragging screenplay
Choreography and stunts	Cinematography, Musical score by Yuvan

 

 

2.    Saroja – Amidst of Diwali, the film holds same position and it’s running house packed in many theatres. Directed by Venkat Prabhu, the film doesn’t carry much of A-rated star casts except Prakash Raj and Jayaram.

 

Plus	Minus
Screenplay	Remake of Hollywood film ‘Judgment Night’
Performance by all star-casts
Music and cinematography

 

 

3.    Jayam Kondan – Directed by debutant Kannan, the film is a extraordinary family entertainer for all the audiences. Good performance by all…

Plus	Minus
Decent work by Kannan	Musical Score by Vidhyasagar
Dialogues by Pattukottai Prabakaran	Kishore portrayed as Telugu villain
Laudable performance by entire star-casts	Bhavana dubbing for her own voice

 

 

4.    Netru Indru Naalai – Ravi Krishna deserves a pat for opting for better script. Nothing big to appreciate on the role of star-casts, it’s completely a Director’s show.

Plus	Minus
Ravi Krishna’s moderate performance from previous films	Shouldn’t be dubbed from Telugu. Would have been nice if made as a direct film
Extraordinary screenplay and Direction by Lakshmikanth	Songs needn’t be there for a gripping screenplay
Cinematography, background score and Editing	Stereo-typical villains of Telugu type

 

 

 

5.    Seval – Nothing but a great disappointment from Hari. Why should he hop from commercial themes to emotional quotients is a billion dollar question?

Plus	Minus
Performance by Simran and Poonam Bajwa	Bharath
Priyan’s cinematography	Other technical aspects
	Annoying story and screenplay

 

Filmy extravaganza for Diwali Season

Of course, who can keep their spirits down once they get to hear the long-listed Diwali releases? Of course, being a film buff, I have got my adrenaline shot to the extreme and already I’m there on counting down for Diwali.

Well, I am not just a film buff, but a film critic too… So, you should have understood my situation while watching a flick. Perhaps, this would be the one fine rigid reason I can say about watching each good films couple of times.

Not sure, how many flicks I can watch it on first day of Diwali? Fine! Let me present you with a glimpse over the films that are gonna hit the screens on the occasion of Diwali..

Ajith’s Aegan and Surya’s Vaaranam Aayiram needn’t be given any special notes. Everyone knows about it… But what I felt after watching the trailers of both these films were something peculiar.

Shah Rukh Khan is a kind of guy who churns out the best performance at an ease and I felt Ajith doesn’t get along the same lines. If you don’t agree with me, go on… make a comparison between Shah Rukh’s Don and Ajith’s Billa… King Khan does the bumping off of his enemies with an easy geture while Ajith seems to be stressing a lot over there in those sequences.

Main Hoon Naa is my favorite movie and I am sure you people should have really watched it at least twice. Yup! Satellite channels keep telecasting it over and over; say around 3 times a month. Pretending him to be a student, Shah Rukh gets into college and does the best entertaining parts for all. I am not much sure, how long would Ajith stride on with these aspects.

Let’s not go more on it…. Vaaranam Aayiram, Gowtham happens to say it’s his real life inspiration. Perhaps, the entire portion seems to have been grabbed from Tom Hank’s Forrest Gump. Surya seen in the same hair styles of Tom Hanks and I don’t want to move further more into comparing it again. Watch the trailers of both the flicks and you’ll know it.

I am sure; one best auteur who has the ability of winning race amongst various biggies is Director Hari. Brimmed up with lots of expectations, I am hoping for a good strike from him for ‘Seval’ starring Bharath in lead role.

And again, Diwali this year for Kollywood seems to be Shah Rukh’s day. We have one more remake of his yesteryear blockbuster ‘Yes Boss’. Over here, I am sure Madhavan is a guy who keeps imitating Shah Rukh Khan in all aspects and probably this could have been the reason for King Khan himself roping him in for playing his brother’s role in ‘My Name is Khan’ directed by Karan Johar.

The other releases of medium and low budget genres are Prakash Raj’s ‘Abhiyum Naanum’, SJ Suryah’s ‘Newtonin Moondram Veedhi’, Srikanth’s ‘Poo’ and couple of low budget films are slated to hit the screens on the same occasion…

I am not such an expert in analyzing flicks as Bill Gibron of Filmcritic.com, but being a film buff like you, I feel I have inherited something more on the parts of analyzing positive and negative traits…

According to my expectations, I feel these are the films that would hold positions in box office.

1.    1. Aegan

2.    2. Vaaranam Aayiram

3.    3. Seval

4.    4. Guru En Aalu

5.    5. Abhiyum Naanum

Perhaps, on the levels of star-values, Ajith and Surya would top the chart. When it comes to family entertainer, Seval is the best one and Guru En Aalu is for young lad and missies. Abhiyum Naanum may tread in a different path eyeing for awards….