Is a movie from a
debutant director M Saravanan and produced by A R Murugadoss and Fox Star
Studios India.
The movie conveys a strong
yet simple message “Speed kills” and deals with the value of life.
As for the story, it is
kept simple: two separate romantic
tales, one set in Chennai, the other in Tiruchy, intersect at one point, and then
some heart touching scenes which people working abroad can relate to,
especially from the Middle East.
Clever story writing, simple
dialogues, powerful and engaging acting and sound effects make this movie a
must watch.
The two main stories
First being between Ananya and Sharvanand, set against the back drop of Chennai
is very refreshing with some subtle emotions.
The next story is just
a contrast to the first one. Jai and Anjali (Angadi theru fame) is set against
the back drop of Trichy. This story is very well shaped. The love-track easily
becomes the more interesting of the two, as the "lovers" progress
through a most intriguing form of courtship.
While Ananya,
Sharvanand and Jai have all done well, it's Anjali who clearly walks away with
the honors. She plays the role of a Nurse who is aggressive and she practically
leads her lover (Jai) by the nose, but the extent of her feelings emerges only
at the end, and carries you away.
Another noteworthy
performance from Anjali…
Music of the film is engaging
and blends well with the movie. The special effects sounds and back ground
score form a key part in this movie.
This movie too has its minus
sides -- too much focus on the bus as
the movie starts breaks the suspense and felt a bit dragging, a few dialogues
seem quite out of place and context the scenes but the overall product is what matters
and the director has achieved this.
Engeyum Eppodhum is a
genuinely heart-warming story, not just about romance, but about the fabric of
life itself.
Trailer of Engeyum Eppodhum
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