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Written and shot during the lockdown , this one deserves all appreciation and love. It's likewise captivating to take note of that elderly individuals are necessary pieces of this anthology .
I believe , it is an incredible development , that freed from the standard feature films and star-driven film, these filmmakers can discuss a significant part of society that is damagingly generalized, even in the remote possibility that they get portrayed by any means.
In spite of the constraints of the time and space , it's additionally intriguing to take note of how the filmmakers have communicated using melodies.
The subject joining every one of these movies is hope . Hope comes in various shapes and sizes in these movies.
The subject joining every one of these movies is hope . Hope comes in various shapes and sizes in these movies.
Sudha kongara is one terrific talent and is a woman of vision , i believe. the picturization is so vivid yet unpretentiously inventive . It boasts of some simple , cute moments between the leads. This film is wonderful and shows that love makes you feel young .
the story of two old individuals , from different family baggage and living in a judgemental society are falling in love again , not knowing any age and limits is appeared so wonderfully with Urvasi ma'am , Jayram sir potraying the functions in such an ideal and exceptional way
and with Kalidas and @kalyanipriyan potraying the youthful rendition , in a real sense making the screen sparkle and demonstrate their inconspicuous acting ability. The alaipayuthey subtleties has my heart . GV prakash's peppy music was real good.
This is my second favorite out of the five and how precious and BEAUTIFUL was this short . From the beginning till the end , it was woven with magic and such sheer love . It was genuine and so different . Damaged relationships can be mended. It was authentic thus extraordinary.
@riturv was amazing as Kanna , the workholic , the girl with questions in her mind and a resilient lady . Her style was natural and beautiful . Bhaskar sir was perfect as thaatha .
Bhaskar sir was perfect as thaatha .He simply ends up fitting into any role given and meshes flawlessness into it . I lost check of how many times I brokedown while viewing the nostalgic short .Govind Vasantha's music is lovely in addition with Bombay Jayshri's alleviating voice
GVM figures out how to transform things into magic and PC Sreeram sir's visuals are beautiful and classy . The frames are so sensible and organic
