Naan Mahan Alla

First of all ... its OK. i din get bored throughout the movie. the direction seems fine. the plot does make you wonder, under which genre to place this one into.

karthi's acting seems to be fine .. though there isnt much to do here compared to his previous ventures. the actress also has shows improvement from her previous attempts.

the plot is typically love oriented in the first half and turns heavier towards the end. the movie does capture your attention but is predictable.

the movie does have good songs too.

but i do feel they could have made the plot a bit more crude and intriguing. and the first song which is a rather good to listen to ..... but speaks out that its been shot at a set and is really begging us to believe its been done outdoors. i really do not understand what issues lead the director to go for a set rather than an outdoor shoot.

the female who plays the sister role to karthi seems too out of the picture with her styled hair and make up. but this time round they have tried to keep the hero's house at a low profile and believable.

i did enjoy this one ... but would have like it much more had they worked on the script a bit more. i liked the last fight sequence but it could have been done much better at night and that would have been more realistic.

Banner: Studio Green Films, Cloud Nine Productions
Production: K.E. Gnyanavel Raja, Dayanidhi Azhagiri
Direction: Susindran
Actors: Karthi, Kajal Aggarwal, Jaya Prakash and others.
Dialogues: Bhaskar Sakthi
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Camera: Mathi
Editing: Kasi Viswanathan
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar, Yuga Bharathy, Francis
Stunt: Anal Arasu
Art: Rajeevan
Choreography: Sabeena Khan, Baba Bhaskar

Rating: 3 on a 5