3 TAMIL MOVIE 2012 HOW TO
Why this kolaveri?ĭhanush is one of those rare actors in Indian cinema who is at home playing a school student and also a businessman battling his inner demons (as he does in "3") or a young salesman searching for his bike (in "Polladhavan") or a uneducated rustic who only knows how to breed and fight roosters (in "Aadukalam", which fetched him his first national award for acting). What is irking is the way Janani’s kid sister, who we are told is born with a hearing impairment, suddenly starts speaking, and the “message ending” after a slightly tedious second half.
Besides the opening scenes, a couple of others are worth a mention – Dhanush’s interaction with his father (played by Prabhu) and the way Rohini examines her daughter (Shruti) the first time she meets her after her marriage. Though uneven in her treatment of a sensitive subject (which can be easily attributed to lack of experience), she comes out with a fairly engaging movie, though it does portray shades of characters seen in recent Tamil movies. She establishes her credentials in the first scene itself, when she shows people grieving over a dead body (a rarity in Tamil cinema), and displays a commendable grasp over the medium. “Kannazhaga” (Shruti and Dhanush) and “Po nee po” (Mohit Chauhan and Anirudh) are sure to find repeat listeners among the discernable audiences.Īishwarya R Dhanush shows sparks of brilliance in her directorial debut, and marks herself as a name to look out for in Tamil cinema. Veterans Prabhu, Bhanupriya and Rohini are also sadly underused, though they shine in the limited scope offered to them.Ĭomposer Anirudh shows that there is more to him beyond “Kolaveri”, which unfortunately will be the main reason to drag the audiences into the theatres. Sunder Ramu as Senthil, a friend of Ram, has sadly nothing new to offer, his role being very similar to the one he played in “Mayakkan Enna”. He is sorely missed in the second half when the screenplay takes a turn for the serious.
Sivakarthikeyan is a roar, and keeps the laughs coming in the first half. Though dialogue delivery lets her down in some scenes, her work in “3” is a good example of her growing maturity as an actor in her second performance in Tamil after “7 Aum Arivu”. Shruti Haasan does a very good job as a schoolgirl, with her shy countenance and demure looks.
An actor at the peak of his craft, he doesn’t break a sweat while portraying the two extremes of Ram, though his performance as a schoolboy in love is more entertaining and watchable than the changeover into a married man in the second half.
Movie Review: Dhanush is one of those rare actors in Indian cinema who is at home playing a school student and also a businessman battling his inner demons (as he does in “3”) or a young salesman searching for his bike (in “Polladhavan”) or a uneducated rustic who only knows how to breed and fight roosters (in “Aadukalam”, which fetched him his first national award for acting). They get married finally, but will they live happily ever after? When her family decides to move to the US, she burns her passport because she can’t bear to live without Ram. Story: School student Ram (Dhanush) falls in love with Janani (Shruti), who is also a Class XII student, and woos her through college.
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