Arasangam

Vijaykanth, Sheryll Printo, Navneet Kaur, P G Menon, Rahul Dev, Riyaz Khan, Ravi Chandran, Deepan Chakravarthi

One of the first surprise elements is that Vijaykanth doesn't appear until at least twenty minutes of the movie has passed, which is a very good thing. And when he does appear, there's less of pyrotechnics and fireworks exploding. Read More

Navneet Kaur and Sheryll Printo as the glamorous heroines have done their jobs well. P.G. Menon's dual role comes as a shocking surprise in the story. A. Venkatesh's camera has travelled with the story. Read More

The film has everything packaged as masala entertainment, and for a change Vijaykanth is engaging and enjoyable. There are just two songs in the film, by Srikanth Deva to show Navneet's and Seril's glamour. Biju Menon as bad guy is promising, while Rahul Dev looks anemic. Read More

Srikanth Deva's 'Cindrella' and 'Koo Kuruvi' numbers are catchy but the background score is simply eardrum cracking. Tarun Kumar and Dinesh's dance movements are also worth noticing. Venkatesh's camera endows the movie with a stylish look, especially in the scenes when the movie travels to Canada. Read More