Jayam Kondan

Vinay, Bhavana, Lekha Washington, Vivek, Santhanam, Nizhalgal Ravi, Cochin Hanifa

Vidayasagar's music is so-so, there is a feeling that you have heard these tunes before. The picturisation is nowhere near the high standards set up by the director's guru. In fact the foreign locale song set against a historic monument in Uzbekistan looks like a cardboard set. Read More

Vinay, as the protagonist is very comfortable in his role. He has expressive eyes, emotes well, and makes sure his audience isn't disappointed. But it is Lekha Washington, who is clearly the surprise package: this girl can act, and how. Read More

Vinay, in his second Tamil film has done a job that is not too bad. Bhavana, in a role that doesn't offer her much just comes and goes without impressing at all. However, debutant Lekha Washington does not show any VJing hangover and delivers a neat performance. Read More

For a debutant director, it is a good beginning. A simple story is well narrated. It is a film for both families and the youth. Read More

Cameraman Balasubramaniem's colour combinations in the song sequences are appealing. 'Naan Varaindhu Vaitha Oviyam' with Yugabharathy's lyrics and Vidyasagar's music is a lovely song. Read More