Nadodigal

Sasikumar, Vinay, Bharani, Ananya, Niveda, Abhinaya, Shanthini, Ganja Karuppu

The only downside is Samuthirakani's hangover from his days as television mega serial director. Once again, fresh faces (well almost) prove that they can act, and how! Nallamma walks away with all honours. Kollywood can celebrate the latest arrival of talent. Read More

Nadodigal is not great cinema, but enjoyable and a welcome change in these hard days. It is eminently watchable. Read More

A big positive for the film is its music. At the right places and at the right time, the songs take the narrative forward. Most of the songs are used as montages, thus taking the music and movie to a different level. Read More

Naadodigal is intense, yet it has its light moments. Those are best enjoyed when seen with a group of friends. And yes, don't forget to take home the message – love is dignified, it's not child's play. Pardon us for the cliche by the way. Read More

Samuthirakani-Sasikumar duo deserves a pat for saying loudly that all hopes are still not lost in Tamil cinema. Hats off for their attempt, which should be an eye-opener for many aspiring filmmakers. Read More