Peranmai

Jayam Ravi, Dhansika, Maha, Liyasri, Saranya, Vasundhara, Ponvannan, Roland Kickinger, Vadivelu, Oorvasi

A movie like this thrives on characters that knock against each other, and new emotions emerge but S P Jhananathan has thrust so many platitudes, morals and politics into it that it ends up being inadvertently hilarious. Read More

Peranmai certainly takes us to the level of complete mindless entertainment, especially during the second half, and is one of the best action thrillers in recent times. Read More

The quality and the interest element in these scenes remind us of Western films. The director deserves appreciation in involving the girls in fight scenes instead of singing songs around trees. Jeyam Ravi has really worked hard. Read More

Though the film may not have mass appeal to work in B & C it will definitely attract the city audiences for its smashingly original climax. It is a brave film that is trying to change the placid world of Tamil cinema. Read More

It is also not explained how Ravi handles the latest missiles. Can Ponvannan not hear the noise when he comes in search of Ravi in the forest? Perhaps Jananathan must have thought that the audience will oversee all these errors when it comes to their motherland. Read More