Uliyin Osai

Vineeth, Keerthi Chawla, Sarath Babu, Akshaya, Kanja Karuppu, Manorama, Kovai Sarala

The director has mixed the film well with comedy and six beautiful melodies from Ilayaraja. The comedy between Manorama and Kovai Sarala is a delight, while Vineeth as the sculptor has come out with his best ever performance, Keerthi Chawla looks beautiful, while Akshay is just ok. Read More

The story begins in 1005 B.C. Chola King Rajarajan (Sarat Babu) is a fervent admirer and patron of all art forms. His son Prince Rajendra too has a similar zeal. The senior king plans to build a temple, adorning the walls and ceiling of the structure with beautiful sculptures. Read More

Vineeth, a skilled classical dancer, is the right choice for the role of sculptor. He gives one of his best performances. Akshaya is just adequate. With stunning looks and graceful footwork, Keerthi Chawla comes out with flying colours. Sarath Babu appears as King Rajaraja in royal splendor. Read More

Ilaiyaraja's music is definitely one of the high points of the movie though there are times when one is reminded of his earlier compositions - the experience on the whole is gratifying. 'Kaalathai vendra oruvan' in Bhavatharini's voice is an absolute delight. Read More

Keerthi Chawla has nothing better to do than smile mysteriously and dance passably. Poor Akshaya has to drop her clothes half the time, speak double entendres, smile and simper coquettishly. Read More