Yaaradi Nee Mohini

Dhanush, Nayantara, Kartika, Karunas, Manivannan, Manobala, Raghuvaran, Viswanathan

The film also belongs to Dhanush and Nayanthara, who strike a good on-screen chemistry, which makes the love story tick. Dhanush's ability to bring a character vibrantly to life, with all the nuances of anger, frustration, humour and tenderness is reason enough to see this film. Read More

Karthik has some screen-time this time, and he has made good use of it, despite his paunch. The scenes just before the climax are sure to win him some laurels. Raghuvaran plays the role he's best at -- the understanding father who's like a prickly bush on the outside. Read More

For Nayantara, this role does not have any glam airs. She is just a bright girl with good looks, who enthralls a boy who worships her beauty and longs for her company in life. Nayan has handled the role with understanding and clarity; her candour and naturalness strike a chord. Read More

If you do not mind the usage of crude language, especially between a father and a son, and the dialogues in general that seem a little bent towards a B and C center audience, you are in for a total treat in the Dhanush brand style. Read More

In his brief appearance Raghuvaran as the father of Dhanush leaves the hearts heavy. That Raghuvaran was an actor of consummate skill is evident from just one dialogue he delivers to express his glee when Dhanush wants to take him out for a cup of coffee. Read More