Maalai Poluthin Mayakathilaey

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BehindWoods.com 1.5/5

Though the idea may be unique and exciting, it's the weak script and slow pace of the movie that hampers the progress of the film. Also the documentary feel throughout the film becomes irksome. The characterization lacks depth and the film is overloaded with philosophical lines and preachy dialogues, creating a negative impact on the overall. Read More

IndiaGlitz

With just a handful of characters, the director has managed to make a two-hour long film that has its own highs and lows. Had the narration been pacier, 'MPM' would have ended up as a breezy entertainer. Read More

TimesOfIndia.com 2.5/5

Technically, it is quite a competent effort with Achu's music being the standout. You only feel sorry for the composer whose songs, which have become chartbusters, have been wasted in the film. Cinematographer Gopi Amarnath has tried hard to make the film a classy visual experience. Read More

ChennaiOnline.com

Aari and Subha do justice to their roles. Sudha looks cute. Tejaswini and Balaji are impressive. Sivaji and Subbu Panju are competent.Achu's music is good and his background score is excellent.Gopi Amarnath's cinematography is one of the high points of the movie. The visually pleasing movie fails to impress, as it lacks pace. Read More

NowRunning.com 2/5

Like this year's Good night Good morning, this is experimental film-making. But it's easily forgettable. While the actors might be at it like naturals, they carry a stigma of being neophytes. And the film as a whole doesn't equal the sum of its parts. It just didn't work for me. Read More

Sify.com Bore

Maalai Pozhudhin Mayakathile suffers also on account of its uninspired leads, who appear bored out of their wits going through their scenes. They fail to strike up any romantic chemistry whatsoever, and perform so monotonously, you can't be blamed for disconnecting from their supposed love or angst. Read More