Aadavari Matalaku Ardhalu Verule

Director Selva Raghavan made sure that he brings his trademark 'realistic touch' to the story. He is an expert at bringing great emotions with death scenes. He inserted good comedy in the film though certain part of it is weird. He handled emotions in a convincing way. Read More

Mumaith Khan's item number is a big asset to the second half. This song is pictured very effectively. Coming to the songs, all of them are good. The songs are on the melody side rather than fast beats. Background score is also good. Camera work by Balamurugan is very good. Read More

Venkatesh as Ganesh fits the role perfectly. He does not have an ounce of crass in him and his personality shines across. He may not be the best actor around; that he definitely is not. But he is extremely charming, quite good with his comic timing and looks very convincing in this role. Read More

The film has a blend of emotion, sentiment, love and family drama. Venkatesh came out with this soft role after a long time. Read More

Regarding performances, we have to give all the credits to the lead pair Venkatesh and Trisha. Both of them performed with great zeal. Venkatesh being an easygoing person, his performance in the first half was great ease. Read More

The story is a mix of many of Venky's earlier films and also bears a close resemblance to the Hindi film Dilwale Dulhaniaya Lejayenge. The film has some memorable performances both from Trisha and Venkatesh. Venkatesh's action is the highlight in the film. Read More

The narration is a bit slow to maintain the realism. The first half was more of entertainment, though it had a few good emotional scenes. The story moves to the village in the second half, where the village life and the joint family set up keeps us going for sometime. Read More

Adavari Matalaku Arthale Verule might not be a great romantic entertainer but it surely does not disappoint. It has good father-son sentiment, great songs, superb perfromance by Venkatesh and entertainment. Read More

The first half is totally city based and post interval the story takes a U turn and shifts to the village milieu. Venkatesh is there in every frame and he is likable as Ganesh. Trisha looks good, has a meaty role and she does her best. Kota proves once again that he can shine in any kind of role. Read More

The music is good. There is almost no violence (except one stabbing incident), but tons of entertainment in the movie. And it's a clean movie without any double entendres and shockingly vulgar scenes. Read More