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Movie Review: Sumanth Shailendra, the debut hero with matured acting, has given life to the story from the beginning to the end. Director BN Vijayakumar’s narration is fresh as he has treated the story in a different way.

A good show by the director who has selected a romantic story to introduce hero Sumanth Shailendra. An excellent script has added freshness to the narration without a dull moment. Vijayakumar obviously had youngistan in mind. But it is the debutant Sumanth Shailendra who steals the show with his brilliant performance. A promising hero of the future, his dialogue delivery, body language and expression prove that he has worked hard for the role.

The story revolves around Rahul (Sumanth), a football player, who falls in love with Swathi (Vibha Natarajan). Like in any other story, their parents are opposed to their romance. Circumstances force Swathi to escape from her house and take shelter in Rahul’s. We also have Rahul’s sister walking away with her lover at her wedding, embarrassing the family. How does Rahul face the situation?

While Vibha Natarajan is brilliant, Avinash gives life to the role. Padmaja Rao, Achuth Kumar, Pavithra Lokesh and Shankar have done justice to their characters. Music by Sadhu Kokila and cinematography by N Raghav are good. Dialogues by Raghucharan are catchy.