Miga Miga Avasaram

Miga Miga Avasaram Synopsis: A female cop has a tough time trying to strike a balance between answering nature's call and her duty

Miga Miga Avasaram Review: Imagine being in a situation where you badly have to answer the nature’s call, but you’re not able to move an inch because of the kind of task assigned to you at your work place. Now, imagine if you’re a woman and your assignment is in the outdoor, in the scorching heat. This is the core idea of Suresh Kamatchi’s film which has been aptly titled Miga Miga Avasaram.

Samandhi (Sri Priyanka) is a female cop who has been assigned the task to be a bandobust to a VIP coming from a different country to visit a popular festival in Srirangam temple, Trichy. After waiting for a long time patiently, she desperately feels like answering the nature’s call, but her senior officer makes sure that she goes through hell of a time without allowing her the permission for the same, thanks to his grudge on her.

The story, though bizarre, could have been etched out as a watchable drama if the screenplay was engaging enough. Unfortunately, the series of proceedings lack depth and what could have been a short film has been far-stretched to a movie. The sloppy is another reason why the idea wasn’t executed well. We also get to see a few anti-social elements trying to wreak havoc on the temple premises, but it isn't explored properly. The only takeaway is the decent performance by Sri Priyanka, who managed to convey the harrowing experience women face during such situations.