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After three years in hiatus, Shaam is back in a movie that shows him in an eerie get up, eyes swollen and a skimpy body! So what has taken the team of 6 these many days? VZ Durai the director who gave us hits like Mugavaree and a diversified Nepali has put Shaam to test physically as well as mentally in this movie, and one look at the movie will tell you why.
The candles:
The theme of the movie is rather a sensitive one “Child Trafficking” is Tamil hot movie and the depths it takes a lovable father to find his son. By not putting in any unwanted introductions or cheesy scenes the director gets down right into the business of Ram(Shaam) a plain software guy who lives his life to the fullest with his family Lizzy(Poonam) and his son Goutham. All is well, until the kid goes missing in the beach and the trail of events to unearth the mystery of kidnapping goes on and on.
Kudos to Durai yet again for taking up a crisp subject and getting down real hard on its backdrop, the journey of the common man Ram to find his son is rather a catastrophic yet emotional and teary. The trail goes and on with villains just keep pouring in from all directions, physically drained yet mentally resolute, the journey of a determined father amidst the entire trafficking ruckus shows the love of a simple man.
He sets across portions of Andhra, Bhopal, Goa, Mumbai, Kolkota only to find out that each city is a haven of this thriving underground business. Shaam is no more the chocolate boy we know off, his acting has matured to an unparalleled level and in particular the scenes when he is almost on the verge of finding his boy, it really does move us. But that said, the cinematography is very average to have given quite less color to such a hard hitting emotional film.
The initial scenes when Poonam and Shaam run around the beach looking for their lost son, looks very artificial and the dubbing/camera work is averagely done without proper justice to their search. The room for grievance just keeps growing, however what else to expect out of a family that has lost a child!
The first half runs across with some fast paced screenplay, and slows down through the second half when he still is on the hunt. There is room for argument, as when it comes to cinematic experience, with such a film there could’ve been some hard hitting dialogues that gave some justice to this illegal trafficking. However comparing this with reality, there is no scope as a layman could’ve done nothing less. The in-between emotional scenes amidst all the chasing is very touchy and gives us the thump of emotion.
Shaam is like a one-man army taking the burden of the movie on his shoulders and drives it home. This should be the much required break he was waiting for! Rest of the cast is adequate and serves purpose. Durai’s movie making has gone a level higher with this movie, but is jarred by inadequate music composition, below average dubbing and soft dialogues giving it a bit of documentary look. However these are very minor mistakes when compared to the movie as a whole!
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The candles:
The theme of the movie is rather a sensitive one “Child Trafficking” is Tamil hot movie and the depths it takes a lovable father to find his son. By not putting in any unwanted introductions or cheesy scenes the director gets down right into the business of Ram(Shaam) a plain software guy who lives his life to the fullest with his family Lizzy(Poonam) and his son Goutham. All is well, until the kid goes missing in the beach and the trail of events to unearth the mystery of kidnapping goes on and on.
Kudos to Durai yet again for taking up a crisp subject and getting down real hard on its backdrop, the journey of the common man Ram to find his son is rather a catastrophic yet emotional and teary. The trail goes and on with villains just keep pouring in from all directions, physically drained yet mentally resolute, the journey of a determined father amidst the entire trafficking ruckus shows the love of a simple man.
He sets across portions of Andhra, Bhopal, Goa, Mumbai, Kolkota only to find out that each city is a haven of this thriving underground business. Shaam is no more the chocolate boy we know off, his acting has matured to an unparalleled level and in particular the scenes when he is almost on the verge of finding his boy, it really does move us. But that said, the cinematography is very average to have given quite less color to such a hard hitting emotional film.
The initial scenes when Poonam and Shaam run around the beach looking for their lost son, looks very artificial and the dubbing/camera work is averagely done without proper justice to their search. The room for grievance just keeps growing, however what else to expect out of a family that has lost a child!
The first half runs across with some fast paced screenplay, and slows down through the second half when he still is on the hunt. There is room for argument, as when it comes to cinematic experience, with such a film there could’ve been some hard hitting dialogues that gave some justice to this illegal trafficking. However comparing this with reality, there is no scope as a layman could’ve done nothing less. The in-between emotional scenes amidst all the chasing is very touchy and gives us the thump of emotion.
Shaam is like a one-man army taking the burden of the movie on his shoulders and drives it home. This should be the much required break he was waiting for! Rest of the cast is adequate and serves purpose. Durai’s movie making has gone a level higher with this movie, but is jarred by inadequate music composition, below average dubbing and soft dialogues giving it a bit of documentary look. However these are very minor mistakes when compared to the movie as a whole!
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