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| SINDHANAI
SEI MOVIE REVIEW |
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| Review
by : Behindwoods review board |
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Starring:
Yuvan, Bala, Seshanth, Nithish
Kumar, Sabi, Madhu Sharma, Dharsha
Direction:
Yuvan
Music:
Thaman.
Production:
RMA Film Factory |
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Written
and directed by debutante Yuvan,
who also plays the lead role
in the movie, Sindhanai Sei
tells the story of a man out
to seek vengeance and the devious
ways he uses to achieve his
mean ends. Five friends, bench
mates in school; they have a
lot in common. Poor in studies,
toppers in creating trouble,
they are the antithesis of good
students. They grow up and go
their separate ways in life.
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Yuvan meets Madhu Sharma and the two of
them fall in love. Marriage happens but
matrimony is not a bed of roses. Madhu Sharma
expects a life of happiness and luxury which
Yuvan is not able to provide. Disillusioned
and dissatisfied, she walks out of the marriage
leaving Yuvan seething in anger.
The five friends get together again and
plot ways to prove that they are worth much
more than what others regard them to be.
True to their nature, the plan that they
hatch is of a criminal nature. Does the
plan work? Yuvan also holds a secret agenda
in his mind which he does not disclose even
to his 4 associates. In the end, he cleverly
achieves what he set out for but destiny
proves smarter than him and in a twist of
fate, all that he had done comes back to
him. How does all this happen? Sindhanai
Sei will provide the answers.
Yuvan debuts with a role that has negative
shades. As an actor he has failed to provide
the required punch to the role which also
shows Yuvan the director in poor light for
inappropriate casting. Others in the cast
pass muster, Madhu Sharma has not got much
to do.
With a lot of crime, deviousness and double
crossing involved, Sindhanai Sei could have
turned out to be an interesting watch for
those who favor the genre. But, it turns
out to be a bit tame in the end. The first
half passes without much events or twists.
It is the second half that the director
has tried to pack with excitement. But,
anyone who has seen Johnny Gaddar (Hindi)
will feel frustrated at being offered a
near ditto graph here.
Thaman
proves that he can be quite a good composer.
Though none of the songs here really impress
the audience, his potential is there to
be seen. Provided with a good platform,
he can turn out to be another young promising
composer for Kollywood.
In the final analysis, Sindhanai Sei has
turned out to be a movie which Yuvan tried
to carry on his own shoulders. But, perhaps
he burdened himself a bit too much. A little
more ‘Sindhanai’ into the proceedings
in the second half could have made it a
better product.
Verdict:
More thought could have been applied!
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