Yaanum Theeyavan Movie Review

Yaanum Theeyavan  Movie Review – Raju Sundaram , Ashwin Jerome , Varsha Bollamma

Calling Yaanum Theeyavan non specific would be putting it mildly. It resembles calling Sachin Tendulkar a “respectable” batsman. Lacking specificity, here’s a film that would have worked similarly also regardless of the possibility that they’d name the saint “An” and the champion ‘B’. Be that as it may, the creators call him Mike (Ashwin Jerome) and her Sowmya (Varsha Bollamma, who looks as well as even acts like Nazriya. The legend does courageous things. He’s the lead guitarist of the school shake band and even as he charms the school with his singing (and hitting the dance floor with a guitar) aptitudes, he proposes to her. Sowmya, expectedly, acts courageous woman like. At the point when she’s not caught up with denying Mike of a kiss, she’s bustling grabbing cigarettes off him.

As a sentimental couple, they do what’s anticipated from them… they canoodle amid motion pictures, home base with senseless companions and go on long strolls. So when these two keep running into an unsettled criminal, Pasupathy (Raju Sundaram), we expect this strikingly insipid romantic tale to transform into a thriller.

In any case, no such fortunes there. It takes another half hour or so for the film to at last move along. The couple, now wedded, moves into a loft simply over that of Pasupathy’s. It’s the place the film ought to in a perfect world have started. Also, when we anticipate that the film will transform into a Saw-like thriller, it winds much further with a lengthier sub-plot including Pasupathy and the criminal-lawmaker nexus. Rather than feeling the sadness of being caught in a house loaded with lawbreakers, we’re back feeling exhausted once more.

A significant part of the fault for this originates from the bland written work. It resembles the team has embarked to make a film while never creating anything completely. Expectedly, the outcomes too aren’t momentous. It’s not the lead on-screen characters… the gathering of people’s caught.