Starring: Dhanush, Indhuja, Elli AvrRam, Prabhu, Yogi Babu, Selvaraghavan
Director: Selvaraghavan
Producer: Kalaippuli S Thanu
Music Director : Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cinematography : Om Prakash
Editor : Bhuvan Srinivasan
Release Date : September 29, 2022
Dhanush is doing back to back films in his career. He has come out with his new film Nene Vasthunna which has been directed by his brother. Read our review to find out if the film has any juice in it or not.
Plot
Prabhu(Dhanush) leads a happy life with his family. One fine day, his daughter Satya starts behaving weirdly. Prabhu uses all means to find out the issue and the result is shocking for him. There is one more Dhanush in his life and he is related to his daughter. What is that connection and how Prabhu solves this unique mystery of double action is the story of the film.
Performances
Dhanush plays a double role in this film and he is amazing. In one role he is soft and in the other he plays a villain. In both the roles he showcases solid differences. Indeed, it is a sensational performance as we see Dhanush in a new manner. The girl who plays the role of Dhanush’s daughter has done a splendid job. Elli Avram is also solid in her role along with Yogi Babu.
What’s Good
Dhanush’s performance
First Half
What’s Bad
Second Half
Routine twists
Analysis
The film has a gripping first half and is narrated in an interesting manner. Dhanush and his performance bind the audience with the scenes. The twist that is brought in the break time is also very good and holds the attention of the audience.
But once the second half starts, things go for a toss. The film is directed by Selvaraghavan and his grip on narration during this time is pretty bad. There is no special factor in the making despite the BGM being quite engaging. The scenes are also ordinary and the ending is very predictable.
The conflict in the film is not handled properly. The music is quite disappointing to say the least and the manner in which the camera work is handled is very nice to see. The film starts well but is hampered mid way. So much was expected of this film but it is spoiled by some ordinary narration and leaves the audience displeased.
Bottom Line – Only for first half
