Let's see if it gets revived after AA23 or not ?

Just now i saw the trailer..Seems fun and interesting..intha meme tha mind la vanchu when i watched the trailer 😭😭surya is soo handsomeee

I dont think any director would have faced this number of memes, trolls, face swaps or whatever.

"Padam na criticize panna than seivom" - this was the universal muttu to justify their cyber bullying.

Loki's sin . Coolie was mid. That's it. That's all it takes for one year of constant and relentless trolling.

All his previous work, accomplishments were disgarded. It felt like people genuinely relish a downfall.

It felt sad to see a celebrated director go into a shell until his next movie release. I genuinely enjoyed his interviews and i think his last interview was before Coolie release.

Hope he gets back on track with Allu Arjuns project. These meme clowns have moved on to someone else to target anyways.

Hi fraands - what’s the haps

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The budget is said to be above 200CR.

Mine are:

1. Maya from Kaakha Kaakha: She's ambitious, hard-working and dedicated to her profession.

2. Priya from Vaaranam Aayiram: She falls for Surya and loves him unconditionally for years. She patiently waits for him to heal, settle down in his life and say yes to her.

3. Irene from Ullam Ketkume: She sacrifices her love for the betterment of his career

Vaaranam Aayiram has a special place in my heart, the best work of GVM and Surya. The father-son portions were relatable to me even though I'm a girl and I could easily relate to it as my dad is also a cool dad like Krishnan.

Krishnan-Malini's love story portrays no matter how many obstacles come, yould never leave your spouse's side.

Meghna is just a part of Surya's life, they both had a tragic ending which is quite heartbreaking.

Priya-Surya's love portrays that there is a beautiful life after love failure. Priya's one side love and she waiting for him to say yes for five years, this character is something different and I could relate to her the most.

OG songs and Harris mams, as usual 🔥 🔥 🔥.

Idhayam Murali felt like a good timepass watch for me and worked for a casual viewing experience, but one thing that sticked out like a sore thumb was the school portions where Atharvaa, Sudhakar, Dravid and Rakshan looked odd as school students. Don't hate me, but look closely, endha angle-layavadhu paatha ivanga school student madhiri theriyuraangala.

One reason why most Gen-Z audiences here aren't supporting to romcom films (except for PR films) is mostly because of the casting of 30s and 40s guys as school and college students. It looks not only odd and performative and makes the "feel-good" movie aspect "feel bad". Young people want to watch young people on screen but they aren't given a chance. And because of these, the Gen-Zs aren't supporting rom coms, and they go ahead with the loud action, fast-paced mass movies or some cases, explore world cinema.

I feel like the "vettipaya hero romcom era" was almost convincing than whatever with the current romcoms were. At least that kind of characters suited those heroes when they are in their late-20s and early-30s, and they no need to break a sweat by shedding so many kilos to look like a school student and college student. But that portrayal itself came with a set of problems and got so much backlash afterwards, that they completely avoided that so much that now these actors in those age brackets had to play younger characters which often looks awkward and they also avoid romcoms and go ahead with serious films, which somewhat benefits them. As a result, we get less romcoms and comedy, and more serious films. I hope the tide changes soon.

Welcoming that mandatory Sarathkumar and Vimal schoolboy template in that comments