Heavy subject carried in a craftful manner!

Such a excellent cast selection for the movie. Swashika as widow just rocked every bit of scene. This is a heavy subject and not giving much of emotional effect on audience makes it really a good one. This is more of enjoyable subject with wonderful screenplay and acting. Karunas played a neat and beautiful role as usual. Both the sons of Swashika acting is mind blowing and very apt for this subject. Sensitive subject is taken in a such a nice manner.

Elder son of Swashika meeting his lover family is completely light hearted and out of box thinking. Whenever we think this movie would move in more of sorrowful mood turned out to be a really interesting and engaging one with lots of fun elements added in a nice manner. Vijay Antony role is sharp and sweet and character narration was beautiful and very meaningful and he rocked the screens.

This is a must watch subject to see how a widow women faces the society of people around that too in a low profile background especially in a rural area where castes and its practises are deeply rooted in a society and how as a widow women struggles so much to raise her voices even to think of a remarriage.

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