Ippadikku Kadhal Movie Review

Ippadikku Kadhal is a romantic entertainer directed by Bharath Mohan Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . Sabareesh Kumar Bio coming soon... >> Read More... produced the film. Ballu cranked the camera. Prasanna GK edited the film. Arrol Corelli He is an India based music director and song compo >> Read More... composed the music. The film featured Bharath Srinivasan Bharath Srinivasan is a popular star in Tamil and >> Read More... , Janani Iyer With her beautiful eyes and charismatic onscreen p >> Read More... , Sonakshi Singh Rawat Sonakshi is a South Indian movie actress who has a >> Read More... , Bagavathi Perumal, “Pandiarajan,” “Gnanasambandam,” Niranjani Ashok, and Pratap Pothen.

Plot

Shiva and Ramya have been in a relationship for a decade, and they tied the knot with the blessings of elders. Unfortunately, in an accident, Ramya dies on the day of marriage, and Shiva goes into coma. After a few days, Shiva recovers and finds it hard to manage Ramya’s loss. Meanwhile, Anjana, a classical dancer, is suffering from the pain that her boyfriend gave her. What happens when these two suffering souls meet? The answer is discussed in the rest of the story.

Star Performance

Bharath’s performance is average in this film. When we expected Kanden Kadhalai’s Shakthi, Bharath leaves us with a question mark. Except for a few scenes, his character is echoed with the dialogues and nothing more. Sonakshi’s performance is below average.

Analysis

The characters are well-written, but the performances didn’t impress. We can’t finalize whether the error is from the director’s or the actors’ part. The screenplay is not gripping and the execution is weak. The visuals and editing didn’t help the movie’s flow. The songs are not impressive and the BGM is average.

What’s There?

• There is nothing to point out as a positive point in the film

What’s Not There?

• The performances are weak
• The visuals and music are not up to the mark

Verdict

As it is a romantic drama led by Bharath, the expectations were a bit high, but the film disappointed its audience.