Since the story and script is outdated, the movie suffers with average performances of the cast. Music, usually a highlight in all of the director's previous ventures, fails to impress. ... Full Review

Also, the whole film has been presented in an appropriate and impressive angle. The endearing picturisation of these songs add to the enjoyment. Cinematographers Andrew and Raaza Madhi deserve special credit for the success and reach of the songs. ... Full Review

Vidhyasagar has given exceptional music, which should contribute to the movie's success. The great comedian has also played well in the supporting role of Karupatti. Bharath's performance, both as a obedient son and a faithful lover, is magnificent. ... Full Review

After a love affair in Chennai, the protagonist head to the US, where he sweeps the fashionable and chic Sameera Reddy off her feet. The over-sweet nature of the story and its lagging length in the second half are its minus points that pale into insignificance due to Surya's brilliant essay of the two roles and a moving climax. ... Full Review

It's a smart film which moves along logical lines. But what's really made the film buzz-worthy is the fact that the hit trio of Kaakha Kaakha is back - Gautham, Harris Jayaraj and Suriya. ... Full Review