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As a continuation of my previous post just want to share the feedback on the Deepavali Release movies


7am Arivu :


This was a much expected release for the year and whether it stood out towards the expectation is an important question.The film has few good portions and is quite patchy.The opening was great but it followed the famous Vadivelu dialogue "Opening ellam nalla than iruku...Finishing seriilayapa".

The logic and screenplay had lot of gaps..Heroine struggled to deliver tamil naturally in a film which talks about tamil lineage.Quite conflicting.Music looked average. Only saving grace was Suriya. He does his best, but somehow the movie huffs and puffs to close.Perhaps the crew realized this and hence they tried to catch all available slots in all available channels to promote the movie. One more fact which I noticed, is on Suriya...In some shots he looks OLD.Age is catching up Suriya...better avoid closeups.

Velayutham:


This will be a great treat for hardcore Vijay fans.Vijay has tried to become a super hero for the first time...rather a hero turned super hero by chance.The film has lot of scenes to tickle your funny bone and in that aspect it does not disappoint and in fact some serious scenes also made the same impact in me.Santhanam rocks and his current billing rate appears to be 7L /day and this guy is at the peak of his career.The climax was average and usual stuff with the hero rather the superhero , sending the entire set of baddies crashing down. On the whole for entertainment value this stands better than the 7am arivu.

Ra one: Number one crap.

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