A flower bouquet to debut director Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi for bringing out a fresh, colourful and youthful movie. The presentation is really excellent and kudos to the lady.
The story is all about the love-hatred relationship that the village-based Shiva and London-return Priya Anand share. According to the story, Priya Anand arrives from London after her engagement. How she gets to meet Shiva and what ensues next forms the rest of the story.
Priya Anand is really gorgeous and energetic. She proves herself as an actress in the very first scene where she makes the taxi driver to change the song played in the cab and the debut director has also managed to capture our attention with such scenes.
If Priya Anand gets a good variety of roles, she could well become the next Sri Devi of Tamil cinema. Shiva and Santhanam’s comedy really creates a laugh riot and we end up coming out of the theatres laughing to our heart’s content.
The biggest plus of Vanakkam Chennai is Anirudh’s music. When the Engadi Porandha song was screened, not one of the audience walked out. It is not the music that is different but the way it was picturized as well. Richard’s camerawork should be lauded.
Despite there being some illogical scenes, we can do away with them considering the genre of Vanakkam Chennai.
Vanakkam Chennai meet our expectations and fans won’t be disappointed.
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