I am Giving 3 star For Mirugaa Tamil film Its an adventure film Very Well made Typical Adventure Thriller Entertainer Ride.Laxmi Rai Amazing Performance After a Long Time I have ever seen.Srikanth Wonderful Performance Serial Killer Specialist.Tiger Puli S Ferocious and Attacking Gets That sight Superb By its Run to that.beautiful Visuals.Nice Storyline.Good scriptscreenplay was fineediting was neatdialouges are brilliant.cinematograpy was average.direction was horrible.bgm was awesome and Semma. The lack of other well-written characters and loosely-written screenplay fail to entertain viewers. There are a few scary moments, but the long sequence involving the tiger becomes repetitive after a point. The attempt to hold the attention of the viewers with a tiger in the film's pre-climax and climax portions is laudable, but the below par VFX couldn't do justice to it.
Srikanth pulls off his role as an antagonist effortlessly, while Raai Laxmi scores in emotional scenes. However, little did John know that the presence of a ferocious tiger in the place they reside in would hamper his plans. John befriends Lakshmi and slowly convinces her to marry him. Her younger sister, who is upset with their father for making Lakshmi the legal heir for the family's wealth, decides to finish off her sibling with the help of John (Srikanth), a serial killer. Lakshmi (Raai Laxmi),a widow who lives with her child in Ooty, is a multi-billionaire business woman. But is that enough to engage the viewers? The makers do ensure that a man-eating tiger (VFX-generated) does enjoy good screen space in the film. J Parthiban's Mirugaa was billed as the first-of-its-kind movie in the country which has the highest screen time of a tiger. Though the moment Thara discloses her love to Jay on the stage is overdramatic, her presence has made it different.It's not often that one gets to watch a film in Kollywood which has an animal as one of its pivotal characters. Her lively performance has saved the dull second half and has also helped the movie to overcome the melodramatics. It was yet another performance from Parvathy which shows how she excels her forerunners and contemporaries. Parvathy has shown excellent performance as the ‘cliché’ girlfriend who ran away from a rich boyfriend and as a non-so-familar European hippie girl. The factors which have saved it are the novel visuals and the performance of Prithvi-Parvathy combo.Įven when the film travels through the memories of Jay, the life of Thara and her daughter Hima, who was brought up in Portugal also becomes an integral part of it.
Otherwise, the plot is just like a blown balloon. Though the dialogues are over poetic, they are beautifully written and apt for the situations. At times, we may even think that if it is ‘Titanic’ with a movie background. The script of Shankar Mahadevan reminds of Bollywood films. What makes the story interesting despite the familiar theme and predictable climax is the style of storytelling which combines two different stages in life. The movie progresses through blending the two stages of Jay as an actor who reached Lisbon for the shooting of his first movie and a lover who searches for his partner Thara after 20 years. Most parts of the movie are shot in Lisbon, the capital of European country Portugal. Parvathy becomes Thara in that flashback. The middle-aged man is reminiscing about his love during the beginning of his career. Prithviraj becomes the superstar Jay in a movie within the movie. The screen presence of Prithviraj-Parvathy combination after ‘Ennu Ninte Moideen’ has helped to make the chemistry work. However, the performance of Parvathy in double roles and wonderful sceneries of Europe make the movie interesting.
But, the engaging first half storytelling is followed by a cliché flashback which made it an ordinary story. It is a love story portrayed on a colourful and unique canvas. ‘My Story’ is a movie which demonstrates the craft which is not of a debutant. Another female director with firm footsteps enters the Malayalam film industry, Roshni Dinaker.
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