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> Subject: [arr] Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa - Film Review - Contrary View
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> Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 7:54 PM
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> Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa
> via Aparna's Blog by Aparna on 3/10/10
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> If you are looking forward to reading yet another review that is going to
> rave about this movie, then go ahead and skip reading this post.
> Stunning locations & the vibrant colours of Trishaâs lovely costumes
> captured beautifully on camera and, of course, the songs and the background
> music are all I liked in Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa. I just loved the BGM parts
> that had Aaromale and Hosanna.
> I had really expected that âYoung Super Starâ (!)Simbu would be bearable
> in this movie. But no. I didnât like his dialogue delivery at all. Add to
> it Simbu lip-syncing for Rahmanâs voice in Mannipaya and butchering the
> evergreen âPa Sa Ni Sa Ni Saâ from Bombay even if only for hardly a few
> seconds! But this is not the main reason why I didnât like the movie.
> It wasnât just the second half or the ending or the scene after scene
> showing Trishaâs confusions either.
> From the moment Simbu sees Trisha for the first time, he keeps ogling at her
> scene after scene and then says he is in love with her and then all he wants
> to do is stare at/touch/kiss her. If this is how a love story is going to
> unfold, then it is definitely not going to appeal to me. Simbu doesnât even
> have a convincing answer when she asks if itâs all about her beauty or
> something like that. He says that there is a magical chemistry between them.
> But I didnât find either the chemistry between them or the love story or
> Simbuâs dialogue delivery when he says that line having anything magical in
> it. And that resulted in me losing my patience to sit through the second
> half. A scene or two could have definitely been cut.
> Apart from that, almost every line that Trisha says to Simbu has
> âKarthikâ appended to it at the end. I felt it somehow made some scenes a
> bit artificial. Coming to the picturization of songs, the similar group dance
> sequences for almost every song were boring. Some of the scenes in the first
> half featuring Ganesh which were enjoyable werenât there in the second half
> to act as the saviour either.
> If only there had been a convincing love story in the beginning and there had
> been better initial courting scenes, I might have liked the movie. I felt the
> characterization of Trisha and her confusions about whether to let go of her
> love or not which have been so painstakingly portrayed deserved a stronger
> love story than this one.
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