Ammuvaaghiya Naan

Parthiban, Bharathi, Mahadevan, Sadhana, Thennavan

Partibhan has come out with an impressive performance playing Gouri with a lot of subtlety and finesse. Read More

Padma Magan's direction keeps to the basics and hence is simple and adequate. Photography by MS Prabhu is pleasing. Editor Suresh Urs has pruned the film sensibly while S Surulirajan's dialogues are a revelation. Read More

Parthiban has come out with a subdued and brilliant performance as Gowri Shankar. The way he expresses his love to Ammu, and his cool attitude throughout the film is a welcome change from the actor's loud and crass image created by his earlier films. Read More

Bharati, whose three earlier films add up to nothing, has got a good break. Her poignant expressions coupled with her body language mark her out as an actress of no small caliber. As a sex worker, she trips at times more because of inhibitions inherent in the nature of the role. Read More

Music by Sabesh-Murali flows along with the story. A good story and tight screenplay by director Padmamagan along with sharp editing by Suresh Urs makes the movie well-paced, with no dull moments. Read More

Technical aspects in the movie are brilliant, especially the camerawork and music. Cinematography by M.S.Prabhu is very natural, which gives the right feel for the film. Music by Sabesh Murali needs special mention as the duo has given a superlative performance. Read More