Ananda Thandavam

Siddarth, Tamanna, Rishi, Rukmini, Karuna, Kitty, Venki, Madan Bob, Charlie, Kalairani

Much was expected from 'Anandha Thandavam'. Unfortunately it begins as a good ride only to lose its way and end in cliched manner. Read More

One wish Gandhi Krishna had whipped up a winsome more believable screenplay on the bitter-sweet nature of romance. All we end up with is some homily about old fashioned virtues of deep love. The film like the characters lacks the drive or motivation. Read More

While 'Ananda thandavam', may not be a box office hit, like 'Chellamae' another film of Gandhi Krishna, it can pass as a time- pass flick... Read More

Siddharth impresses in certain emotional scenes, but he has a long way to go. The cinematography by Jeeva Sankar is top notch, but the US shots could have been more polished. Editing could have been more slick, which would have made the screenplay more taut. Read More

Much was expected from Gandhi Krishna, but he seems to have let down the audience. Read More

The film has its fine momnets, such as the one when Radha says 'she is stupid.' He is speaking of Madhu, and you agree totally. If only the director had brought in such honest self appraisal throughout, the film would have been, as the title proclaims, a jig. Read More

Tamannaah as Madhu suits the character perfectly, her child-like face getting expressive in most sequences in spelling out her miseries. Her acting in the climax is quite a revelation. Siddharth doesn't look like a newcomer as he carries his role effectively in most of the frames. Read More