Oram Po

Arya plays Chandru with casual ease bringing out the wild shades in the character effectively. Lal as Bigle and Jegan as 'Supply' give necessary support. Read More

Arya seems to be in Pattiyal mode, but fails in the scenes that require him to emote. Besides the rather bulky Lal, Arya often fades into the background. But his chemistry with Pooja is apparent, and she even comments upon this in a dialogue in the movie. Read More

The major plus point of the film is the music of G.V Prakash, with the senti song Idhu Ena Mayyam.. being the pick of the lot, while the hip-hop cum Kuthu Pattu Kozhi Kalu.. is peppy along with the title track. Nirav Shah has been credited as the cinematographer. Read More

Arya has done a marvellous job. He drives the auto with such ease and acquaintance that his act and image are strongly etched in audiences' hearts. Pooja is very lovely, looking natural and fitting as a roadside vendor. Read More

Lal plays a different character from the usual Villain roles that he is often seen in and excels in it. But wait before you come to any conclusion, the film truly belongs to John Vijay who is a revelation. Read More