Sandai

Sunder, Nadiya, Ragini, Namitha, Napolean, Raj Kapoor

Sandai isn't much of a movie, but it doesn't bore you at any point either. Vivek's double act comedy track raises a few laughs, generally rising above the rather ordinary form that he has been showing off late. Read More

Sundar C. seems to have improved his acting skills and is a delight to watch. However, he could improve upon his dance movements. Nadiya as Thangalakshmi pulls off her role with aplomb. The duel between the two works very well. Newcomer Ragini and Namitha add to the glamour quotient. Read More

Dhina's music sticks precisely to masala fare, swelling loudly at the fight scenes, where Sundar multiplies into three or six forms onscreen, and dropping to barely there at others. The songs, while they scrape through, are picturised in a way that brings many a chuckle. Read More

Nadiya, why do you do such a clichéd role of an arrogant and glamorous mother-in-law, who in a "dream" dances with her son-in-law? Sundar.C has to improve his dialogue delivery and dancing, Ragini can't act nor does she look glamorous, Namitha goes through her usual gyrations. Read More

Though some of the sequences are blatantly illogical, Director Shakthi Chidambaram seems to have decided that it is enough if the film humors the audience. And, he has succeeded. Read More