Sivi

Yogi, Jayashree Rao, Funky Shankar, Anuja, Chitti Babu, Nizhalgal Ravi

The actor (the grandson of late 'Thengai' Sreenivasan) had handled his debut film 'Azhagiya Asura' like a seasoned veteran. It's a totally different role here for Yogi, a role with various hues, which gives him a chance to go through a wide range of emotions. And Yogi essays Krishna impressively. Read More

Dharan's music, even if it has listeners tapping to its numbers such as O Nenje, blares out screeches and noise at every ghostly happening, jangling your nerves. Silence is after all golden, and would have increased the chilling factor. Read More

Yogi as Krishna is one of the most impressive actors, one has seen in recent times. The director has been able to give an eerie look and feel to the film, though Chitty Babu's comedy track should have been deleted. Read More

Dharan's music is more than commendable. It's been over a year since his previous Tamil feature Parijatham. Just as in that film, he has managed to produce some real good melodies and interesting compositions. Read More

Since the primary objective of the film is to frighten the audience, some of the faux pas of the film can be overlooked. The director, cinematographer and the music director have all worked singularly to terrorize the viewers and their goal has been realized. Read More