MAITRI Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Gayathiri Shan, Bharath js, Nandhan, Shivangi S., Sridhar, Kutti, Ravi ezhumalai and Others.
Crew–:
Directed by : Bharath J S , Producer : Tarun Kumar Bafna, Associate Producers : K. Lakshmi Narayanan, J. Rakesh, Vijay Raj Babu, Dr. Getzi Albert , DOP: Vignesh Malaichami, Music: Joel Johns, Editing: Bharath J.S, Art: Philomen Raj S.F, Lyrics: Kutti Revathi,Yuga Bharathi, Pa.Raaja, Vaasan, Elamaran, Costumes: Steffi, J. Bhagyavathi, VFX: T. Settu, Sathish , DI: Delepan Rajan, K Yesu, Makeup: Lokesh, Pooja Singh, Chaithra, Audiography: Antony, Steephan, Aromal Vaikom, Graphics: Girish Raj, Wesley, Subtitles: Ruban Kumar, Vijay Raj, Robin Smith J Production Manager: Ashok k, Executive Producers: Joe, Thaddeau, Karthick P Catering: J. Shanthi, T. Sumathi, Line Producers: Madhu Simha, A. Sugumaran, U.A Sujatha Seethamma, J Bhagyavathi, Off. Exe: Vijay Randy, PRO: Gunaseelan, Ellaizerjohn, Publicity Designs: Sivaramasuresh, Direction Team: Robin Smith, Danny Jaison, Elamaran, Shivangi S., Sridhar, Ashok K, DOP Team: Baveesh M S, Praveen Kumar, Ambeth Abhishek Art Associate: Stalin Nakul Art Assistants: Karan, Arogiya, Ganesh M and Others.
Story -:
Be the wife of the beloved. Bharat J has made a story by doing a bit of Ulta to Pakiyaraj’s famous line “But you can’t be your wife’s girlfriend sir”. He is the hero of the film!
Bharat J is the hero who eats non-veg (beep included), Gayathri Shaan the heroine who has a full & full vegetarian eating culture. Veg and non-veg are not available for love? So both of them fall in love. In the heroine’s house, there is a strong protest because of the caste of the hero. So both of them did not get married. The heroine is married off to another groom. But the heroine seeks the hero again. What happens after that? is the story
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Movie Review -:
Bharat J. has directed, acted in the lead role, and edited the film. His natural appearance, with his dark complexion, muscular build, and sunken cheeks, is a perfect match for the character of a simple man.
The way he expresses the pain of love failure, the way he behaves towards his girlfriend who contacts him after becoming the wife of another, and the way his girlfriend takes care of him kindly after becoming his wife is a character that has a lot of potential to show variety in his acting. He has also played the role of a hockey player. His acting contribution is at a level where he can put a pass mark.
Gayatri Shan as Vaishu. Pale complexion, slender body, rounded cheeks, beauty that multiplies when you smile. She gives a simple performance in the love scenes. She reveals when she meets her lover after becoming someone else’s wife.
Whether it’s the emotion, the emotional turmoil as he lights the ‘fire’ against the caste discrimination prevailing in the society near the climax, he has become a giant of an actor. Directors can freely invite him for compelling characters.
There is no shortage of performances from newcomers who play key roles like Nandan, Shivangi, Sridhar, Kutty, and Ravi Ezhumalai.
Joel Jones’ music and background score bring the story to life. Vignesh Malaisamy’s camerawork captures the scenes as they enter and exit the streets of Bangalore, through the cramped alleyways, and into the hockey stadium.
A huge garbage dump. In it, the hero is in despair over the failure of love.In front of him is a beggar. He asks the hero, ‘When was the last time you saw blood in your body?’ He has no answer. The beggar speaks highly of women, saying, ‘They are the ones who see blood every month.’ One of the most striking scenes in the film.
The moment of the hero and heroine exchanging love through the window, through their eyes, in one of their school love moments, lasts for almost five minutes. It feels like poetry. Showing different moments like that over and over again only serves to increase the length of the film.
The final scene makes us understand that no caste has been spared in rowdyism.
It has become clear that films like Maithri will not be avoided until the caste discrimination against love is eliminated in society. Those who make such films are the problem.The films will be well received if they analyze and explore the solutions without approaching them superficially. The solution presented in this film is indigestible.
What is the solution? If you want to know, go to the theater.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theatres Only.
Written By B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 4 / 5
