Naalai Namadhey Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Madhumitha, Velmurugan, Rajalingam, Parotta Murugesan, Kovai Uma and others.
Crew-:
Sree Durga Creations Present NAALAI NAMADHE Producers: V. Ravichandran Writer-Director: K. Venbha Kathiresan Distributor: Karthik Ravivarma Cinematographer: Prawin Music Director: V.G. Hari Krishnan Editor: K. Ananda Linga Kumar Art Director: Dhamu Stunt: John PRO: Guna and Others.
Story -:
A village panchayat constituency in Sivaganga district is declared for Scheduled Castes. Following this, a gb Scheduled Caste candidate contests for the post of chairman, and other castes who do not accept it kill many people including the candidate for the post of chairman, and instigate a major riot in the village. Due to this, the constituency is again declared as a general constituency. Thus, the village panchayat constituency, which has been without development for 15 years despite having only one person from the specified community as the chairman, is again declared for Scheduled Castes. Due to a bitter incident that happened 15 years ago, the Scheduled Caste side does not want to contest the election, and Madhumitha, a heroine from that caste, decides to contest the election. Madhumitha, who is sure that she will definitely contest the election despite receiving various threats, overcomes all and overcomes everything. What challenges and trials does she face? Did the election go as she thought? Did she win? ‘Naalai Namade’ tells us with the background of true events.
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Movie Review -:
Madhumita, who plays the heroine of the story, carries the film on her shoulders with a down-to-earth face and a fiery performance. No matter how many problems come, her journey of facing them and her fighting spirit to overcome opposition is such that it gives hope to others. Madhumita, who has handled the stressful character very well, is sure to win an award for her vibrant performance.
Velmurugan, Rajalingam, Senthil Kumar, Murugesan, Marikannu, Kovai Uma and the actors and actresses who played the villagers have all lived as sons of the soil.
Cinematographer Praveen has depicted the plot and the characters naturally. Thus, the film goes beyond the feeling of watching and gives the experience of witnessing an event firsthand.
The songs and background music, composed by composer V.G. Harikrishnan, have traveled in a way that adds strength to the plot.
Written and directed by Venpa Kathiresan, even though the reservation system gives the socially backward people the opportunity to participate in politics and assert their rights, he has snatched that opportunity and slapped those who try to impose their arrogance of power on them.
Although the film talks about caste division and caste-based oppression, it has also pointed out the villages that are still underdeveloped due to the lack of proper use of government schemes and how caste is used for individual selfishness.
All the political scenes and dialogues are sharp and applaudable. In an environment where a caste-centric film refuses to accept one caste, the director poses a question that makes all parties think. This journey centered on that question, not only talks about the victims, but also travels in a way that speaks clearly about social politics and awakens the people.
Overall, ‘Naalai Namade’ is a powerful work that talks about politics.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theaters Only.
Written by CNN Media Admin Ratting CNN Media Admin 4 / 5Naalai Namadhey Tamil Movie Review
Cast-:
Madhumitha, Velmurugan, Rajalingam, Parotta Murugesan, Kovai Uma and others.
Crew-:
Sree Durga Creations Present NAALAI NAMADHE Producers: V. Ravichandran Writer-Director: K. Venbha Kathiresan Distributor: Karthik Ravivarma Cinematographer: Prawin Music Director: V.G. Hari Krishnan Editor: K. Ananda Linga Kumar Art Director: Dhamu Stunt: John PRO: Guna and Others.
Story -:
A village panchayat constituency in Sivaganga district is declared for Scheduled Castes. Following this, a gb Scheduled Caste candidate contests for the post of chairman, and other castes who do not accept it kill many people including the candidate for the post of chairman, and instigate a major riot in the village. Due to this, the constituency is again declared as a general constituency. Thus, the village panchayat constituency, which has been without development for 15 years despite having only one person from the specified community as the chairman, is again declared for Scheduled Castes. Due to a bitter incident that happened 15 years ago, the Scheduled Caste side does not want to contest the election, and Madhumitha, a heroine from that caste, decides to contest the election. Madhumitha, who is sure that she will definitely contest the election despite receiving various threats, overcomes all and overcomes everything. What challenges and trials does she face? Did the election go as she thought? Did she win? ‘Naalai Namade’ tells us with the background of true events.
Watch The Video-:
Movie Review -:
Madhumita, who plays the heroine of the story, carries the film on her shoulders with a down-to-earth face and a fiery performance. No matter how many problems come, her journey of facing them and her fighting spirit to overcome opposition is such that it gives hope to others. Madhumita, who has handled the stressful character very well, is sure to win an award for her vibrant performance.
Velmurugan, Rajalingam, Senthil Kumar, Murugesan, Marikannu, Kovai Uma and the actors and actresses who played the villagers have all lived as sons of the soil.
Cinematographer Praveen has depicted the plot and the characters naturally. Thus, the film goes beyond the feeling of watching and gives the experience of witnessing an event firsthand.
The songs and background music, composed by composer V.G. Harikrishnan, have traveled in a way that adds strength to the plot.
Written and directed by Venpa Kathiresan, even though the reservation system gives the socially backward people the opportunity to participate in politics and assert their rights, he has snatched that opportunity and slapped those who try to impose their arrogance of power on them.
Although the film talks about caste division and caste-based oppression, it has also pointed out the villages that are still underdeveloped due to the lack of proper use of government schemes and how caste is used for individual selfishness.
All the political scenes and dialogues are sharp and applaudable. In an environment where a caste-centric film refuses to accept one caste, the director poses a question that makes all parties think. This journey centered on that question, not only talks about the victims, but also travels in a way that speaks clearly about social politics and awakens the people.
Overall, ‘Naalai Namade’ is a powerful work that talks about politics.
This Is My Personal Review So Please Go and Watch The Movie In Theaters Only.
Written by B4U Media Admin Ratting B4U Media Admin 4 / 5
