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Irumbukottai Murattusingam |
| We are welcomed by the Cow Boys of Irumbukottai Murattusingam atlast, Simbudevan’s third attempt in the comedy genre. Now, he comes with Guns, Revolvers, Girls, Country Music, Hats, Horses and Leather Coats. He has made a good attempt after 38 years in Tamil cinema. |
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Rettaisuzhi |
| The two legends K Balachandar and Barathiraja are seen on the screen for the first time. And sure, the credit goes for the Director Thamira. The two characters appear on the screen with their loud mouth and inevitable action on screen with constantly fighting old men of the village. But, Thamira has not concentrated towards the screenplay as much it has been done for the strong characterisation of Balachandar and Barathiraja. |
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Paiyaa |
| Director Lingusamy has come up with a complete commercial entertainer after a few flops. Paiyaa is all about Love with a racing experience. Although, Love is the core subject, Lingusamy has opted to tell the story with a racing backdrop. |
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Angaadi Theru |
| Director Vasanthabalan is back after his success with veyil. This time he comes out with the lives of those who sell some mundane things to us in the market. The name “Angadi Theru” means Market Street shows the life its ingredients carry out. These streets could be seen in every town and here the director took such one street in Chennai which is the busiest Ranganathan Street. He makes the entire film posturizing the lives of the workers of the famous Senthil Murugan Stores but never fails to show the nook and corner of the street and the people who survive here. |
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