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Aambala Movie Review

Name: Aambala Movie Review
Item: Aambala
Rating: 2
Author: Lalitha Mallikeswaran

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Review for the film " Aambala"

Runtime: 2 Hours 26 Minutes

Certificate: U

Released: 15-01-2015

Genre: Action, Drama, Family, Romantic Comedy

Similar To: Coolie, Thuppakki 2, Othaikku Othai, Buddhan Yesu Gandhi

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CAST & CREW

Abhishek Shankar

Gowtham Sundararajan

Manobala

Prabhu

Pradeep Rawat

Raj Kapoor

Rajeev Govinda Pillai

Santhana Bharathi

Vaibhav Reddy

Vichu Vishwanath

Vijayakumar

Johnson

Amrita Shekar

Anthony Daasan

Kailash Kher

Kutle Khan

Maria Roe Vincent

Mohit Chauhan

Nrithya Maria Andrews

Varun Parandhaman

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Producer:

Sundar. C

Vishal Reddy

Khushbu Sundar

Music Director:

Hiphop Tamizha Adhi

Editor:

N B Srikanth

Director:

Sundar. C

Movie Actor:

Vishal Reddy

Movie Actress:

Andrea Jeremiah

Poonam Bajwa

Hansika Motwani

Supporting Actress:

Tulasi Shivamani

Ramya Krishnan

Madhavi Latha

Kiran Rathod

Aishwarya Bhaskaran

Khushbu Sundar

Comedian:

Santhanam

Sathish

Lyricist:

Hiphop Tamizha Adhi

Director of Photography:

Gopi Amarnath

Stunt Director:

Kanal Kannan

Dialogue Writer:

Venkat Raghavan

Screenplay Writer:

Sundar. C

Story Writer:

Sundar. C

Playback Singer:

Anthony Daasan

Nrithya Maria Andrews

Mohit Chauhan

Varun Parandhaman

Maria Roe Vincent

Amrita Shekar

Kailash Kher

Kutle Khan

Public Relations Officer:

Johnson

Supporting Actor:

Manobala

Vijayakumar

Prabhu

Vichu Vishwanath

Rajeev Govinda Pillai

Kanal Kannan

Raj Kapoor

Pradeep Rawat

Abhishek Shankar

Vaibhav Reddy

Gowtham Sundararajan

Santhana Bharathi

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Plot: Aambala is the next entertainer from Vishal Krishna along with a big star troupe. Aambala has Prabhu, Ramya Krishnan Ramya Krishnan is a South Indian movie and TV actr >> Read More... , Hansika Motwani Hansika Motwani is a young and beautiful actress, >> Read More... , Kiran, Abishek, Vaibhav and Santhanam.

It does not seem to be a Sundar C movie; instead like director Hari’s. Action sequences in this movie are risky and expensive. Most of the movies by Sundar C do not have this much action bang. As Vishal is the producer of this movie, he has spent much to give a great intro scene himself.

Coming to the story, it is a usual story that deals with the marriage between cousins. As usual, Ramya Krishnan is the strict aunty who has certain conditions. Like the Neelambari of Padayappa, Ramya has performed her role majestically; yet some features are lagging. Planning to reunite the family through the marriage is the oldest story of Tamil cinema. The story is disappointing, as this kind of stories were already seen in the early 80s and 90s. But the actors have done justice to the roles given to them. The title Aambala has nothing to do, except Vishal’s action and dialogues. Vishal’s interest in politics is revealed clearly in this movie through the dialogues. When Vishal could do movies like Paandiya Naadu, Naan Sigappu Manidhan, why he chooses the stories like Aambala and Poojai is the great question mark here.

Hansika, the heroine has done her job like any other heroine, who fights, dances around the tree and spell out some senti dialogues. Hansika’s glamour has been used well by Sundar C in Aambala. Overall, this is a masala movie for the youth and for the middle aged people, it might not be interesting, as Vishal’s Thamirabarani and Thimiru.

Aambala… only for the youth!

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