Tamil Movie Idi Minnal Kadhal: A new but failed experiment of thrill and suspense on a subject like Hit-Run. Achi-News

Idi Minnal Kadhal Movie Review: Southern cinema has made farewell March amazing and explosive. On March 29, 10 films including popular web series ‘Inspector Rishi’ were released in Tamil. These movies, which come with a lot of entertainment, have kept in mind the preferences of every section of the audience. These Tamil movies include- Aazhaagi (Drama), Hot Spot (Drama), Epura (Comedy Drama), Veppam Kulir Mazhai (Comedy Drama), Godzilla Hai), Boomer Uncle (drama), The Boys (comedy drama) , Uday Geetavin Ajahi (drama), Idi Minnal Kadhal (drama-thriller) and Netru Indha Neram (mystery thriller).

If we talk about Telugu cinema, here too many movies were released on 29 March. These include- Mahalakshmi Market (Comedy, Drama, Family Romance), Agricos-Anaganaga Oka Rythu (Drama), Tillu Square (Comedy-Action, Romantic), Talakona (Crime-Drama), Bahumukham-Good, Bed and the Actor (Psychological, Suspense-Thriller), Kaliyugam Pattanamalo (Mystery-Thriller). At the same time, two films – Yuva (act-drama) and Tharini (drama) have been released in Kannada. Malayalam cinema is deserted this time. That means no movie is released.

We are talking about the Tamil drama-thriller ‘Idi Minnal Kadhal’. This 2 hours 11 minutes long movie is directed by Balaji Madhavan. Leaving some flaws aside, this movie is worth watching once. There is a novelty in the story, along with entertaining the audience, it also gives a message.

The story begins with Aran (Sibi) who accidentally kills an innocent pedestrian named Hritesh in a hit and run accident. The deceased also has a young son, who is waiting for his father to return. Aran wants to go to the police and confess his crime, but his girlfriend Janani (Bhavya Trikha) does not allow him to do so. Aran was going to go abroad, if he had accepted the crime, then his dream of going abroad would have remained unfulfilled. Janani tries to destroy the evidence with the help of mechanic Raja (Jagan).

Abhi doesn’t know that after his father’s death, he is going to be in big trouble. His father has borrowed money from a moneylender, a psychopath named Arul Pandian. Arul is a villain with pedophile tendencies. That means he has a sexual attraction towards children. A sex worker (Anjali) helps Abhi. In the end Aran also confesses his crime and saves Abhi.

The film’s story presents complex human emotions associated with crime, suspicion and guilt. The story is heart-wrenching.

The main cast of the film includes Siby Bhuvanchandran, Bhavya Trikha, Yasmin Ponnappa, Radha Ravi, Balajishaktivel, Jagan Purushottam, Ajay Aditya, Vincent Nakul, Manoj Mullath etc. As far as the performance of the actors is concerned, everyone has acted well. Jai Aditya impresses in the role of Abhi. However, in some places his innocence seems to fade. Yasmin Janchi plays the role of a sex worker.

The story of the film has been written by Balaji himself. The story seemed complicated in some places, but the rest is better. The producer of the film is Jayachander Pinnamaneni. He himself has done the cinematography. He has done his job well. Sam CS’s music also leaves an impact. Editing by Anthony Gonsalves and production design by T Balasubramaniam are also fine. There were flaws in editing in some places.

Detailed work has also been done on the locations of the film. Actress Bhavya Trikha recently revealed that when some special scenes were to be shot near the war memorial in Chennai at midnight, but due to technical issues, the shooting took a lot of time.

The success of any film also depends on the amount of hard work that went into its pre-production. Balaji Madhavan worked hard and concentrated in this direction. A workshop was held before the shooting began. In this, small scenes were explained in detail. The advantage of this was that the crew and the artists did not face any problem when creating the scene on set and did not have to think much.

The fight sequences of the film are fine. As the story is complicated, the director did not manage to connect the scenes in many places. In short, the complexity of the story draws the attention of the audience. The reference has tried to weave a hyperlink narrative. The beginning is fine, but as the story progresses and the characters begin to open up on the screen, the grip begins to loosen. More work had to be done on the dialogues. An attempt has been made to create light enjoyment through comedy, although it did not seem that effective. It can be said that there is a novelty in the story of the film, it is good, but it could not be portrayed properly on the screen. But it can be seen once.

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