Sarvam movie review...Sarvam paathi Oruvam!
Starring: Arya, Trisha, J. D. Chakravarthy, Indrajith
Direction: Vishnuvardhan
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Production: Ayngaran International
Life can change in a matter of seconds. That’s how fragile our existence is. Sarvvam is a story built with this basic idea. It’s about three people whose lives take a drastic turn in a flash. Yes, life can change in a flash, but what is more important is how we deal with the change. There are some who drown themselves into sorrow and self pity while there are others who look at what remains and try to find happiness. Sarvvam shows the clash of wills of two people who deal in different ways to the losses they faced in their life.
Sarvvam is a move that rides on its visuals throughout. An enjoyable first half is negated by a slack second. Half way into the second half, the first seems like a distant memory. Vishnuvardhan has proved that as a director he has got lots of flair and style. It is the writing that lets him down. Go for Sarvvam only for the beautiful visuals and the Arya-Trisha chemistry. The second half might make you fell a bit impatient at times. The thrills and suspense are missing, much to our dismay.
this movie is 50% out of vishnu's movie...the trills in first half..is not in the second half... and the beauty in first half, is not in the second half... Lastly, there are songs in the movie as a back bone for this movie... illayaraja's old songs as a bgm, creates a impact when listen to it and the remix part is the best... hats of Yuvan and to his father. HOpe Vishnu's next movie give back what he expect!
Direction: Vishnuvardhan
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Production: Ayngaran International
Life can change in a matter of seconds. That’s how fragile our existence is. Sarvvam is a story built with this basic idea. It’s about three people whose lives take a drastic turn in a flash. Yes, life can change in a flash, but what is more important is how we deal with the change. There are some who drown themselves into sorrow and self pity while there are others who look at what remains and try to find happiness. Sarvvam shows the clash of wills of two people who deal in different ways to the losses they faced in their life.
Sarvvam is a move that rides on its visuals throughout. An enjoyable first half is negated by a slack second. Half way into the second half, the first seems like a distant memory. Vishnuvardhan has proved that as a director he has got lots of flair and style. It is the writing that lets him down. Go for Sarvvam only for the beautiful visuals and the Arya-Trisha chemistry. The second half might make you fell a bit impatient at times. The thrills and suspense are missing, much to our dismay.
this movie is 50% out of vishnu's movie...the trills in first half..is not in the second half... and the beauty in first half, is not in the second half... Lastly, there are songs in the movie as a back bone for this movie... illayaraja's old songs as a bgm, creates a impact when listen to it and the remix part is the best... hats of Yuvan and to his father. HOpe Vishnu's next movie give back what he expect!
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