Debutante
Prashanth
Murali
directed
Paisa
Paisa
is
a
clear
depiction
of
a
possible
happening
in
one's
life.
It
throws
light
on
the
importance
of
money
in
life.
At
times,
no
matter
however
rich
we
are,
one
may
become
in
need
of
money
and
that
too
a
small
amount,
finds
it
difficult
to
raise
it.
That's
life
and
Prashanth
is
carving
out
that
real
truth.
Balu
(Aju
Varghese)
comes
to
Chennai
for
attending
an
interview.
He
has
only
his
mother
and
lady
love
Pooja
(Apoorva
Bose)
in
his
life.
Before
attending
the
interview,
he
calls
his
love
and
talks
to
her
on
phone.
After
the
first
round,
since
there
is
ample
time
left
for
the
second
phase,
Balu
thinks
of
going
out
for
shopping.
He
gets
an
auto
to
a
railway
station,
but
it
takes
him
to
a
desolate
area
where
he
comes
to
know
that
he
has
been
kidnapped.
Ten
thousand
rupees
is
the
ransom
asked.
Balu
suddenly
calls
up
his
friend
Kishore
(Indrajith),
who
is
on
his
way
to
settle
down
the
fight
with
his
wife
Surya
(Mamta
Mohandas).
Kishore
tries
his
best
to
get
the
ransom
demanded.
Even
though
it
was
not
a
big
amount,
no
one
came
forward
to
lend
a
helping
hand.
It
was
only
then,
Kishore
realises
the
real
face
of
his
friends
and
relatives.
The
climax
of
the
movie
is
shot
in
a
very
thrilling
manner.
Indrajith-
Mamta
Again!
Mamta
Mohandas
is
pairing
up
with
Indrajith
through
this
film.
They
were
earlier
seen
together
in
Race
movie,
where
Mamta
played
opposite
Kunchacko
Boban
and
Indrajith
played
the
villain.
Money
Matters!
The
film
highlights
the
fact
that
money
matters
in
one's
life.
It
does
not
matter
how
small
the
amount
is
but
the
luck
to
get
the
right
amount
at
the
right
time
is
all
that
is
important.
Positive
Sides
The
movie
reminds
everyone
the
importance
of
even
a
single
pie
in
life.
Indrajith
gets
into
the
character
and
is
well
portrayed
throughout
the
film.
One
can
feel
the
energy
and
spirit
with
his
character
in
the
movie.
Music
has
also
shown
its
part
in
a
decent
manner.
Kishore
Mani's
cinematography
is
excellent.
Other
cast
has
also
proved
their
roles
to
be
a
success.
Negativeness
In
The
Film
The
movie
though
is
a
thriller,
lacks
the
drama
it
needs.
At
some
point,
we
feel
the
movie
is
out
of
control
as
the
dialogues
are
found
lagging.
Verdit
Paisa
Paisa
is
a
paisa
vasool
movie.
It
is
a
thriller
with
lots
of
good
moments
that
has
close
links
into
one's
life.
Do
not
keep
a
high
expectation.
It
is
a
watchable
flick.