Dhanush
has
made
a
dream
debut
in
Bollywood
with
Raanjhanaa,
which
was
released
last
Friday
(June
21).
The
actor
got
a
rousing
welcome
from
critics
as
well
as
audience.
As
a
result,
the
movie
has
become
a
hit
and
inching
towards
reaching
the
50-crore
mark
at
the
Bollywood
Box
Office.
However,
the
dubbed
version
of
the
movie
in
Tamil
is
releasing
worldwide
today
(June
28).
The
success
in
the
Bollywood
has
obviously
made
the
makers
of
the
film
to
have
a
large
release
in
Kollywood.
Raanjhanaa,
which
is
titled
as
Ambikapathy
in
Tamil,
is
releasing
in
275
screens
in
Tamil
Nadu.
Indeed,
it
is
the
biggest
ever
release
for
a
dubbed
Hindi
film
in
the
state.
Well,
let
us
see
what
the
movie
has
to
offer.
Read
on
for
the
review...
The
story
is
narrated
in
flashback
where
Dhanush
recalls
the
first
time
he
laid
eyes
on
the
object
of
his
affection,
Zoya.
He
obsesses
and
loves
her
to
the
extent
that
every
slap
and
rejection
is
a
thorn
disguised
as
a
flower
in
his
mind.
And
also
the
actor's
character
shows
that
it
is
not
cool
to
fall
in
love.
A
Hindu
boy
loving
a
Muslim
girl
(Sonam
Kapoor)
with
such
tenacity
that
the
latter
is
compelled
to
give
in,
if
only
briefly.
The
girl's
family
sends
her
to
her
aunt's
place
in
horror
to
complete
her
education.
Audience
would
witness
behaviours
like
angry,
aggressive,
passionate,
temperamental,
moody
and
quite
simply
majestic
in
Ambikapathy.
The
movie
is
an
opulent,
epic,
seductive,
raging
and
rippling
ode
to
love.
The
script,
by
Himanshu
Sharma,
journey
from
the
boy's
childhood
when
he
first
sees
his
object
of
adoration
doing
her
namaaz,
and
follows
him
to
adulthood,
much
in
the
same
way
as
he
follows
her
around.
The
beauty
of
the
story
is
that
the
story
is
built
with
the
drama
at
a
gentle
pace
and
has
taken
care
to
create
the
right
kind
of
physical
and
psychological
spaces
for
the
characters
to
breathe
and
evolve
in.
Unconventional
Take
On
Love
Ambikapathy
has
an
unconventional
take
on
love.
The
movie
celebrates
the
pain
of
heartbrokenness.
The
first
half
is
amazingly
brilliant,
and
the
second
half
is
good.
Dhanush
Wins
The
Heart
Performance
wise,
Dhanush,
as
praised
by
Bollywood
critics
and
audience,
is
at
his
very
best.
Tamil
audience
have
seen
him
doing
such
acts,
but
this
will
remain
special
as
it
is
his
first
outing
in
the
B-Town.
Sonam,
A
Show
Stealer
Sonam
Kapoor
has
played
her
part
well.
She
has
expressed
his
varied
expressions
brilliantly.
And
also
her
chemistry
with
Dhanush
gets
full
marks.
Others'
Performance
Supporting
cast
is
a
major
highlight.
Of
all,
Mohammed
Zeeshan
Ayyub
is
good.
Swara
Bhaskar
does
a
fantastic
job
and
Abhay
Deol
impresses
even
in
those
few
scenes.
Anand
L
Rai
Along
with
the
performances,
there
are
some
colourful
one-liners
and
dialogues.
There
is
also
AR
Rahman's
brilliant
music.
Well,
the
credit
for
coming
up
with
a
good
story
and
taking
best
out
of
his
team
should
go
to
director
Anand
L
Rai.