Bharath
Bala's
Mariyaan
is
getting
a
huge
response
all
over.
As
we
all
know,
Dhanush
is
an
excellent
actor,
and
he
has
again
proved
this
with
Mariyaan.
The
movie
has
benefited
Dhanush
and
Bharath
Bala.
After
smashing
B-Town
audience
with
Raanjhanaa,
Dhanush
is
all
set
to
impress
his
native
audience
again.
Mariyaan
deals
with
the
story
of
construction
fishermen
(Dhanush)
who
will
be
having
a
close
bond
towards
sea,
as
it
is
the
place
where
he
earns
his
livelihood.
He
calls
himself
a
'Prince
of
Ocean'.
The
way
he
earns
his
livelihood
is
shown
in
more
adventurous
way.
More
than
Dhanush's
love
interest,
Panimalar
(Parvathi
Menon)
has
played
the
role
of
a
model
wife,
who
forces
Dhanush
to
change
his
job
and
asks
him
to
go
to
Sudan.
The
movie
takes
a
turn
at
this
movement.
Typically
Dhanush's
movies
used
to
be
one-man
show,
but
in
this
movie,
female
lead
Parvathi
Menon
turns
out
to
be
strong
character
at
the
end.
However,
the
suffering
character
portrayed
by
Dhanush
is
not
new
as
he
has
played
several
such
characters
in
the
past.
Mariyaan
means
immortal
and
director
Bharath
Bala
showcases
two
immortal
things
on
screen
-
one
is
Mariyaan
and
another
is
his
love.
The
movie
concludes
saying
'Love
is
Immortal.'
Continue
reading
story
on
slides...
Story
The
plot
deals
with
the
emotional
journey
of
the
hostage,
who
will
be
kept
in
an
unknown
place.
He
will
be
kidnapped
by
Sudan
Mercenaries.
The
plot
is
adapted
from
the
real
life
incident,
in
2008,
few
oil
workers
were
kidnapped
from
India
and
kept
as
hostage.
Dhanush's
Performance
Dhanush
has
given
extraordinary
performance
especially
in
the
second
half,
where
he
has
to
go
through
physical
struggle.
Parvathi
Menon's
Performance
Parvathi
Menon
plays
a
love
interest
role
of
Dhanush,
who
will
force
him
to
join
as
a
construction
worker
in
Sudan.
She
has
got
a
typical
native
look
with
her
costumes
and
has
maintained
a
good
chemistry
with
Dhanush.
Marc
Koninckx
Camera
Work...
Marc
Koninckx,
work
should
be
appreciated,
his
camera
work
in
the
under-water
scene
is
mind-blowing.
The
location
reminds
us
of
Mani
Ratnam's
Kadal.
Mariyaan
is
the
third
movie
in
recent
days
to
have
the
story
in
coastal
region.
Bharath
Bala's
Direction
The
slow
pace
of
the
movie
helps
the
audience
to
feel
the
emotions
for
more
time.
It
seems
like
director
Bharath
Bala
has
purposefully
leisured
the
pace.
AR
Rahman
The
tracks
'Enga
ponna
raasa' and
'Kadal
raasa
naan'
have
been
is
used
as
a
background
score
in
the
whole
movie.
AR
Rahman's
score
will
make
the
audience
to
keep
humming
even
after
they
are
out
of
theatre.
Verdit
No
doubt
Mariyaan
will
lend
the
National
award
for
Dhanush.
His
sufferings
on-screen,
bursting
and
agony
during
emotional
scenes
have
come
out
well.
The
movie
is
a
must
watch
for
Dhanush's
fans.