Neerparavai

fantastic movie

Neerparavai Review Every time, we come across the news ‘Tamil Fishermen brutally killed by Sri Lankan Navy’ flashing on the TV news channels and newspapers, it leaves a lump in our throats. It’s been a clamorous issue of hundreds of innocuous souls that have been viciously murdered over the years that hasn’t come to an end till now. Although, we tend to witness more on media, a large portion of merciless deaths remain under covers. Neer Paravai is about one such incident that leaves a deep impact of grief for the helpless fishermen, who are succumbing to these cruel incidents. The film opens with middle-aged Esther (Nanditha Das) arrested for burying her husband Arulappasamy (Vishnu), who passed away before 26 years. Esther doesn’t miss to reveal that she murdered her husband. The inquisitive enquiry begins and so is the flashback about the good-for-nothing Arulappasamy, who later transforms into a responsible person after falling in love with Esther (Sunaina). It’s a blissful scenario for Arulappasamy and Esther as they get married with their parents’ blessings and are blessed with a baby. While everything goes happy and peaceful, an incident changes their lives forever. Seenu Ramasamy interweaves the real life incident on a emotional note laced with romance, sentiments and humour in places. Let’s not come up with prototyped statement – Vishnu has reached the next level of