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Critics Review: Mariyaan Gets Thumbs Up
Dhanush starrer Mariyaan got a grand release on July 19. The movie is performing well, and no doubt, it will loot the Box-Office.
The movie directed by Bharath Bala, has Dhanush and Parvathi Menon in the lead roles. Movie deals with the story of a construction fishermen, who will be kidnapped and taken hostage in Sudan by mercenaries. The movie is based on the real incidents, which took place in 2008.
Bharath Bala's Mariyaan is getting a huge response all over. As we all know that 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 was much anticipated movie of the year and it has been well worth to wait. Critics have given positive reviews for Mariyaan.
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Sify 3 Stars
Mariyaan's team work is the best, apart from Dhanush and Parvathi Menon the technical team has equally worked hard for the movie. Even when the movie pace will slow down in the second half it is the character that holds the audience till the climax. On the whole Mariyaan is an experience worth your time.
Rediff: 3 Stars
Dhanush has completely immersed in the character and Parvathi Menon has never allowed Dhanush to overshadow her. Marc Koninckx's cinematography is one of the highlights and the visuals are captured realistically. The only drawback of the movie is the slow pace in the second half. It is definitely a must watch movie.
Behindwoods: 3 Stars
There is no question of the crews hard work and the lead casts outstanding work. Mariyaan might not appeal to the common man who is seeking unadulterated entertainment. A movie with breathtaking visuals, heart-stopping musics terrifically talented cast set on a very leisurely paced narrative.
Indiaglitz: Ratings 3.5
Magnificence acting of Dhanush has proved that, he is no more an ordinary actor and Parvathi's chemistry with Dhanush is one of the best in Tamil cinema. Rahman is one word 'Awesome' and Marc Koninckx's cinematography sum up the movie. A fine movie not just to watch and enjoy, but to feel and relish.
IANS
Mariyaan is technically brilliant. Be it the scenes in the fishing hamlet or in Sudan, where even the driest desert looks stunning, these scenes never fail to dazzle you every instant. The film's pace could one of the reasons masses may not embrace Maryaan, as much as they have cheered for Dhanush's films in the past. Irrespective of its Box-Office response, I believe this one will go down as one of the brilliant love stories.
