Ayothi Twitter Review: Sasikumar & Writer S Ramakrishnan Come Up With A Hard-Hitting Film About Humanity!

The treatment of every scene presented by director Manthira Moorthy is overflowing with emotion. Similarly, the way Sasikumar and others performed for each character was also good.

Ayohti

Ayothi released worldwide in theatres today with a sensational title and a thrilling plot. The film had a special press preview yesterday.

Balram (Yashpal Sharma), an ardent Rama devotee with a patriarchal mentality that anything and everything is the law, takes his wife, daughter and son and travels to Rameswaram on a Diwali day.

Arriving in Madurai at night, the family hires a car and goes to Rameswaram; On the way, the car crashes. In this Balram's wife (Janaki) dies.

While autopsies are customary for people who die in accidents, Sharma insists that their culture does not allow autopsies. Has Janaki's body finally undergone an autopsy? What is the condition of Sasikumar who came to help them? Answers to such questions are the story of the movie Ayothi!

Yashpal Sharma, who plays a northern Hindu, Anju Asrani, who plays his wife Janaki, and Preeti, who plays their daughter are the main characters of the film.

Especially the debutant Preethi gives a great performance. Sasikumar, who plays the role of helping someone in all films, has the same role in this film; Apart from Sasikumar, the film's weakness is that the characters does not make a big impact. Apart from them, none of the characters in the film (including Pugazh) stick in our mind. Every scene director Manthira Moorthy is overflowing with emotion; Similarly, the way he made his actors to perform with each character was also good.

But that alone is not enough for a film. Moreover, the film has a protagonist Sasikumar. Does the director has enough space for Sasikumar in the film? The question arises here. The reason is that Sasikumar's role of Abdul Khaliq can be felt only in the scene where he crosses religion and becomes human in the film's climax.

Music composer Raghunandan has tried his best in the background music even though the songs of the film did not attract much attention. Traveling from Kashi to Rameswaram, Madesh Manikam's camera eyes capture the scenes well. 'Ayothi' would have been noticed if the attention paid to emotion had been paid a little to the screenplay!

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