Courtesy:
Galatta
Tuesday,
October
03,
2006
Navdeep,
of
Arinthum
Ariyamalum
fame,
is
back
with
the
pulsating
romantic
flick,
which
centres
around
the
school
campus
and
the
growing
pangs
of
adolescents.
Illavattam,
starring
Navdeep
and
Sheela
in
the
lead
roles,
is
packed
with
romance
and
action
in
the
right
mix
and
is
sure
to
regale
those
who
like
their
films
to
throb
with
intensity
and
entertainment.
Seenu
(Navdeep)
and
Lakshmi
(Sheela)
are
classmates.
Misunderstandings
between
them
lead
to
their
love
for
each
other.
Lakshmi
is
the
daughter
of
a
rich
landlord
(Vijaya
Kumar)
and
Seenu
belongs
to
a
middle
class
family.
Sethupathy
(Bablu),
the
uncle
of
Lakshmi,
is
a
money-minded
person.
He
murders
the
landlord
to
take
over
his
properties
and
make
plans
to
marry
Lakshmi.
As
a
typical
villain,
he
tries
to
separate
the
lovers,
and
fails.
District
Collector
Rajarajeshwari
(Suhashini)
helps
the
lovers.
How
Seenu
and
Lakshmi
get
united
after
all
the
strong
opposition
from
Sethupathy
and
his
horrid
henchmen,
forms
the
screenplay.
This
may
be
an
off-repeated
theme
in
Tamil
filmdom,
but
has
been
made
interesting
by
a
pacy
narration
by
director
Rajaraja.
The
scenes
of
this
movie
reminds
one
about
the
old
movies
with
related
themes.
Mani
Sharma
has
come
out
with
peppy
tunes.
Navdeep
has
made
use
of
this
opportunity
to
exhibit
his
talents.
Sheela
fits
her
character
to
a
T.
Vijaya
Kumar
and
Bablu
have
done
a
commendable
job.
Producer
Moorthy's
Illavattam
is
a
youthful
entertainer.
Cast-
Navdeep,
Sheela,
Vijaya
Kumar,
Shuhasini,
Manorama,
Bablu.
Banner
-
Raja
Rajeshwari
Combines
Producer
-
H.G.K.
Moorthy
Story,
Screenplay,
Dialogues,
Director
-
A.R.
Rajaraja
Cinematographer
-
Selva
Editing-
Raja
Mohammad
Arts-
Venkateshwararao
Stunts-
Kanal
Kannan
Lyrics-
Snehan
Music
director
-
Mani
Sharma
PRO
-
Maunam
Ravi
Date
of
Release
-
29th
September,
2006