Courtesy:
Galatta
Friday,
September
08,
2006
The
story
starts
with
Gautham
(Suriya)
and
Kundavi
(Jyotika)
getting
married
in
a
very
Tamil
ceremony
in
a
little
village
in
Tamilnadu
they
are
happy
and
they
look
wonderful.
6
years
of
bliss,
a
sweet
little
daughter
Aishwarya
(Baby
Shreya)
and
an
idyllic
marriage
in
Mumbai
-
Gautham
and
Kundavi's
life
is
happy,
content
and
as
close
to
perfect
as
it
can
get.
Both
are
working
parents
and
their
life
is
beautifully
balanced
between
work
and
time
at
home
and
outside
with
their
daughter
and
each
other.
One
day,
while
searching
for
something
of
Aishwarya's
for
her
school,
Jyotika
stumbles
upon
a
diary
belonging
to
Gautham.
It
seems
unused
for
many
years
and
she
gives
in
to
her
curiosity
and
reads
through
it,
little
knowing
that
her
life
was
about
to
change
totally...
As
she
reads
through
the
story
of
Gautham's
life
before
he
met
and
married
her,
we
are
led
through
a
flashback...
Gautham,
a
student
of
B.E.
at
an
engineering
college
in
Coimbatore,
meets
Aishwarya
(Bhoomika)
and
they
fall
in
love
with
each
other.
Aishwarya's
father
is
an
MP
and
is
totally
opposed
to
this
affair
and
creates
much
trouble.
Despite
this,
being
very
much
in
love
and
devoted
to
each
other,
Gautham
and
Aishwarya
get
married
at
the
Registrar's.
Aishwarya's
father
is
not
about
to
give
up.
He
sends
his
goons
to
beat
up
Gautham
-
Gautham,
valiantly
fending
them
off,
is
eventually
overpowered
and
lies
beaten
and
bleeding
while
Aishwarya
is
taken
away.
Gautham
recovers
physically,
but
is
not
able
to
reach
Aishwarya
and
she
is
gone
-
out
of
his
life.
He
decides
to
move
to
another
city,
away
from
his
past,
his
grief
and
his
broken
heart.
Before
leaving
though,
he
spends
a
lot
of
time
with
his
surrogate
father,
his
uncle,
who
extracts
a
promise
from
him
that
he
would
soon
find
another
partner,
get
married
and
be
happy
again...
...Kundavi
is
in
shock
that
her
husband
hid
such
a
huge
and
momentous
part
of
his
life
from
her.
She
is
very
upset
and
slowly,
the
marriage
starts
to
become
a
little
strained.
Gautham
doesn't
know
why,
but
Kundavi
is
suddenly
busy
with
work,
they
don't
spend
enough
time
together,
their
relationship
seems
a
little
distant...
Kundavi
makes
excuses
of
having
to
travel
on
work
and
leaves
Mumbai
in
search
of
Aishwarya.
She
meets
Aishwarya's
father
who
tells
her
that
for
6
years,
Aishwarya
has
been
in
Australia
and
would
be
returning
shortly.
Kundavi
returns
in
a
few
days
to
Mumbai
and
her
home.
One
day,
there
is
a
knock
on
the
door
and
Gautham
opens
the
door...
and
finds,
to
his
shock,
Aishwarya
standing
there.
Emotional
turmoil
and
utter
confusion
besiege
him
and
he
turns
to
find
Kundavi
standing
behind
him,
but
she
is
not
shocked
or
surprised.
Kundavi
starts
to
speak...
What
follows
is
a
surprising
series
of
events
that
gives
this
entire
love-triangle-of-sorts,
twists
and
turns.
The
ending
is
poignant
happy
and
yet,
sad...
R.D.
Rajasekar's
cinematography
is
superb
-
as
the
name
of
the
movie
goes,
it
is
cool,
fresh,
young
and
urban.
A.R.
Rahman's
music
needs
no
review
-
it
is
topping
the
charts
as
we
speak
and
as
with
all
his
works,
every
song
captures
the
mood
of
the
moment
and
one
doesn't
know
whether
he
has
made
a
song
for
a
scene
or
the
scene
was
shot
for
his
song.
Kavignar
Vaali's
lyrics
bring
Tamil
richness
to
young
sounds.
As
for
the
cast:
Suriya
is
simply
one
of
the
best
actors
we
have.
He
has
displayed
every
emotion
in
a
young
man
-
love,
passion,
anger,
despair,
re-found
happiness,
shock
-
you
name
it
and
this
young
man
carries
it
off
with
aplomb.
Jyotika's
role
is
different
and
no
one
but
she
could
have
done
it
so
well.
She
is
an
urban,
professional
young
woman
who
is
also
very
much
a
family
girl.
Her
portrayal
of
a
woman
who
has
to
make
some
emotional
sacrifices
and
bring
the
first
love
of
her
husband
home,
is
done
beautifully.
Suriya
and
Jyotika's
off-screen
chemistry
is
definitely
reflected
on-screen.
They
look
like
a
couple
in
love.
Bhoomika
is
like
a
small
poem
-
her
role
is
brief,
but
leaves
a
lasting
impression.
Overall,
the
direction
is
smooth
and
well
done.
It's
not
an
action-packed
entertainer
or
a
comedy,
but
the
concept
of
a
love
triangle
and
lost-and-found
love
is
refreshingly
brought
to
the
audience.
This
is
a
Sillunu
Oru
Kaadhal
-
It's
cool,
it's
refreshing,
it's
different...
it's
worth
watching!
Cast-
Suriya,
Jyotika,
Bhoomika,
,
Vadivelu,
Santhanam,
Baby
Shreya.
Banner
-
Studio
Green
Screenplay,
dialogues,
Direction
-
Krishna
Producer
-
K.E.
Gnanavelraja
Cinematographer
-
R.
D.
Rajasekar
Lyrics-
Kavignar
Vaali
Editing-
Antony
Music
-
A.R.
Rahman
Story
-
A.C.
Durai
Stunts-
Vikram
Dharma
PRO
-
Nikil
Suriya
Official
Site
-
www.rssurya.com
Jyotika
Official
Site
-
www.jothikaonline.com
.