GNR
Kumaravelan,
the
son
of
senior
director
GN
Rangarajan,
is
directing
his
second
film,
Yuvan
Yuvathi.
He
has
chosen
a
feel
good
romantic-comedy
subject.
With
the
promotional
videos
and
music,
he
has
successfully
evoked
interest
of
the
audience
towards
the
Tamil
film.
Well,
let
us
see
what
he
and
his
team,
which
comprises
of
Bharath
and
Rima
Kallingal,
have
to
offer.
Read
on
for
Yuvan
Yuvathi
review.
Story:
Kathiresan
(Bharath)
is
the
son
of
self-important
chesty
villager
Sevaka
Pandian
(Sampath
Raj).
The
IT
graduate
is
working
in
a
leading
software
company.
His
wish
is
to
settle
down
in
the
US.
But
his
father
does
not
like
his
son's
changing
attitude,
as
Kathir
starts
to
project
himself
as
an
urban
guy.
To
keep
his
son
under
his
control,
his
father,
who
is
against
love
and
inter-caste
wedding,
fixes
his
marriage
with
a
High
Court
judge's
daughter.
On
the
other
end,
Kathir
falls
in
love
with
Nisha
(Rima
Kallingal),
who
accidentally
meets
her
at
the
US
Consulate.
Their
friendship
starts
with
a
fighting
but
Kathir
ends
up
being
in
love.
They
start
bonding
after
Kathir
helps
Nisha
to
get
her
a
fresh
passport
that
she
lost
during
their
initial
fight.
Soon,
both
of
them
get
visa
but
when
they
are
all
set
for
the
journey,
a
shocking
news
hits
Kathir
badly.
In
fact,
Nisha
was
going
to
her
marriage
in
the
US.
But,
a
twist
in
the
tale
arrives,
when
his
father
misreads
their
friendship
as
love
and
kidnaps
her
before
leaving
abroad.
However,
he
saves
her
but
her
wedding
gets
cancelled.
Later,
Kathir
tries
to
persuade
Nisha
to
love
him
but
she
leaves
to
Seychelles.
After
ten
months,
they
came
face
to
face
again.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance:
Bharath
is
suave
in
Yuvan
Yuvathi
and
has
perfectly
fitted
the
bill.
He
looks
stylish
and
has
shown
his
romantic
side
with
ease.
Rima
Kallingal
will
be
seen
in
the
the
girl-next-door
look.
Her
bonding
has
gelled
well
with
Bharath
in
the
film.
Sampath
has
done
a
brilliant
job
in
the
role
of
young-looking
father
and
has
proved
his
potential.
Santhanam
is
at
his
best.
Especially,
his
one-liners
will
have
you
in
split.
Rest
other
characters
are
okay.
Technical:
S
Ramakrishnan's
story
and
dialogue
are
the
strength
of
the
film.
The
director
without
harming
the
writer's
ideas,
has
scripted
the
story
and
directed
Yuvan
Yuvathi
well.
Another
highlight
of
the
film
is
cinematography,
Gopi's
photography
is
praiseworthy.
He
has
captured
the
locales
of
Seychelles
beautifully.
The
aqua
blue
beaches
captured
by
him
are
treat
to
watch.
Vijay
Antony's
music
is
good.
Verdict:
Bharath
has
hit
back
at
those,
who
called
him
that
he
does
not
have
star
value.
With
his
excellent
performance,
he
has
silenced
his
critics.
Yuvan
Yuvathi
is
a
rollicking
romantic
sojourn.
Cast:
Bharath,
Rima
Kallingal
,
Santhanam,
Sampath
and
others.
Director:
GNR
Kumaravelan
Music:
Vijay
Antony
Cinematography:
Gopi
Producer:
Baija
Released
on:
August
26,
2011