Mirattal
is
a
remake
of
blockbuster
Telugu
movie
Dhee,
which
starred
Manchu
Vishnu
and
Genelia
D'Souza
in
the
lead
roles.
The
Tamil
version
features
Vinay
Rai,
Sharmila
Mandre
and
Santhanam
in
the
key
roles.
Billed
as
a
comedy
entertainer,
Mirattal
has
partially
succeeded
in
living
up
to
the
expectations
of
the
audience.
The
movie
tells
the
story
of
a
fun-loving
boy
Bablu
(Vinay
Rai)
and
his
humorous
love
tale
with
a
don
Shankardada's
(Prabhu)
sister
Deepika
(Sharmila
Mandre).
Having
fallen
in
love
with
Deepika,
Bablu
wins
the
heart
of
her
with
ease
and
marries
her.
His
father,
played
by
Pandiraj,
works
for
the
don
and
fears
that
his
son's
act
might
cost
the
lives
of
his
family
members.
The
rest
of
the
story
deals
with
how
the
hero
manages
to
give
a
tough
time
(though
it
fun
to
watch)
to
the
gangster.
The
story
of
the
film
is
very
ordinary
and
there
are
quite
a
few
loopholes
in
the
movie.
But
being
a
comedy
entertainer,
the
audience
will
easily
ignore
those
flaws.
However,
it
can
be
enjoyed
as
it
is
a
fun
ride.
The
strength
of
the
movie
lies
in
the
wonderful
dialogues
that
make
you
sit
till
the
end.
On
the
flip
side,
there
are
boring
moments
too
and
at
parts,
the
story
runs
on
the
expected
lines.
When
it
comes
to
performance,
Vinay
Rai
is
good
in
his
role
and
has
given
his
best
to
do
justice
to
his
character.
Kannada
actress
Sharmila
Mandre,
who
has
made
her
debut
in
Kollywood,
comes
out
with
decent
performance.
But
it
is
Santhanam
(like
his
all
recent
movies),
who
turns
out
to
be
the
lifesaver
of
the
movie.
It
is
difficult
to
imagine
the
film
without
him,
Prabhu,
Pandiraj,
Uma
Padmanabhan,
Pradeep
Rawat,
Ganja
Karuppu,
Mansoor
Ali
Khan
and
others
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Technically,
Pravi
Mani's
music
is
disappointing.
Only
'Kalla
Paravai'
crooned
by
Rahul
Nambiar
and
Suvi
Suresh
is
good
in
the
album
and
Kannan's
cinematography
is
good,
as
he
has
captured
some
of
the
beautiful
locales
of
England.
Verdict:
If
you
want
to
watch
a
movie
without
worrying
about
logic,
then
go
for
it.