Aadhalal
Kaadhal
Seiveer
(AKS)
is
a
love
story
of
youths,
their
sufferings
when
things
go
wrong
in
their
love
and
its
impact
on
their
respective
families.
The
movie
deals
with
the
story
of
college
student
Karthik
(Santosh),
a
cool
dude,
who
he
falls
in
love
with
Shwetha
(Manisha
Yadav).
Things
turn
worse
in
the
love
story
when
they
involve
in
careless
dating.
Suseenthiran,
who
has
directed
village
based
drama
like,
Vennila
Kabbadi
Kuzhu
and
Azhagarsamiyin
Kuthirai
is
back
with
his
favourite
theme
love.
He
has
handled
the
film
bravely
without
compromising
on
the
message
it
sets
out
to
deliver
to
the
audiences.
The
plot
deals
with
the
ups
and
downs
of
the
love
in
the
student
life,
and
how
the
present
day
youths
fool
their
parents
is
the
plus
point
of
the
movie.
But,
the
portrayal
of
love
and
youth
carelessly
dating
scenes
lack
the
credibility.
AKS
doesn't
present
a
chauvinistic
view
of
the
issue,
but
highlights
how
carelessly
youngsters
take
decisions
in
life
without
even
an
iota
of
guilt
or
responsibility.
It
also
presents
a
viewpoint
of
the
elders.
To
top
it
all,
AKS
has
a
very
powerful
and
unexpected
climax
to
send
us
back
home
with
a
heavy
heart.
This
is
only
to
remind
us
about
the
harsh
realities
of
our
society
and
how
we
have
been
living
amidst
all
this.
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Santosh
Ramesh
Performance
A
debutant
actor
has
done
a
pretty
good
job,
he
has
adapted
all
the
quality
of
the
present
day
youths
to
his
role
Karthik.
His
acting
will
be
impressive
when
he
handles
the
situation,
when
his
careless
dating
takes
a
different
turn.
Manisha
Yadav
Performance
When
compared
to
Santosh,
Manisha's
acting
is
impressive.
She
has
improved
a
lot
from
her
debut
Vazhakku
Enn
18/9.
Her
acting
becomes
notable
especially
when
she
fools
her
parents.
Supporting
Roles
Versatile
actor
Jayaprakash
and
Thulasi
as
Manisha's
parents
portray
a
very
polished
and
emotional
performance.
Their
scenes
in
the
second
half
weave
a
strong
emotional
bond
with
audiences.
Arjun
as
the
lead
pair's
friend
ensures
some
laughs
even
in
the
most
serious
scenes.
Direction
Breaking
away
from
the
aforementioned
outlook,
director
Suseenthiran
crafts
an
intelligent
and
bold
story
about
hormone-driven
teenage
romance.
He
makes
us
look
at
a
domestic
issue
through
the
young
eyes
of
his
protagonists
who
stand
testimonial
to
modern-day
generation.
Music
Music
by
Yuvan
Shankar
Raja
is
a
bonus,
while
editing
by
Anthony
is
definitely
a
blessing.
With
most
Tamil
films
clocking
nearly
three
hours,
to
make
a
film
that
addresses
a
domestic
problem
with
unparalleled
compassion
in
less
than
two
hours
is
an
achievement.
Verdict
The
movie
talks
about
the
irresponsible
approach
of
youths
towards
love.
AKS
is
a
complete
family
entertainer
with
a
message
for
parents
and
youths.