Comedy
films
in
the
current
year
have
done
remarkably
well
at
the
Box
Office
in
Tamil
film
industry.
This
has
paved
way
for
many
filmmakers
to
make
films
on
the
same
genre
in
a
quick
time.
Now,
yet
another
movie
has
hit
the
screens
which
is
billed
as
a
rib-tickling
flick.
Mirchi
Shiva
and
Santhanam
had
a
couple
of
releases
in
2013
and
have
tasted
huge
success.
Now,
they
have
teamed
up
for
Ya
Ya.
The
Tamil
flick
is
directed
by
I
Rajasekaran,
a
former
associate
of
M
Rajesh.
Like
his
guru,
he
has
taken
up
a
fun-filled
script.
Will
he
get
success
like
his
mentor
in
this
genre?
Can
Ya
Ya
become
yet
another
hit
in
comedy
genre
in
2013?
What
the
film
has
to
offer?
Find
it
in
the
review...
Story
Ramarajan
(Shiva)
and
Rajkiran
(Santhanam),
who
are
named
after
the
actors
as
their
parents
are
big
fans
of
the
actors.
But
for
some
reasons,
the
characters
played
by
the
Shiva
and
Santhanam
choose
to
call
themselves
-
Dhoni
and
Sehwag.
They
are
jobless,
but
they
are
not
bothered
about
it.
Roaming
in
the
streets,
drinking
and
teasing
good-looking
girls,
keep
them
busy.
Strangely,
Dhoni
in
search
of
a
government
job
even
though
he
is
sure
that
he
would
not
find
one.
Kanaka
(Sandhya)
plays
the
role
of
his
uncle's
daugther
and
police
constable.
Their
families
want
them
to
marry,
but
both
are
not
interested
with
this
idea.
Rating:
2.0/5
On
attending
an
intereview,
Dhoni
comes
across
Seetha
(Dhansika)
and
falls
in
love,
it
is
a
love
at
first
sight.
But
his
close
friend
Sehwag
tries
to
break
their
relationship.
It
is
because
he
has
been
told
to
do
so
by
buck-toothed
local
councillor
played
by
Devadarshini.
What
follows
next
is
the
interesting
part
of
the
Tamil
flick.
Continue
reading
the
Ya
Ya
review
on
the
slideshow...
Story
The
story
of
Ya
Ya
is
not
praise
worthy.
Neither
there
is
a
logic
nor
the
screenplay
is
engaging
to
entertain
the
audience.
Screenplay
There
are
few
poorly
written
scenes
and
the
entire
screenplay
lacks
the
basic
energy
in
the
flow.
Lead
Actors
Shiva
has
done
his
usual
role
and
there
is
nothing
new
in
it.
He
is
being
typecast
before
audience
would
completely
ignore
him.
Santhanam
too
has
failed
to
impress,
except
occasional
brilliance.
Female
Leads
Dhansika
and
Sandhya
are
good
looking,
but
their
role
is
limited.
Powerstar
Sreenivasan
appears
and
tries
to
change
the
mood
of
the
audience.
Tech
Performance
Vijay
Ebenezer's
music
is
not
inspiring
but
Vetri's
cinematography
is
good.
I
Rajasekaran,
the
captain
of
the
ship,
could
have
done
a
lot
more
work
on
his
story
and
screenplay.
Verdict
With
names
of
Shiva
and
Santhanam
in
the
cast,
people
were
expecting
something
better.
In
the
end,
it
is
nothing
but
a
waste-of-time
affair.