Yennamo Yedho Review

Gautham Karthik's dream to make it big with his debut movie Kadal was shattered, as the Tamil flick failed badly at Box Office. Mani Ratnam's project did not become a perfect launchpad for the son of veteran actor Karthik. After carefully considering a few scripts, the young talent give nod for Ravi Tyagarajan's film Yennamo Yedho.

It is something like do or die battle for Gautham Karthik, as one more flop could prove costly for his future. He has worked hard for Yennamo Yedho and has pinned high hopes on the latest flick. He has teamed up with Rakul Preet Singh and Nikesha Patel for the romantic comedy movie. It has D Imman's music and Gopi Jagadeeswaran's cinematography. Will the film give a break to the budding star? Find it in the review...

Yennamo Yedho is the official remake of Telugu hit movie Ala Modalaindi, which starred Nani, Nithya Menon and Sneha Ullal. The director Ravi Tyagarajan has tweaked the story to suit the Tamil audience. But the main essence of the film remains the same.

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Gautham Karthik gets kidnaped by detective played by Prabhu. On his way, the hero reveals about his love story with Simran (Nikeesha Patel). We are told that he suffers an accident and his sweetheart rushes him to the hospital where she comes across a doctor.

Unfortunately, Simran and the doctor falls in love and they get married. Gautham decides to attend her marriage and he comes across another girl Nithya (Rakul Preet Singh), who was the girlfriend of the doctor. The two broken hearts enjoy each other's company but our hero falls in love with her. Just when he thinks of proposing her, there arrives another twist to the story. How they realises that they are made for each other is the remaining part of the story. Continue reading the story on the slideshow...

Story Analysis

The story of the film is engaging at most of the parts. The first half is easily passable with enough number of humourous scenes. But the second is pretty slow and dragging at parts. However, the story picks up the pace towards the climax.

Gautham Karthik

Gautham Karthik has acted well and has lived upto audience expectations. His body language is good and more such roles might come his way after this flick.

Heroines

Rakul Preet Singh has done a good job. Nikeesha Patel's performance is upto the mark.

Other Cast

Manobala and Madhan Babu break the funny bones of the audience. Rest others have done justice to their roles.

Music

Three songs 'Neeyenna Periya Appatakkara?', 'Mosale Moosale' and 'Puthiya Ulagai' are good to hear. S Thaman's background too works.

Cinematography/Editing

Gopi Jagadeeswaran's cinematography is decent and Alen's editing is okay.

Verdict:

Yennamo Yedho is an enjoyable movie. The Tamil movie is far better than Gautham Karthik's debut movie Kadal.