Jyothika
is
back
on
the
big
screen
through
36
Vayadhinile(36
Vayathinile)
to
entertain
one
and
all.
But
her
comeback
movie
might
not
target
entertainment
alone,
why?
Continue
to
read
our
review.
36
Vayadhinile
Plot:
Jyothika's
husband,
played
by
Rahman,
decides
to
move
to
Ireland
along
with
his
family
for
their
own
betterment.
Unfortunately,
Jyothika
is
denied
visa
from
an
Irish
firm
as
she
has
just
turned
36.
Rest
of
the
film
deals
with
the
same
concept
as
to
what
a
36
year
old
Indian
woman
goes
through
in
her
day
to
day
life,
from
realizing
that
she
has
sacrificed
everything
for
her
family
to
being
considered
less
important
by
her
teenage
daughter.
In
a
cinematic
twist,
Jyothika
gets
a
chance
to
meet
the
Indian
President.
She
suddenly
becomes
the
centre
of
attraction,
in
a
wrong
way,
as
she
faints
right
in
front
of
the
President
and
becomes
a
laughing
stock
wherever
she
goes,
which
includes
almost
all
social
media
networks.
Considering
this
as
an
embarrassment
and
an
opportunity
to
fly
to
Ireland,
Rahman
along
with
his
daughter
moves
to
the
foreign
nation
as
planned
earlier,
leaving
Jyothika
behind.
What
forms
the
crux
of
this
story
is
how
Jyothika
decides
to
chase
her
dreams,
inspired
by
her
friend,
played
by
Abhirami,
as
she
finally
gives
herself
a
chance
to
be
what
she
has
always
dreamt
of
being.
Performances:
As
expected,
Jyothika
literally
carries
the
entire
film
on
her
shoulders,
brilliantly
portraying
an
average
middle
aged
woman.
She
will
make
you
laugh
and
cry
with
her
expressions
alone.
Rahman
and
other
other
supporting
cast
have
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
While
Siddharth
Basu
makes
you
believe
that
he
is
the
actual
President
of
India,
Abhirami's
characterization
is
not
as
convincing
as
it
should've
been,
one
might
feel.
Technicalities:
What
stands
out
in
the
entire
movie
is
Viji's
dialogues,
for
it
is
laced
with
humour
even
while
conveying
a
serious
message.
Both
message
and
the
humour
hits
you
hard
and
makes
the
entire
film
believable.
While
the
screenplay
is
almost
perfect
in
the
first
half,
it
gets
a
bit
too
hasty
in
the
second
half
giving
us
the
impression
that
the
director
wants
to
finish
the
movie
quickly.
Cinematography
by
R
Diwakaran
is
neat
as
he
has
not
attempted
anything
extravagant.
Editor
Mahesh
Narayanan
has
made
an
honest
attempt
with
a
run
time
of
1
hour
and
55
minutes
which
is
refreshing.
Background
score
by
Santhosh
Narayanan
adds
stability
and
strength
as
it
helps
the
movie
in
conveying
its
message.
Overall
View:
Overall,
36
Vayadhinile
is
a
perfect
comeback
film
for
Jyothika
as
it
entertains
and
gifts
you
a
valuable
message
that
can
be
carried
along
from
theatre
to
home.
Check
out
the
slides
below
for
some
of
the
best
scenes
and
a
few
interesting
trivia
about
the
movie:
In
August
2014,
it
was
announced
that
actress
Jyothika
would
make
a
comeback
to
acting
after
a
eight-year
sabbatical
by
featuring
in
the
Tamil
remake
of
Rosshan
Andrrews's
Malayalam
film
How
Old
Are
You.
On
Her
Way
To
Realize
Her
Dream
Suriya
agreed
to
produce
the
venture
under
his
production
banner
2D
Entertainment,
while
director
and
writer
Rosshan
Andrrews
and
Bobby
Sanjay
were
retained
from
the
original
version.
Jyothika
And
Her
Subtle
Expressions
Suriya
revealed
that
Jyothika
and
he
were
impressed
by
the
Malayalam
version
and
Jyothika
took
two
days
to
agree
to
make
a
return
as
an
actress.
One
Of
The
Best
Scene
Actor
Rahman
was
added
to
the
cast
in
October
2014,
to
play
the
role
originally
essayed
by
Kunchacko
Boban.
Music
director
Santhosh
Narayanan
was
signed
on
to
compose
the
film's
score
and
soundtrack.
At
Her
Office
The
shoot
of
the
film
began
in
November
2014
and
shoots
were
planned
to
take
place
in
Chennai,
Delhi
and
Rajasthan.
The
final
scene
of
the
film
was
first
shot,
with
scenes
of
Jyothika's
character
meeting
the
President,
played
by
Siddharth
Basu,
at
Rashtrapati
Bhavan
filmed
in
New
Delhi.
The
Humour
Side
Of
The
Actress
Apart
from
her
amazing
expressions
Jyothika
has
impressed
one
and
all
with
her
subtle
humour,
powered
by
Viji's
outstanding
dialogues.
Jyothika's
Dilemma
In
The
Movie
During
the
first
schedule,
actress
Abhirami
also
signed
on
to
portray
a
pivotal
role,
marking
a
comeback
to
Tamil
films
after
an
eleven-year
absence.
On
Her
Way
To
The
Office
Sanjay
Bharathi
was
also
offered
a
small
role
in
the
film
by
producer
Suriya,
who
had
been
working
with
him
in
another
production,
Masss
Life
In
A
Bus
The
scenes
that
involves
Jyothika's
bus
journeys
forms
an
important
part
in
the
entire
film.
The
Queen
Of
Expressions
Is
Back
36
Vayadhinile
is
truly
a
treat
to
all
Jyothika
fans
who
have
been
patiently
waiting
for
her
comeback.
And
she
is
back
with
a
bang.