Idhu
Enna
Maayam
movie
review
is
here.
Check
it
out
to
know
what
this
romcom
has
in
store
for
you.
The
film
is
directed
by
AL
Vijay
and
stars
Vikram
Prabhu
and
debutante
Keerthi
Suresh
in
lead
roles.
Idhu
Enna
Maayam
Plot:
Vikram
Prabhu
(Arun)
and
Keerthi
Suresh
(Priya)
are
two
young
lovers
who
call
it
quits
and
break
their
relationship
up
for
their
own
good.
After
a
few
years,
Arun
becomes
a
local
favourite
of
all
college
goers
and
youngsters
as
he
helps
them
to
sweep
their
respective
lovers
off
their
feet,
a
character
which
reminds
you
of
Ilayathalapathy
Vijay's
in
Shahjahan.
Fate
makes
sure
that
both
Arun
and
Priya
meet
each
other
after
a
few
years.
Whether
or
not
they
resuscitate
their
lost
love,
which
according
to
them
is
magic,
forms
the
remaining
story.
Performances:
Performances
of
veteran
actors
like
Nassar
and
Ambika
adds
strength
to
the
movie.
Vikram
Prabhu
looks
just
too
old
for
the
role
of
a
college
student
and
his
performance
is
clichéd
and
reminds
you
of
his
previous
movies.
Keerthi
Suresh
has
got
what
it
takes
to
become
a
successful
actress
in
Kollywood.
The
girl
is
way
better
when
it
comes
to
her
lip-sync,
if
compared
with
some
of
the
established
actresses
Tamil
cinema
currently
has.
Technicalities:
The
film
has
some
promising
technicians
like,
Nirav
Shah
handling
its
cinematography,
Anthony
at
the
editing
table
and
GV
Prakash
taking
care
of
the
musical
score.
In
fact,
all
of
them
have
delivered
the
goods
barring
a
couple
of
songs.
But
the
real
and
surprising
problem
lies
with
the
film's
writing
and
narration
by
its
director
AL
Vijay.
It
can
be
safely
said
that
Idhu
Enna
Maayam
is
AL
Vijay's
weakest
work
so
far
in
his
career.
Both
first
and
second
halves
houses
many
clichéd
moments
which
tests
your
patience
to
the
core.
To
make
things
worse,
the
screenplay
gets
ridiculously
predictable
toward
the
end
which
finishes
with
an
inappropriate
climax.
Overall
View:
As
mentioned
earlier,
AL
Vijay's
choice
of
taking
up
a
romcom
has
backfired
terribly,
for
the
movie
is
barren.
In
the
slides
below,
check
out
some
interesting
stills
along
with
valuable
information
pertaining
to
this
film: