Out
of
many
movies
that
released
today,
Ivanuku
Thannila
Gandam
had
some
expectations
among
fans
and
movie
buffs.
Has
Ivanuku
Thannila
Gandam
managed
to
impress
the
audience?
What
does
the
movie
has
to
offer?
Read
our
review
to
know.
Plot:
Deepak
plays
a
futile
anchor
who
doesn't
find
peace
at
work.
To
make
things
worse,
one
of
his
colleague
gives
him
a
tough
competition
which
puts
Deepak's
job
at
risk.
If
his
professional
life
is
a
mess,
his
personal
life
too
doesn't
treat
him
well
leaving
him
distressed.
In
the
midst
of
all
these
unfortunate
events,
he
is
chased
by
a
money
lender
to
whom
he
owes
lots
of
money.
Frustrated
with
his
life,
Deepak
chooses
to
take
out
the
exasperation
by
joining
his
friends
for
a
late
night
booze
party.
Deepak
wakes
up
the
next
morning
to
find
a
couple
of
dead
bodies.
His
money
lender
and
the
troublesome
colleague
are
now
history
which
puts
him
in
deeper
trouble.
He
gets
a
call
from
the
killer
who
informs
him
that
he
has
succeeded
in
his
job.
Who
is
this
killer?
Will
Deepak
be
able
to
sort
out
all
his
issues
forms
the
crux
of
this
story.
Performances:
Though
Rajendran
makes
his
appearance
only
in
the
second
half,
he
carries
the
entire
film
from
that
point
onwards.
Ivanuku
Thannila
Gandam
can
be
termed
as
a
Rajendran
film
as
this
movie
would
almost
be
worthless
without
his
contribution.
Lead
actor
Deepak
has
done
a
fair
job
but
one
feels
that
his
acting
could
be
more
refined
if
he
aims
to
make
it
big
as
a
hero
in
Kollywood.
Supporting
actors
Sentrayan
and
Elango
along
with
the
debutant
actress
Neha
Rathanakaran
have
done
justification
to
their
respective
characters.
Technicalities:
Screenplay
in
the
first
half
is
stagnant.
Apart
from
the
last
30
minutes
which
turns
this
movie
into
an
unbelievable
fun
riot
thanks
to
Rajendran
and
his
antics,
the
rest
of
the
movie
fails
to
evoke
enough
interest
to
keep
the
audience
hooked.
With
unwanted
sub
plots,
the
editor
could've
done
a
much
better
job
in
making
Ivanuku
Thannila
Gandam
an
interesting
watch.
Background
score
by
A7
is
a
tad
below
average.
Overall
View:
Ivanuku
Thannila
Gandam
entertains
you
in
parts
mostly
because
of
Rajendran
without
whom
this
film
would've
gone
absolutely
flat.