Ashok
Selvan
and
Bindu
Madhavi
starrer
Savaale
Samaali
has
been
released
all
over
Tamil
Nadu.
Touted
to
be
a
comedy
entertainer,
the
film
had
gathered
some
expectations
prior
to
its
release.
Does
the
movie
has
enough
in
it
to
make
you
laugh?
Continue
reading
our
review
to
know.
Savaale
Samaali
Plot:
Ashok
Selvan
works
in
a
small-time
TV
channel
headed
by
Karunas.
As
their
channel
is
one
among
the
worst
when
it
comes
to
the
TRP
ratings,
Ashok
Selvan
along
with
his
friend,
played
by
Jagan,
come
up
with
a
plan
to
make
their
TV
channel
recognizable.
The
device
is
to
host
a
love
reality
show,
which
they
hope
would
change
their
channel's
fortunes.
Will
they
be
able
to
succeed
in
their
mission?
The
answer
lies
in
the
rest
of
the
movie
as
director
Sathyasiva
has
tried
to
expose
the
comical
elements
involved
in
TV
shows.
Performances:
Ashok
Selvan's
attempt
to
try
a
full
length
comedy
movie
has
backfired
as
the
actor
looks
totally
unconvincing
when
he
tries
to
make
his
audience
laugh.
Leading
lady
Bindu
Madhavi
gets
limited
screen
space
in
which
the
actress
has
hardly
expressed.
In
fact,
she
looks
like
a
total
misfit.
Jagan's
one
liners
have
failed
largely
barring
a
couple
of
scenes
where
he
has
managed
to
evoke
laughter
genuinely.
The
only
comfort
this
movie
gets
in
its
performance
department
comes
in
the
form
of
veteran
performers
like
Nassar,
MS
Bhaskar
and
Oorvasi.
Technicalities:
ShelvaKumar's
cinematography
is
on
par
when
compared
to
some
of
the
recently
released
Tamil
films.
His
angles
though
are
pretty
straight
forward.
Editor
Ahamed
could've
easily
trimmed
many
unwanted
scenes
which
would've
at
least
made
the
film
shorter.
Surprisingly,
Thaman's
background
score
too
fails
at
many
places.
Overall
View:
Savaale
Samaali's
basic
objective
is
to
induce
laughter.
But
unfortunately,
the
film
fails
to
achieve
that.