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Amara Kaaviyam Review
- 9/8/2014 10:36:07 PM
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Cast: Sathya, Mia George, Ananth Nag, Aroul Djody, Thambi Ramaiah, Rindhu Ravi, Vaidyanathan, ElizabethDirection: Jeeva SankarGenre: RomanceDuration: 2 hours 37 minutes
Class 12 students Jeeva and Karthika are in love but her parents are against their romance. Jeeva's aggressive streak only complicates matters. Will there be a happy ending for these youngsters?
Movie Review: As the title Amara Kaaviyam flashes on screen, we get below a tagline: a poem of love. This is enough to tell us what Jeeva Sankar is reaching for with this film. This is not going to be merely a love story but an immortal one that is poetic as well. Then, there is the change in the hue of the words — starting in a shade of yellow, the words morph gradually into shades of red. Red as in blood! Blood as in tragedy!
And the film opens in an ethereal place where the heroine is seen running towards something. And we cut to the hero, who is in prison and about to be taken to the court. And as the police van makes its way to the court, it slows down and we are shown two school boys outside eyeing their classmate. A thin smile plays on the hero who is seeing this from the van. If you hadn't noticed the hints in the title card, this opening tells you all about the film — it is a school romance, the hero has committed a crime, and the heroine is dead.
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