Kadhalai Thavira Verondrum Illai
Indian romantic comedy film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kadhalai Thavira Verondrum Illai (transl. Besides love, there is nothing) is a 2014 Indian Tamil-language romantic comedy film directed by K. Selva Bharathy and starring Yuvan, Saranya Mohan and Imman Annachi.[1][2] The film was released to highly negative reviews.
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Directed by | K. Selva Bharathy |
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Cinematography | Bhoopathy |
Edited by | M. S. Bala |
Music by | Srikanth Deva |
Production company | Chen Movies |
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Country | India |
Language | Tamil |
Cast
- Yuvan as Anbu
- Saranya Mohan as Kamali
- Imman Annachi as Lawrence
- Theepetti Ganesan
- Rahul
- Rohith
- Chutti Aravind
- Annamalai Aravind
- Master Riyaan
- Harini Krishnan
Production
After watching Pasanga (2009), K. Selva Bharathy was inspired to make a film on similar lines. After seeing Yuvan's photos in a dubbing studio, Selva Bharathy decided to cast him in the lead. Yuvan plays the role of a rude man through the first half of the film and the reason for his character to act that way is explained in the second half.[3]
Soundtrack
The music was composed by Srikanth Deva.[3]
- "Nokia Ponnu" - Gana Bala and Simrutha
- "Kutti Kutti Thevathainga" - Akilesh and Simrutha
- "Deala No Deala" - Theepetti Ganesan, Simrutha
- "Kedi Boys" - Srikanth Deva
- "Verondrum Illai" (title song)
Release and reception
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Perspective
The film had a low-key release on 5 September 2014 alongside Amara Kaaviyam, Pattaya Kelappanum Pandiya and Poriyaalan.[4]
A critic from iFlicks wrote that "Director K.Selvabarathi has taken the film with children but failed to make it interesting. The confession scene which runs for five minutes gives a good social message. Songs are average in Srikanth Deva's music. Boopathi's cinematography is irritating" and criticised the acting of the leads.[5] A critic from Webdunia wrote that the sarcasm of "Verondrum Illai, Verondrum Illai" (transl. Nothing else, nothing else) could be heard in the theater. This does not meet any of the standards of a good movie. Overall, this is a joke, war, surgery, a joke, a leg-splitting, trashy movie.[6] A critic from Eniya Tamil called the film onum illai (transl. nothing), a play on the film's title. The critic criticized the film's acting and cinematography and felt that the film's music was okay.[7]
References
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