Majnu
A hero on a hit-delivering spree. A sensible director. A production house that knows how to bring such talent together. All these make 'Majnu' a film to watch out for.
Apart from 'Nirmala Convent', this is another love story to watch out for this season. Nani here plays a lover boy in more than one troubled relationships. Well in advance, the director has put the point across: it's about confusions about whether it's love or merely affection, whether it's one-sided or mutual, so on and so forth. On the face of it, the love story(ies) has/have turbulence going for it/them, more than what we have seen in any rom-com in recent past.
The flirtatious Adithya (Nani) strikes chemistry with Anu Emmanuel and Priya Sri.
Since comedy is said to be in greater proportion than in 'Uyyala Jampala', expect Sathya, Sapthagiri and Posani Krishna Murali to tickle the funny bone in company with Nani.
The technical elements (Gopi Sunder's music and Gnanasekhar's cinematography) are a high.