Vels Films International have opted for a different subject and have added solid production values and the youth audiences would surely keep the cash registers ringing. Ravi, who is the son of veteran film editor Mohan, had made his acting debut as a lead with the 2003 Tamil film Jayam under the direction of his elder brother Mohan Raja.A remake of a Telugu hit of the same name, Jayam turned out to be a huge hit at the box office. Debutante Pradeep Ranganathan a youngster displays authority in a few scenes amateurism in others and has also not really burnt the house with his core idea but on the whole, he shows glimpses of brilliance and could build a strong career from this headstart. Popular Tamil actor Jayam Ravi is celebrating his 41 birthday on Friday, September 10. Editor Praveen KL has saved the entire film by his cuts for the climax moving the audience. Richard M Nathan's cinematography has made the film exuberant with the flood sequence taking the cake. The familiar Hip Hop Tamizha songs provide the youthful vigor to the proceedings while the background score is loud and intrusive in a few instances. Jayam Ravi's hard work is almost nullified by the inconsistency in his characterization like for example one moment he learns to use the Facebook and a few scenes later do not know what the internet is capable of. On the downside, the screenplay fails to capitalize on the novel premise of a coma patient waking up after several years. The first half struggles to move forward and the second half suddenly takes an entirely different path leaving the audience in a confused state and the novelty of the film is lost in the bargain. What works best in 'Comali' is the touching climax where the real-life moments during the 2015 Chennai floods have been cleverly used to send home a good message. The sequence where Ravi, Samyukta, Sharaa and Yogi Babu search for the negative is pretty hilarious. Some of the comparisons between the 90s and present hit home and so do the message to give kids more outdoors and take them off gadgets. ShaaRaa's loud and over the top acting for a change works to his advantage. Ravikumar plays the antagonist with a touch of humor. Yogi Babu is in top form as the hero's soul mate delivering his counters efficiently and keeps the audience on smile mode most of the time with a few laughs out loud jokes also thrown in. On the other hand, Kannada actress Samyukta Hegde makes an impressive debut playing both versions of her character convincingly and also showing a streak of humor in the negative search scene. Kajal Agarwal is wasted in the role of the mandatory live interest and, sadly, she does not even have screentime to develop any sort of chemistry with Ravi.
His best comes when he sincerely advice the younger generation to come out of their obsession towards gadgets and machines and in the highly emotional climax. Jayam Ravi like always has given his all to his character from transforming into a teenager to trying to work his way with the drastic changes around him. Sixteen years later Ravi wakes up and finds everything around him changed except his close buddy Mani (Yogi Babu) who has now become his brother in law. Ravi decides to go after his girlfriend who is now married and how he copes up with the modern world and find a new life for himself firms the rest of the story. The day he decides to propose to her he meets with an accident and falls deep into a coma. It's 1999 and Ravi (Jayam Ravi) a twelfth standard student taught good virtues by his parents is in love with classmate Nikkita (Samyukta Hegde). The running length of 106 minutes plays a safe scorer for the film and the open ending justifies the climax too, where audiences can happily walk out to see what happens in Miruthan 2.The trailer of 'Comali' stoked a huge controversy for trolling Superstar Rajinikanth's political stand for the past few decades which helped it to trend. However, the shots suggested an interesting premise of a man rising from a coma after sixteen years and shocked by the changes the world has undergone in that period. Is the film as crazy and entertaining as the sneaks peaks promised remains to be seen?
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The BGM is really a big plus to the movie and undoubtedly the Best BGM from Imman in recent times. The Performance of Jayam Ravi is to be noted and is top notch and has emoted well during emotional scenes. The comedy track carried on by Kaali Venkat and Co works out only in places and feels boring later.The scenes between Jayam Ravi and his sister in the first half test the patience of the viewers and the repeated assault of the zombies is tedious except in the climax.This zombie flick infects you with boredom for most parts, the last 30 mins is the saving factor for the film and keeps it away from being a disaster. The First half is so racy and you will be amazed when the interval card appear and wonder how this one hour went and the second half is just 45 mins filled with Gunshots hunting the zombies.
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