Ashok Selvan, who works in an IT company, doesn’t talk much to anyone and is a person who just socializes and has his work. His parents marry him for sure. The girl his parents saw attracted Ashok Selvan more than he loved her more because she was the first girl who loved him.Meanwhile, the marriage is stopped by the bride on the first day before the wedding. Ashok Selvan gets depressed due to this and goes to doctor Abhirami for treatment to recover from it.
Understanding Ashok Selvan’s state of mind, Abhirami gives him a diary in which he wrote the story of Veera-Lakshmi and Prabha-Mathivathani, whom he met in real life. Ashok Selvan starts reading those two stories and at some point becomes united in those stories.But both the stories have no ending. At the same time, what will be the conclusion of those stories? Ashok Selvan is very interested in knowing that. But Dr. Abhirami tells Ashok Selvan the address where they live now, saying that if you want to know the results of the story, go and see them yourself.
Ashok Selvan’s journey to search for them, what changes happened in his life, is to say ‘Eternity is a sky’.
Ashok Selvan, who has played three different characters in the same film, has shown a difference not only in appearance but also in acting in all three roles.Ashok Selvan, who impresses with his quiet performance as Arjun, is enthralling as Veera, an action-packed rugged yet loveable lover. Ashok Selvan, who has proved that he can handle comedy in the role of Prabhakaran, has proved himself as a good actor overall.
The film has three heroines. The three characters are depicted in three ways. Ritu Varma, who travels with Arjun, is as cool as ice despite his rambling speech.
Shivamika, who is paired opposite Veera, not only speaks with her eyes but also impresses. Even if one word is spoken, his vision gives an experience of speaking a thousand words.
Aparna Balamurali’s character opposite Prabha and her performance explodes like a thousand tail grenade and makes us laugh out loud.
Vidhu Aiyana’s cinematography takes us on a journey with Ashok Selvan. Moreover, the use of different color tones for the three different stories and the selection of three different locations, which are not related to each other, has added strength to the film.
Gobi Sundar’s music has an okay track, but the background music has flown along with the story. The background music, which is based on the feelings of the characters, has also traveled as a character in some places.
Cinematographer Antony has tried to make the slow-moving screenplay as lively as possible. However, he could not avoid the sag in some places.Director Ra. Karthik has told the story emphasizing the importance of tolerance in life with a screenplay full of twists and turns and interesting scenes.
Director Ra. Karthik, who has given a plot that tells us that life is to face any problem and live it, is not only a commercial but also a comment film, and moves the film as interestingly as he can. However, the slow pace of the screenplay at some points makes the film weak.
Even though the three stories and scenes in the film are reminiscent of the films that have already been released in Tamil cinema, viewers like Ashok Selvan are very interested in knowing what the end of those stories will be.
Although the film’s weakness is that the screenplay is moving slowly, but the speed is picked up but there is a song to slow down the pace, Ashok Selvan’s acting and the character design of the heroines make us forget that weakness.
Although it is a love-centered story, director Ra. Karthik must be appreciated for trying to tell people many good things and things that give them hope in life and not just tell it in a commercial way.
All in all, ‘nitham oru vaanam’ is deep.
