Casting : Jai, Aishwarya Rajesh, Sshivada, Amjath Khan, Abdul Lee, Baby Vrithi Vishal
Directed By : Rohin Venkatesan
Music By : Sidhu Kumar
Produced By : Lyca Productions – Subaskaran
Ex-lovers Jay and Aishwarya Rajesh meet after 8 years. They start talking about their home life, talk about their romantic memories and hang out together for a few days. Meanwhile, Aishwarya Rajesh’s bully husband attacks her severely, Aishwarya Rajesh leaves home and decides to divorce her husband to live alone. At the same time, he tries to reconnect with Jai, who rekindles his attraction to Jai, who values family over his wife and children. What problems does his attempt create? It is ‘Thirak Kadhal’ to say this in a civilized and empathetic manner to the pains of those who have failed in love.
After a long time Jai has performed admirably. Even though he looks like the same Jai seen in ‘Raja Rani’, he has handled his role perfectly with an experienced performance. He is happy to see his ex-girlfriend, who celebrates her birthday months before, while giving strength to his family with a mature performance in all the scenes.
Aishwarya Rajesh, who handles any role perfectly, has handled a role like walking on a knife very skillfully. Aishwarya Rajesh, who was acting as the actress for the story, is enthralling the fans by crawling with extra beauty in this film. Especially her clothes and looks are fresh and enjoyable. Aishwarya Rajesh, trapped by an abusive husband, attracts attention not only for her acting but also for her beauty.
Shivata, who plays Jai’s wife, has played a role that reflects the characteristics of a typical wife. If men make mistakes and apologize, will everything be okay? His question is whipping men who err.
Amjan Khan, who plays Aishwarya Rajesh’s husband, Abdul Lee, who plays Jay’s friend, and Baby Varithi Vishal, are less characters in the film, but all of them have played memorable roles.
Cinematographer Ravivarman Neelamegam’s cinematography has shown the characters beautifully and conveyed their emotions to the audience. The film starts with rain and ends with rain, the color used throughout the film makes the scenes enjoyable.
Sidhu Kumar’s music makes the songs catchy and the background music adds to the enjoyment of the scenes. Aishwarya Rajesh-Jay’s meeting between Aishwarya Rajesh and Jai’s beejiyam, Aishwarya Rajesh’s threats and Jai’s dilemma have been composed in such a way that the background music attracts attention in all the scenes.
Cinematographer Branna G.K has made the plot that needs to be handled with care enjoyable through exquisite cinematography.
The work of both art director Ramu Thangaraj and costume designer gets attention.
Starting from ‘Those 7 days’ and ‘Raja Rani’, there have been many films focusing on the changes in the minds of those who have failed in love when they meet again, but director Rogin Venkatesh has handled the story very fashionably in a way that not only the youth but also the elders think about their love experiences in a new style to suit the current era.
Initially, Aishwarya feels sympathy for Rajesh and then shocks him by painting him as Willy, but the reason for everything is love. Director Rogin Venkatesh, who has designed the scenes to show respect for him through the same love, has been careful not to create any negative comments about the film.
Although the entire first half seems to move a bit slowly, the director has crafted the scenes in the second half to make the audience understand that such a plot can only be enjoyed if it is told in such a way.
All in all, this ‘Teerak Kadhal’, which tells the story of love in an unadulterated way, will make you watch it again and again.
