Casting : Harish Kalyan, Ivana, Nadhiya, Yogi Babu, VJ Vijay
Directed By : Ramesh Thamizhmanai
Music By : Ramesh Thamizhmani
Produced By : Dhoni Entertainment
Harish Kalyan and Ivana decide to get married after dating for two years. Both the parents agree to their marriage without any problem. When the marriage is finalised, Ivana, who wants to live only with her husband after marriage, thinks that traveling with an unknown mother-in-law is not a good idea. Harish Kalyan, who has no father, says he can’t even imagine leaving his mother alone. This causes problems in their marriage and Ivana comes up with an idea to solve this problem. The idea is that before the marriage, both the families can go on a trip together, then get to know the future mother-in-law and see if she is okay with it, and if not, then don’t get married.
Accordingly, both the families went to Trip, did Harish Kalyan – Ivana couple get married by that trip? Isn’t it? Rather, ‘LGM’ tells whether Ivana and Harish Kalyan’s mother Nadia are set or not.
The story revolves around three people Harish Kalyan, Ivana and Nadia. All the three have done justice to the characters.
Nadia-Ivana chemistry is more in the film than Harish Kalyan-Ivana chemistry. With the first half, Harish Kalyan’s character has been dummied and the director has given importance to the characters of Ivana and Nadia.
All Yogi Babu’s scenes are laugh out loud. VJ Vijay also makes laughs with timing dialogues for his part. Apart from these, the people who played other roles did not stand out in my mind.
Cinematographer Viswajith has not only shown the scenes but also the characters beautifully. Especially the way Nadia is shown as a mother and young is beautiful.
Music by director Ramesh Tamil Mani makes the songs catchy and humming. The background music is also perfect.
This behavior of young women who want to know their future mother-in-law rather than their future husband is surprising, but it seems to be a good thing if it happens like this.
People can easily connect with this film because such a problem is common in families too. At the same time, without giving any solution to this problem, director Ramesh Tamilmani has said without saying that the solution would be for him to understand and give up.
Director Ramesh Tamilmani, who makes the first half fun and interesting, adds unnecessary scenes in the second half and makes the film travel a little slack. The second half would have traveled as interestingly as the first half if the second half had been given some focus and reduced scenes.
However, director Ramesh Tamilmani has succeeded in presenting a problem in families all over the world as a beautiful love story and an interesting family film.
