Casting : Bharath, Vani Bhojan, Radharavi, Vivek Prasanna, Daniel Pope, Swayam Sidha
Directed By : RP Bala
Music By : Ronnie Raphael
Produced By : Gousalya Bala and RP Bala
Bharath – Vani Bhojan couple often fight. When one such fight turns into a melee, Vani Bhojan is hit on the head and dies. Vani Bhojan is standing alive outside the house when Bharat tries to escape by hiding his wife’s body inside the house. Is Vani Bhojan, who is a dead body, real? Or is Vani Bhojan real, coming alive? The rest of the story of the movie ‘Love’ is the answer to the confusion.
Bharath and Vani Bhojan have already played the roles of husband and wife, so it was very easy for them to act as a couple. There are more scenes where both compete and beat each other rather than competing. At one point they have tried to act as much as possible in an environment where Vani Bhojan has to be a dead body and Bharat is supposed to be calm.
Both Vivek Prasanna and Daniel Pope, who play Parath’s friends, have done their routines flawlessly. Radharavi and Swayam Siddha come and go only in one scene.
PG Muthiah’s cinematography lends a huge hand to the film. Although the entire story takes place in the apartment, he has shown different scenes from different angles.
Ronnie Rebel’s music has both the lyrics and the background music, and it sounds like something you’ve heard somewhere.
Written and directed by R.P. Pala, the biggest weakness of the film is that it tells the crime suspense genre plot that takes place inside a house without any suspense or excitement.
Vani Bhojan, a dead body inside the house, standing alive when the door is opened, creates anticipation, but what happens after that? It can be easily guessed. At the same time, not telling interestingly how the dead Vani Bhojan is alive also makes the film sag.
All in all, this romance and conflict-free ‘Love’ puts even the sleepless to sleep.
