Casting : Krishna, Saranya, Anandraj, Mottai Rajendran, Manobala, RNR Manohan, Krithika, Anshula Jitesh Dhawan KR Vijaya, Kasturi, Sharmila, Bava Laxmanan, Seshu, Mippu, Tiger Thangadurai, Kalloori Vinoth
Directed By : Ramanath T
Music By : Ganesh Ragavendra
Produced By : Chinnasamy Cine Creations – Chinnasamy Mounaguru
Anandaraj, who belongs to the Royar family, does not like love. So Motai Rajendran is secretly doing the job of separating whoever is in love in his town. The heroines Kritika Singh and Anusha Dhawan fall in love with the hero Krishna who comes to the town. But Krishna refuses to accept their love. Meanwhile, Royer decides to kill his daughter Saranya thinking that Krishna is in love with him. The rest of the movie ‘Rayar Paramparai’ is a humorous telling of whether Krishna escaped from it and why he came to Rayar’s town.
Krishna played a funny character. With the three heroines singing, dancing and loving the whole film, he has made the fans happy with his performance.
Kritika Singh, Anusha Dhawan and Saranya are the three heroines. Even though all three have done their job flawlessly, not even one’s face remains in our memory when the film comes out.
Anandraj, who plays Royer, the father of one of the three heroines, is menacing as a villain and laughs as a comedian with his seasoned performance.
Motai Rajendran, who runs a party named ‘Party that separates lovers when he sees them’, throughout the film, except for a few scenes, annoys us instead of making us laugh in most of the scenes.
Both ‘Kalluri’ Vinod and Thangadurai, who play the hero’s friends, have done well what Mottai Rajendran failed to do. All the scenes between these two make you laugh out loud.
Producer Chinnaswamy Melanaguru, who plays the role of a house owner, gets applause by talking and acting like a comedy throughout the film. At the end, he laments the fact that he does not have children and gets upset.
Manobala, RNR Manohar, KR Vijaya, Kasthuri and Sesu have traveled to add strength to the film.
Cinematographer Vignesh Vasu has shot the scenes colorfully and the scenic locations have been sought out and displayed.
The music by Ganesh Raghavendra makes all the songs melodious and repeatable. The background music travels along with the story.
Director Ramanath, who has tried to present the love story as a full-length comedy film, has given what he wanted to say very honestly and without any hesitation, in a way that can be seen by all parties, even though he has stumbled at some places.
Although the entire first half is harsh in the name of comedy, in the second half, director Ramanath travels on the right path and makes the fans laugh with his dialogues. Along with the lovers’ side, the parents’ side also attracts attention.
Who is Seeman Chengalvarayan, Krishna’s father, who handles the comedy scenes in such a way that the first half has some flaws but the second half makes up for it? The whole theater shakes with laughter in the scene where he says that. If this kind of scene was kept throughout the film, this ‘Rayar Paramparai’ would have been a huge success.
