Casting : Anson Paul, Reba John, Mathew Varghese, Anupama Kumar, Kishore Rajkumar, Shankar Guru Raja, Vetrivel Raja
Directed By : T.Suresh Kumar
Music By : Vishnu Prasad
Produced By : Rajshree Ventures – Sreevidhya Rajesh & B. Rajesh Kumar
The hero Anson Paul, who is wandering around the city without completing his graduation, falls in love with the heroine Reba John, who is trying to go to America for higher studies, and he wanders behind her for months. He tries to confess his love to her in one way, but Reba refuses. What if Reba refuses? He will wait until love comes to his mind. Has the hero’s love succeeded? Or not? ‘I am getting wet in the rain’ is the question.
Ansal Paul, who has been acting in small roles, has done his job as the hero well. Be it the fun life of a rich boy or the difficult life he accepts for love, he has acted beautifully in both.
Reba John, who plays the heroine, impresses the audience with both beauty and acting.
Mathew Varghese, who plays the hero’s father, and Anupama Kumar, who plays the mother, Shankar Guru Raja, who plays the hero’s father, Kishore Rajkumar, who plays the hero’s friend, and Vetrivel Raja, all the actors in the film have done their job well.
All the songs are sweet in Vishnu Prasad’s music. The background music is also not lacking.
All the scenes are shot in color under J. Kalyan’s cinematography.
Although the dialogues of Viji and Kavin Pandian add strength to the romantic scenes, they receive applause with the line, “You can buy many cars, but Iyengar has decided that only one is enough..”
D. Suresh Kumar, who has written and directed the story, has handled the delicate love story very delicately. Will the lovers get together? He keeps the audience hooked to the film with the expectation of. At the same time, the director’s twists in the second half and the fact that he is left guessing what he is going to say at the end are a bit of a weakness for the film.
If the director had paid more attention to the problems of the lovers and the scenes related to them, the audience would have definitely been drenched in the rain of love.