Casting : Rudra, Vishnu Vishal, Mithila Palkar, Myskkin, Karunakaran, Nirmal Pillai
Directed By : Krishnakumar Ramkumar
Music By : Jen Martin
Produced By : Raahul, Vishnu Vishal, A.K.V. Durai
Assistant director Rudra goes to tell a story to Vishnu Vishal, who is also an actor. Vishnu Vishal, who is not impressed by the two stories he tells, expects a love story. Thus, Rudra narrates his own love story to him. Vishnu Vishal is impressed by the story and asks him to tell the second half. Rudra, who broke up with his girlfriend due to a problem in love, stumbles without an end to his love story. Vishnu Vishal says that he will make a film only if he knows whether the separated lovers are reunited or not, and asks Rudra to meet his girlfriend again for that.
Did Rudra, who had not met his estranged girlfriend for many years, meet her again for a film opportunity? Did his broken love reunite? What was the reason for his breakup? ‘Oho Entan Baby’ answers these questions with youthful vigor and an analysis of the love, friendship and relationships of the current generation.
Actor Vishnu Vishal, who is making his debut as a hero, has a brother named Rudra, who is not like his first film, but is amazing in his acting. He has changed his appearance according to three periods of time – school, college and youth – and has acted perfectly according to his age in all three periods. Rudra, who has expressed all the emotions like love, sadness, anger and disappointment very beautifully, has proven that he is a talented actor who can handle any character perfectly.
The scenes where Vishnu Vishal, who is acting as an actor, speaks and acts like Vijay and Ajith, make you laugh. In particular, in the scenes of his film directed by Mysskin, he makes you laugh out loud as he plays an actor, but in the scene where he talks about conflict and separation with his wife, he acts aggressively and disturbs the audience.
Mithila Palkar, who plays the heroine, has competed with Rudra. Her performance is applauded in the scene where she is terrified of angry men and in the scene where she laments that she has been cheated.
The scenes of Mysskin and Karunakaran, who play the director, make you laugh and play an important role in the screenplay and make you think.
Nirmal Pillai, the actress who plays Anjali, Kasthuri, and Ramesh Prabha have also done their jobs well.
The songs and background music, composed by Jen Martin, are in keeping with the story. Cinematographer Harish Kannan has shot the scenes with youthful vigor, just like the storyline. Editor Pranav’s work is also neat.
Although it is a love story, director Krishnakumar Ramkumar has told it in an interesting way in the context of a film, and has made it enjoyable by showing how the current generation perceives love.
Although it is a completely fun film, director Krishnakumar Ramkumar has told the story through scenes, not through dialogues, about the superiority of relationships including family environment, husband-wife understanding, and so on, and has succeeded in making it a film that the youth will celebrate.
