Casting : Poornima Ravi, Vaibhav Murugesan, Sai Prasanna, Leela Samson, Vinodhini Vaidhyanadhan, Prabu Soloman, Namita Krishnamoorthy, Vigneshwar, Loki, Ajay
Directed By : Hari Mahadevan
Music By : Cliffy Chris and Anand Kashinath
Produced By : Covai Film Factory – Prashanth Rangaswamy
Hyperstressed by love failure and family circumstances, Poornima Ravi decides to do what she loves as per her father’s advice. Accordingly, she embarks on a journey in search of some friends who stayed with her in the hostel during her childhood. During that journey, she gets introduced to Vaibhav Murugesan. The journey that the two of them continue together is a heart-wrenching journey to see how much of a change it has made in their lives, and whether they have found the friends they were looking for.
YouTube celebrity Poornima Ravi, although she has acted in a few films, comes across as a complete heroine in this one with her charming beauty. Poornima Ravi, who has focused on attracting the attention of the audience not only through her acting but also through her appearance, is seen to have put a lot of effort into it on screen. Poornima Ravi, who does not flaunt her usual acting skills but acts modestly and impresses the audience with her role as Aadhirai. She has excelled in all areas such as romance, dance, sentimentality, and has proven that she can play not only in character roles but also as a commercial heroine.
Vaibhav Murugesan, who has traveled as the heroine’s sudden companion and sidekick, has not only been a suitable choice for the role, but has also made the character of Sai a character that the audience will like through his performance.

The characters played by Sai Prasanna, Leela Samson, Vinothini Vaidyanathan, Prabhu Solomon, and Namitha Krishnamoorthy are like passing clouds, coming and going on the heroine’s journey, but they are factors that clarify the minds in the dark, traveling through the screenplay and attracting attention.
The way the journey is presented and the places visited play an important role in the film, and cinematographer Abi Aadvik has filmed it in a way that makes the character travel as a feast for the eyes. The scenes shot in important tourist destinations like Kerala and Goa, the way the railway station, the tracks, and the train journey are presented, give the viewer the experience of taking a journey.
The songs in the music of composer Clifby Chris are sweet, and he has conveyed the mood changes of the characters due to the journey to the audience through his music.
The background music of composer Anand Kasinath has traveled in a way that adds more charm to the natural journey.
Editor Sri Vatsan, who has been moving the journey of the two characters without hesitation, has edited the scenes in a way that is enjoyable, even though there are a lot of dialogue scenes.
Written and directed by Hari Mahadevan, the film has given a journey that the viewers yearn for in an elegant work. Although the story is simple, the screenplay he has set and the way he has presented it, giving importance to the journey, makes the film enjoyable.
Although the dialogue scenes and predictable scenes make the film sluggish at some places, director Hari Mahadevan, who beautifully displays the special locations and attracts the attention of the audience, successfully completes a refreshing journey that lightens the tense minds and receives applause.













