'DaDa' Tamil Movie

'DaDa' Tamil Movie(Indian Movie) - Review

Gavin, a reckless student, and Aparnathas, a student, both study in the same college and fall in love. Their love extends to pregnancy. Abarnadhas refuses to ask Gavin to abort the pregnancy. As a result, both run away from home, get married and live in a small rented house. Even after marriage, Kavin's wife does not listen to him and continues to drink and profligate. As a result, Aparnathas, who went to the peak of anger, took the child and left it at the hospital and went away with the parents without being monitored. Gavin, until then a drunken and irresponsible man, tries to be a good father to his son and raises the child on his own. A few years later, when the son has grown up, Gavin unexpectedly meets the heroine Aparnadhas again. Did these two get back together after that or not? Why did Aparna Das leave them? What is the status of their child? The movie 'Tada' has come as an answer to such questions.

Debutant director Ganesh K Babu has succeeded in telling a story that is very boring and in a way that one can easily guess what will happen next with an excellent screenplay for two and a quarter hours. His popular visual settings and beautiful sentimental scenes that reach the depths of the mind are a huge plus for the film and the film has been well received by the fans. Especially the sentimental scenes between the father and the son and the love scenes between the hero and the heroine are very realistic and realistic at the same time giving a feel good movie to the viewers. Debutant director Ganesh K Babu has given the film as a noteworthy film of this year by making the audience melt, laugh and think without fighting in any way between the scenes even though the audience knows in advance what is going to happen next. Awards are sure for him.

The hero Gavin has given his realistic performance as always. Especially in love scenes and sentimental scenes, he has gained attention through small facial expressions and beautiful dialogues. Like him, although she does not have much space in the film, the heroine Aparna Das has scored well in the limited space given to her. His gentle acting makes the audience sympathize. He has attracted the attention of the movie Beast, who appeared in the movie Beast for a while. Aruvi who comes as a friend of the hero Kavin, Pradeep Antony, the hero of the film, and Harish of the first Nee Nichimum Nee Pham fame do a great job and leave a lasting impression. Especially the first half Harish and the second half Pradeep Antony carry the film on their shoulders and hold the film like a pillar. The realistic performance of both of them is a plus for the film and has made the viewers laugh even at some important tragic scenes and avoid boredom. Especially in the second half, Pradeep Antony has received a lot of attention from the fans.

Bhagyaraj and Aishwarya, who play Kavin's parents, have supported the film by giving them the importance they need in the scenes. Their screen presence adds strength to their characters. Even though he came for a short time, VTV Ganesh has left a lasting impression. Her and Kavin's chemistry is light and reminds me of the film Vinnaithandi Varuaya. It is working out well. Child Aadvik, who plays Kavin's son, has turned out to be the biggest plus of the film. His realistic acting and beautiful Tamil pronunciation have made the movie goers emotional. On the other hand, the father-son chemistry between him and Kavin is excellent and that adds to the film.

The song 'Kruttu Kruttu' in Genmart's music is a dance form. The background music is mind blowing. Composer Jenmartin has scored well especially in sentimental scenes rather than romantic scenes. Love scenes and sentimental scenes are well shot in Ezilarasu's cinematography. Especially the interior scenes look beautiful with beautiful lighting settings.

Debutant director Ganesh K Babu has earned a pass mark by taking a simple story and making it laugh, enjoy and melt through stressful scenes without getting tired even though the things that are going to happen in advance are predictable with his excellent, realistic and populist screenplay.