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But it does showcase his potential as an actor, moving away from the annals of a comedian. In the end, Manam Kothi Paravai might not provide Sivakarthikeyan the platform he is aspiring for – lead roles in movies. Two songs pass muster but the background music is nothing to write home about.

Other attributes worth mentioning include the movie’s music by D Imman. The cast is largely made of unknown faces and the movie also stars Ilavarasu, Srinath, Kishore, Ravi Maria and Narain all of whom have performed their roles to the best of their abilities. Their comic relief also makes you forget the movie’s sluggishness since the script seems void at many places. Other actors worth mentioning include Singam Puli, Suri and Chams who propel the movie’s pace when lack of events threatens to buckle it down. She could have admonished him for his bragging or stealing tiny little souvenirs – like her handkerchief – but she enjoys the attention like any other girl. Siva needs more roles to experiment with his acting talent - not that comedy is such a bad thing.Īathmiya as Revathy plays the coy girl who turns a blind eye to the moves of the naïve Kannan. He tries not to get too sloppy in sentiment scenes as much as he holds court in other scenes. His success is partly because you can so easily relate to him as a guy next door owing to his modest disposition and his earnest acting. Nevertheless, Siva is good at what he set out to do. Yes, Sivakarthikeyan is supposed to be good at this but since he has a larger responsibility in the scheme of things as the film’s lead, Ezhil appears to have decided to keep him away from comedy lest we don’t take him seriously. At the heart of it, it is a comedy movie and to benefit the proceedings, there are Singam Puli, Suri and Chams with their funny one liners. You get a first half that is filled with comical interludes and you almost think this is not a romance and a comedy movie. Essentially, Ezhil ensures that everything is not as it seems. He hangs around Revathy’s house and cooks up stories about their supposed love, which is nonexistent. Kannan’s love story forms the crux of the movie. Manam Kothi Paravai follows Kannan (Sivakarthikeyan), who is hopelessly in love with his neighbor Revathy (Aathmiya). Themes such as how social stature influences families and jeopardizes love between two people are not novel to our movies and for that reason it’s not erroneous to say that Ezhil’s Manam Kothi Paravai follows a tried and tested path.

social stature becomes a core of the movie and the plot unlike PUV. His Manam Kothi Paravai has streaks of Poovellam Un Vaasam, as both the movies have the same plot structure – albeit he has altered the script of the former and in MKP. Director Ezhil is known for his romances, often touching upon issues love brings upon families when it threatens to quaver the family connections.