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Udhayanidhi Stalin | ... |
Saravanan
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Hansika Motwani | ... |
Meera
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Santhanam | ... |
Parthasarathy
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Saranya Ponvannan | ... |
Shenbagam
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Sayaji Shinde | ... |
Mahendra Kumar
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Alagam Perumal | ... |
Varadharajan
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Mahanadhi Shankar | ... |
Traffic Police Thangamuthu
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Swaminathan | ... |
Swami Ulaganandha
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Uma Pathmanabhan | ... |
Gayathri
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Arya | ... |
Rajini Murugan (Cameo appearance)
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Sneha | ... |
Genefa (Cameo appearance)
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Andrea Jeremiah | ... |
Murugan's girl (Cameo appearance)
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Dinesh | ... |
Dancer (segment "Vandhaal Thottukko")
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The movie starts with a flashback where Saravanan (Uday) and Parthasarathy (Santhanam) work at a popular multiplex and are close buddies. Saravanan's mother (Saranya) is innocent and strives hard for over twenty years to get his graduation, since it is her husband's (Azhagam Perumal) dream desire. One day, Saravanan sees Meera (Hansika) at a traffic signal and it is love at first sight for him. He desperately runs behind her to win over her heart. He even takes the help of his friend Partha. But all their plans fail. As it happens, it is a cat and mouse game between the two. But things take a turn and Meera's wedding gets fixed with an industrialist's son. Written by Captain
Let me start of by saying that I liked the director's first two movies. They were fresh, innovative and fun. But sadly his third movie is nothing but a recycled version of his first two. They were some extremely funny scenes thanks to Santhanam but at the same time many of the jokes fell flat. The story is about a middle class boy who goes after a kushboo look alike(he even tells her that to which most girls would throw whatever they had in their hands at you but not our heroine, she takes it as a compliment).she also happens to be the assistant commissioner's daughter. After a couple of scenes and a song our heroine quickly falls for our hero and then they break up and then patch up and then break up and then well I lost count. The reason for their love hate relationship is Santhanam. I guess that's why they named it one stone (Santhanam) one mirror (the hero & heroine). There is also a needless side track about the boy's parents which prompted many people to go out for a smoke. The acting was average at best. The heroine laughed when she was supposed to be crying and cried when she was supposed to be laughing. The hero (also the producer) was completely over shadowed by the real lead in the movie santhanam. If you go along with your friends to watch this film you will have plenty of lol moments but be sure to lower your expectations.