Sarvam Thaala Mayam is, without a doubt, the product of hard and smart work achieved by both cast and crew. We were completely immersed in the story as we got to know about the mridangam instrument, almost tempted to play it too 😀
Delicious -It was so touching to watch a young man like Peter living a trivial life and then slowly finding his true calling 🙂 Peter was like the friend we wanted to support through his various challenges due to a different religion and low finances -A standing ovation to Rajiv Menon for such a powerful screenplay. The attention to detail was phenomenal, the development of characters was just outstanding, and the different themes touched were a big plus! The dialogues boldly emphasized the value of humanity above religious and societal customs, and the necessity to be purpose-driven -We lovedddd the editing work -Hats off to all cast members! Special recognition to GV Prakash (playing Peter), Vineeth (playing Mani), Kumaravel (playing Johnson), and Nedumudi Venu (playing Vembu Iyer) who truly embodied the musical spirit. The look on their eyes and their body language breathed music, almost seeming like they were real-life characters -No arguments on the directing style and color grading, pure expertise
Bland -A teeny weeny minus on the cinematography; though overall great, there were few shots that didn't look filmic, a bit blurry -Including the role of Sara (Aparna Balamurali) was a little cliché as we have become soooo used to seeing the lead actor with a side lover on his way to achieving a dream.
Delicious -It was so touching to watch a young man like Peter living a trivial life and then slowly finding his true calling 🙂 Peter was like the friend we wanted to support through his various challenges due to a different religion and low finances -A standing ovation to Rajiv Menon for such a powerful screenplay. The attention to detail was phenomenal, the development of characters was just outstanding, and the different themes touched were a big plus! The dialogues boldly emphasized the value of humanity above religious and societal customs, and the necessity to be purpose-driven -We lovedddd the editing work -Hats off to all cast members! Special recognition to GV Prakash (playing Peter), Vineeth (playing Mani), Kumaravel (playing Johnson), and Nedumudi Venu (playing Vembu Iyer) who truly embodied the musical spirit. The look on their eyes and their body language breathed music, almost seeming like they were real-life characters -No arguments on the directing style and color grading, pure expertise
Bland -A teeny weeny minus on the cinematography; though overall great, there were few shots that didn't look filmic, a bit blurry -Including the role of Sara (Aparna Balamurali) was a little cliché as we have become soooo used to seeing the lead actor with a side lover on his way to achieving a dream.