This is a Hindi language film by Balu Mahendru starring Ramesh Aravind, Heera Rajagopal and Revathi. It's a remake of his Kannada film Kokila.
The film is a sensitive portrayal of love, human mistakes and relationships.
The film is well edited to 1 hour and 40 minutes with still further room in the courtship and college fun scenes.
The film is a simple story of human mistakes and how even through all the crisis it costs, the right choices are known all along. And humans do - despite all their weaknesses - live up to it.
Good performances and music by Ilayaraja top the film really well.
Heera Rajagopal stands out for being both an admirable beauty and natural performer. Her choice of films during her career in the 90s indeed stand out! This is one such.
Ramesh Aravind mimics Kamal Hassan's mannerisms in the funny scenes but otherwise sticks to playing it naturally.
Akshay Anand plays his part very well displaying versatility. It's great that while he didn't get ample opportunities in films, he was a well recognised face in TV especially in the 90s.
Revathi has played similar roles before, and as always is excellent!
Overall a great film to watch for the crisp run time. It is hard to get a print though and I found it in Daily Motion.
The film is a sensitive portrayal of love, human mistakes and relationships.
The film is well edited to 1 hour and 40 minutes with still further room in the courtship and college fun scenes.
The film is a simple story of human mistakes and how even through all the crisis it costs, the right choices are known all along. And humans do - despite all their weaknesses - live up to it.
Good performances and music by Ilayaraja top the film really well.
Heera Rajagopal stands out for being both an admirable beauty and natural performer. Her choice of films during her career in the 90s indeed stand out! This is one such.
Ramesh Aravind mimics Kamal Hassan's mannerisms in the funny scenes but otherwise sticks to playing it naturally.
Akshay Anand plays his part very well displaying versatility. It's great that while he didn't get ample opportunities in films, he was a well recognised face in TV especially in the 90s.
Revathi has played similar roles before, and as always is excellent!
Overall a great film to watch for the crisp run time. It is hard to get a print though and I found it in Daily Motion.
