#Remo tamil movie with subtitles Pc#
The actor, who is amusing as Remo, carries the film, even in the weaker moments (the final half an hour is a needless stretch), and as usual he is ably supported by the technical team of Anirudh and PC Sreeram, whose peppy music and glossy visuals respectively lend richness to make us buy into this fantasy. If youre watching a movie in a new language, understanding the dialogues is a must. The film is sprinkled with many references to Sivakarthikeyan’s films and image, as well as references of Rajinikanth, Ajith and Vijay. Remo is also an exercise in building up its lead star.
But there is a misogynist streak as well that rears its head now and then, and is used just to get some applause. An elated Suriya took to Twitter and shared the first look poster of the film. In a statement issued on Wednesday, Suriya thanked Kamal Haasan for parting with the title. Jyothikas husband Suriya has jointly produced the new film with Christy Pictures. And the use of a kid who gets attached to Remo also softens the stalking angle. ALSO READ: Remo movie review- Sivakarthikeyans film has rich visuals and CHEAP content. He even justifies it saying that one who doesn’t try to win over the girl isn’t qualified to fall in love. Thankfully, for the most part, Bakkiyaraj Kannan ensures that SK’s act comes across more as a happy-go-lucky guy trying his best to woo the girl he is attracted to. Like the scene where SK wishes Kavya on her birthday or when the two share an intimate moment inside a bus… But the romance is a candyfloss one and lacks depth. The real surprise in Remo is how well the romantic moments work. Still, an opportunity presents itself when he meets Kavya dressed as a nurse. Cupid strikes (the film makes it quite literally, with an animated Cupid hovering around him waiting with bow and arrow in hand), however, the girl is engaged. And that is when Kavya (Keerthy Suresh) walks into his life. But he also needs to play a romantic, and that’s a problem for SK, as he gets nervous around girls. He gets an opportunity to act, the role demands that he dresses up as a female nurse. “Padithaal velai dhaan kidaikkum, nadithaal naade kidaikkum” - this is what he says when someone asks him why he wants to act. The plot revolves around SK (Sivakarthikeyan), who wants to become an actor. But these inspirations and influences come together as a whole, and the competent manner in which this is done keeps us entertained. The film is a rejig of elements that we have seen in other films earlier - like Tootsie, Avvai Shanmughi, Minnale, and Sivakarthikeyan’s own Maan Karate. So, it is no wonder we get a sense of familiarity when we watch Remo. You know what you are going to get when you walk in, and the slick packaging ensures that these movies satisfy our need to be diverted out of our dreary daily chores. Review: In some ways, Sivakarthikeyan’s films have become the McDonald’s of movies. Synopsis: An aspiring actor dresses up as a female nurse to bag a role in a film, and more importantly, woo the love of his life.
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