The plot is set in an engineering college, where Jeeva (Sathish), KPY Bala, Shakti, and Prabhu are mechanical section first-year students. Bhagavat Singh nicknamed Bhajji, a Sikh who adores tamil culture, joins them and quickly rises to the position of leader. They, like many other M.E. batches, are all male and have decided not to mix with women. Losliya, a freshman, arrives full of charm while also possessing the courage to confront the faculty, seniors, and her misogynistic classmates. The males gradually gravitate towards her, and a "friendship" evolves into a deep bond.


We get a fury scene, a tussle between elders and youngsters on campus, a celebratory song inside the college, a pair of lecture hall scenes where the instructor is mocked, a scene in a boys' hostel looking at porn, a game (here, a cricket match, and it's a no granted that harbhajan singh plays the top spot), a bike ride, nostalgic conversations on companionship... you name it, and it's inside there.


Losliya's relationship with the youngster develops in a rather basic way that has been seen before, preventing the audience from completely engaging with the characters. Losliya's past is similarly unconvincing, and the fact that she has two tragic parts to her personality has reduced the emotional value. The boys' responses to Losliya's destiny in the important hospital scene were wholly fabricated.
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SIBY JEYYA

18/09/2021 10:25 AM