Vikram (Sumanth) is a chef who has a tumultuous relationship with Nisha (Varshini Sounderajan). Nisha, unable to bear the pain any longer, seeks a divorce, which vikram supports. vikram finds love with Pavi (Naina Ganguly), a friend of Nisha, after their divorce. How does 'Reset' affect their relationship? The primary assumption of Malli Modalaindi is what challenges are encountered the second time around.


Sumanth is ideal for the part of Vikram. His age is also subtly incorporated, and the entire set-up and body language are patterned after his real self. As a result, it is, for the most part, a likeable act. If sumanth has a problem, it's primarily due to the role and how it's written. It can be unpleasant at times, and the actor's forced excitement doesn't help the situation. The small'mass' touches, too, appear superfluous. After all is said and done, Sumanth's comfort level remains the likeability element.


TG Malli Modalaindi is directed by keerthi Kumar. It depicts the post-divorce life of a married man. Divorce and the post-divorce reaction to the pair (male or female) is a constantly related topic. keerthi Kumar strives to put everything in the form of an urban rom-com. The concept is sound, but the end outcome is unsatisfactory. The first and most important point to note is that Malli Modalaindi takes nearly an hour to begin. Waiting for the narrative to reach that point with nothing exciting happening feels futile since we know where the storey is going.


The husband-and-wife feud is fine, and it's used for a later payout as well as the conclusion, but the execution is bland, monotonous, and uninteresting. From the beginning, one is cut off from the rest of the situation. When the expected occurs during the pre-interval and interval segments, the true narrative begins. The challenges of second marriages and life following divorce are addressed in a lighthearted manner. However, it could have been more amusing. Here, the director just scratches the surface.


Overall, Malli Modalaindi has a resonant, albeit overused, topic. It has some amusing moments, but it is absolutely predictable and bluntly executed throughout.
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11/02/2022 11:00 AM