Produced by-
Pramod Films
Written
& Directed by-Vijay
Cast-Prabhu
Deva, Baby Ditya, Aiswarya Rajesh, Salman Yusuff Khan, Sphiya, Sam Paul,
Karunakaran, Master Askhat & Master Jeet Das
Censor
Rating- U
Running Time-130
minutes
Rating-***
Choreographer
turned dancer (in films) actor turned filmmaker Prabhu Deva returns to what he
is best at-dancing on the screen besides stealing some moments of emotional
performance in this dance drama scripted & directed by Vijay who should be
patted on his back for making a 11-year old Ditya dance to her heart’s content!
A family
drama with its focus on the aspirations of a little girl who aims to
participate & win a National level dance competition! Aiswarya Rajesh as
her mom who doesn’t relish her daughter dancing is quite adequate but her
hatred for her husband from whom she has parted ways has not been clearly
defined and hence appears a bit unconvincing! How dance takes a dominant role
in the life of the little girl & re-unites the family that has parted ways
is the interesting rest punctuated by a series of dance sequences most of which
are quite enjoyable. Sam C.S. has come up with some good music paving way for
some foot tapping numbers! The background score too is mention worthy!
Prabhu Deva’s
dance movements being of high standards is just a matter of information while
the foot work of Ditya warrants mention as well as praise! She is a girl to
watch out for!
Karunakaran’s
character hasn’t been shaped adequately but he has still managed to make his
presence felt!
Lakshmi (Ditya)
is a school going girl is very passionate about dancing having inherited the
talent from her dad, Krishna (Prabhu Deva) who runs a restaurant. Lakshmi’s
mom, Nandini (Aiswarya Rajesh) is a bank employee who has since parted ways
with Krishna & is currently living with Lakshmi.
Lakshmi wants
to participate in a dance level competition at the National level but she is
handicapped from pursuing her passion as her mom is against her daughter from
taking up dancing!
By chance,
Lakshmi runs into Krishna who helps her to pursue her passion unmindful of her
background!
How things
get sorted out is the fairly enjoyable rest.
Kovai Sarala’s
character (as the school Headmistress) and performance reminds us of Ambika’s role
as a Judge in Traffic Ramasamy! Pun intended!
Kudos to
director Vijay for making a busload of children dancing professionally on the
stage! Prabhu Deva and Ditya need to be applauded for their dancing talents!
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