Preferably, it’s an inevitable changing phase that Tamil film industry is actually getting on with. Looking through the series of films released in these three months of 2009, it paves out the way for clear-cut conclusions that off-the-wall motifs have worked magic on the screens. Of course, there have been whole lots of flicks made by ‘Kings of Commercial Cinema’ and on the pars; films based on unique ideas had hit the screens.

With big tickets ‘Villu’, ‘Padikadhavan’ going through with good collections due to vivid marketing by production houses; series of flicks did witness most adept response from the audiences though it didn’t make high-business.

 Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu – A poignantly tailored piece of work that adds to the best films based on nativity. A complete team of debutants spelled a fresh breeze of innovative theme. The film was a decent entertainer with equal proportions with fun, frolic, action, romance and emotional adherence. 

 TN 07 AL 4777 – Doesn’t matter if it’s a remake, the film was snazzy in terms of narration with less duration. Yeah! It was an enjoyable 100mins ride brimmed with good characterizations that urged audiences to experience a pleasant time.

 Yaavarum Nalam – Merely, the film has witnessed unexpected results. When genres of horror-thriller hadn’t found a best room in Kollywood, Vikram Kumar broke the barriers and getting it crowned as ‘Best Trendsetting Flick’ of the season.

Fine! The most common traits these flicks carried through were strong characterizations, top-notching technical aspects, a brilliant script and a gripping screenplay. More precisely, these films never catered to particular groups, but for all universal audiences and won good appreciations.

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