Arrambam

2013-11-07T19:31:00.002+05:30

If this movie was directed by Shankar, it could have been a Blockbuster.

I don’t find the reason why people complaining about the Story line. It is a simple story which could be easily understood by people who have followed the Mumbai terror attacks live on TV channels, and how a brave ATS officer(Hemant Karkare) came back dead in 5 minutes after entering inside the crime spot directly. This movie tells the people that the officer died not only because of terrorists, it is mainly due to the corrupt politicians and system.

Even the screenplay is not too boring in fact it is very Fast and humorous in the first half. But the second of don’t have any twist and Suspense that is where Vishnu lost the plot a bit.

Vishnuvardan matched style of a Shankar film and Ajith’s Charisma adds more to that.

Then what is the difference between a Shankar’s film and this movie?

It is the absence of an intellectual writer in Sujatha, his dialogue and plots could have made this story much more rationale and interesting to watch. Writer Subha has done his part but he is no match to legendary Sujatha in these kind of stories.

I wonder even Shankar could replicate his early magic without the help of Sujatha.

Each & Every actor justified their role in the movie but still Ajith shines separately.

Verdict:

First half: Style

Second half: Could Have been better.

Worth to watch one Time. It is a Diwali treat if you are a Thala fan.

The slip between the Perfect and the Worst

2013-04-16T18:58:00.002+05:30

It’s almost a decade now entering into 10^th year as a Professional and also as a Chennaite. Exactly the same day in 2004 after written my last exam boarded to Chennai without even knowing the destination with Rs.2000 in hand given by my brother and a lecturer cum friend Mr.JeyPee and a pair of cloths. Landed at 1.00 AM and knocked the door of college senior’s room at 2.00 AM. The only word I told them was that I am from SSP, Puthur and they never asked anymore questions and let me in.

Lot of things has changed since then, a teen aged boy who was known to be fast, straight, always tries to be perfect , emotional, hated & feared of losing , and with a tag of “Oil King” (i.e., We as Electrical Engineers call people who has close relationships with staffs as Oil since Oil is used to cool transformers and machines the same way I had cool relationships with all the staffs in college and they were ready to listen whatever I said whether it is true or not), Now become a man (at least in terms of aging if not by maturity) who is rather slow, diplomatic (afraid of talking even if there is conflicts) , ready to accept failures and not so perfect or even close to my own standards I had set during my early years.

I always had answers for everything and solutions, advice for every other personals issue rather than my own issues but that remains unchanged till now as I am still struggling to find solutions to my own issues. The other things which remains unchanged is the emotionality and fear to lose human relationships, always thinking of what others will think of me, the habit of not so comfortable when eating or spending others money and the love for cricket and music

I had the habit of getting jobs wherever I attended an interview , attended total of 9 interviews in 9 years and got selected in 8 of them only rejected by Robert Bosch since they thought I am a graduate and completed the technical interview to only realize during personal interview that I have done only diploma. I have rejected 4 of them due to higher studies and joined in 4 but worked only in 2 of them all these 9 years.

Never had a goal throughout my life even remember an advice from one of my class mate called Mr.Prabhu on my autograph note referred to a poem to state how a goal less life would be,

பாலனாய் கழித்த நாளும் பனிமலர்க் கோதை மார்தம்

மேலனாய் கழித்த நாளும் மெலிவொடு மூப்பு வந்து

கோலனாய் கழித்த நாளும் குறிக்கோள் இல்லாது கெட்டேன்

But not sure I have learned from the advice or changed after all these 9 years rather always accepted whatever came my way. Always dreamt of becoming an IAS during school days and a Software Engineer during high schools but accidently joined in Electrical Engineering thanks to my uncle, then with my Electrical Engineering Diploma joined as Branch Administrator in a networking company which my brother arranged for me in his friend’s office later that friend become a singer if known earlier I could have stayed there and at least could have fulfilled one of my childhood dreams to sing a song and affection for microphone. Within 30 days of work in that company my friends asked me to come along with them to attend the interview in a Educational Trainers manufacturing company so that based on my early introduction to that company they can also get jobs but unfortunately the only person got selected on that day is me not the four my friends who forced me to attend the interview but later pulled most of them into the same company. Primarily joined as a Sales Engineer then turned as a Technical Sales Executive, Embedded Developer, Research & Development Engineer and went to so called Aerospace company in Bangalore as an R & D Incharge for a brief period and finally returned and settled in Chennai as Controls Engineer in Siemens PLM/LMS/MSK thanks to Mr.Brahmanand for finding me and brought to this totally new domain (Automotive &Mechanical) and wonderful atmosphere to work with.

For a guy who always had greater interest and love towards Tamil, writing in my half-baked English feels bit comfortable than the very own Tamil, this should be the major influence on me by the years I spent as a Chennaite.

Always valued human relationships more than anything else and never concentrated on wealth creation that’s why still expecting the pay date at every month to pass the life

Long ago lost faith on almighty had a simple definition for good & bad. If one’s activity hurt the others then that is bad otherwise it is good. The most disturbing part of this Chennai life is several times I have violated my own principle either due to demanding situation or lack of insight, like a dialogue written by Sujatha in Mudhalvan if life is a VCR, I would definitely want to erase those moments.

It's SUSE

Arrambam

The slip between the Perfect and the Worst