EESWARAN REVIEW

 

CONTENT NAME : EESWARAN

LANGUAGE  : TAMIL

GENRE   : DRAMA

STARRING : STR , NIDHI AGERWAL

RELEASE DATE:  14^TH JANUARY 2021

RELEASE PLATFORM :  THEATRICAL RELEASE

  

 

OVERVIEW / PLOT :

                                            Eeswaran is a 2021 Indian Tamil-language drama film film written and directed by Suseenthiran and was produced by Balaji Kapa, K. V. Durai and M. D. Sharafudeen under their respective banners Madhav Media and D Company. It stars Silambarsan, Bharathiraja, Nidhhi Agerwal and Nandita Swetha. The film has music scored by S. Thaman, whereas cinematography and editing were handled by Tirru and Anthony respectively.

 

REVIEW :

                                    Director Suseenthiran uses a proper linear way to establish both his story and characters , even though it was too cliché those initial portions gave some positive lead to the upcoming ones. First 30-45 minutes were completely gripping with Simbu scoring well in many portions. Songs , humour , love track , dialogues they all many some sense initially . That’s how director Suseenthiran has set the platform. Right from then , things started going miserably wrong by loosening the essents of the character.

 

                                              Even Thaman’s BGM and songs couldn’t save this loosened writing in the initial portions in the second half. The screenplay from the pre-interval block was complete roller-coaster, couldn’t trace out which way it was moving and was quite unbearable. Even though this genre has limitations, even minimum satisfaction has not been delivered in the later portions. Even the predictability factor has hit the content hard. With many things going wrong in the second half, transformed Simbu tried his best to carry the film in his shoulders and has also partially succeeded with it.

 

CAST PERFORMANCES :

                          STR as Eswaran has lived his role and made well in his scoring areas, his improvisation in his weakness had also been felt throughout the content. Nidhi hardly get to score, but does a decent work. Bharathi Raja once again does what he usually do effortlessly. Other notable characters like Nanditha , Harish , Bala have done their part well. Kaali Venkat’s impresses well with his limited screenspace as well.

 

 

VERDICT :

                            Director Suseenthiran’s loosened and semi-cooked writing has let down STR’s work and 1^st half. If screenplay could have been a bit better in second half then this could have been a easily one time watchable outing. WATCH IT ONCE, IF YOU LOVE SIMBU.

 

IN DEPTH ANALYSIS :

 

DIRECTION : 2.75/5

SCREENPLAY : 2/5

STORY         : 2.25/5

MUSIC/BGM: 2.5/5

RECEPTION : 3.5/5

CAST PERFORMANCES : 3.25/5

1^ST HALF : 3/5

2^ND HALF : 1.75/5

 

 

 

STR’S COMEBACK AWAITED !!

 

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