Tamil movie "Iraivi" marks the reunion of Karthik Subbaraj, Vijay Sethupathi and Santhosh Narayanan, who had earlier collaborated in the hit movie "Pizza." The Tamil movie is hitting the screens on Friday, June 3.
Vijay Sethupathi, Bobby Simha, SJ Surya, Anjali at Iraivi Audio Launch
Apart from Vijay Sethupathi, the Tamil film stars SJ Suryah and Bobby Simha. Anjali, Pooja Devariya and Kamalinee Mukherjee are the female leads in the film, while Karunakaran, Radharavi, Vadivukkarasi, Kaali Venkat and others are in the supporting cast. It has Sivakumar Vijayan's cinematography department and Vivek Harshan's editing.
Santhosh Narayanan's music for the film has garnered positive reviews, with the songs "Kadhal Kappal," "Dhushta" and "Manidhi" becoming chartbusters. Adding to that, the trailer and teaser have impressed viewers, creating positive vibes around the flick. Last but not the least, Karthik Subbaraj had delivered two hits earlier. As a result, people have high hopes from the flick.
The theme of "Iraivi" is relationships. The movie is about how men take women for granted.
Reviews:
The Tamil movie has premiere shows in foreign countries, including the U.A.E., on Thursday, June 2. Here, we bring you the response of the audience to the film:
Justwatchreview: #Iraivi first half over.. Decent first half.. powerful interval block..sj suriya is main hero on first half.. Let's see 2nd half..
Karthik Balaji: Watching #Iraivi. High hopes
Irrespective of how the movie is, SJ Suryah has gone another level in bis acting! His best performance yet! #Iraivi
#Iraivi interval block : Theri mass scene with theri mass BGM!
Excellent story crafted excellenly by Karthik Subburaj! Bold choices. 2nd half a little drag but finishes off with an excellent song #Iraivi
Christopher Kanagaraj: #Iraivi - Good 1st half, different story. Wonderful perf esp S J Surya. Very good dialogues. Not a typical movie for entertainment! Bold one.
#Iraivi | One of the best film this year, loved it. Both S J Surya & Vijay Sethu killed it. Anjali scores. All credits to Karthick Subburaj!
Zhaa Media: #Iraivi: An outstanding film on relationships. Intense performances from #VijaySethupathi #SJSuryah. A must watch for every woMEN..!
#Iraivi: #Anjali and #KamalineeMukherjee carry off their roles with such elan and panache.
#Iraivi: @Music_Santhosh is the backbone of the film with his BGM and songs. Gels well with the theme.
#Iraivi: #SivakumarVijayan's camera captures the dark moments of the film well and #VivekHarshan's editing is an immense aid..!
#Iraivi: @karthiksubbaraj is carving out a niche for himself with his style of writing his characters, especially #RadhaRavi and making..!
#Iraivi: Overall a wholesome treat to movie goers. DO NOT Miss..!
Kirukals: Whattey intro for SJ Suryah #Iraivi
#Iraivi chilling interval. Unexpected from @karthiksubbaraj
#Iraivi @yoursanjali is beautiful as ever. Bobby simha looks dashing. Vijay sethupathi as usual rocks. And the best is SJ Suryah
IRAIVI MOVIE REVIEW
As a filmmaker, the easiest theme to handle is womanhood! One need not necessarily be pushed to bring to limelight the stories of Mother Teresa, Jhansi Rani, Kiran Bedi or per say any other popular name to celebrate women. But by just making a film about your mother you will have a unique product with strong relatable content in hand. By cracking this simple mantra, filmmaker Karthik Subburaj makes Iraivi a film that showcases the lives of the few women fortunately or unfortunately influenced by the activities of their better halves. Few portions make your eyes moist, few make you clap and few hit you hard! Read on to know all this in detail.
As simple as this may sound, Iraivi has something profound that is best felt than explained. With just good intentions, a film won't grow up to be a product that a filmmaker wishes; Support from the performers and the technicians is a mandate and Karthik has enjoyed the luxury of having it.
A new and an impressive casting idea is an USP to this film. SJ Suryah, surely proves his mettle as an actor and gets his travel ticket into this world of greasepaint confirmed. Vijay Sethupathi's character might not excite you as you expect him to do in every movie he appears, but what he does fits right in the bar. One cannot deny that the Bobby Simha version powered by Karthik Subbaraj is the best.
Every female in the tale, from the important characters like Anjali, Kamalini Mukherjee, Pooja Devariya to the ones that pass by in just one frame emote well! Every character sketch written for the ‘she’s can engage you in an interesting character analysis. Radha Ravi, Karunakaran, Vadivukarasi might not evidently enjoy importance but they fill the space given to them well to give this piece the completeness it demands.
Santhosh Narayan’s rustic and raw sounds once again elevates the experience; this statement stands good for his work in BGM, but the songs lack the Karthik - Santhosh magic. Sivakumar Vijayan’s play with lens and Vivek Harshan’s smartness in handling the scissors make Iraivi a trouble free experience. Though the makers would have thought this as the best screenplay approach, the slow script might give a lag feel to the general audience.
Few minute symbolism he carries while narrating his tale, makes Karthik’s passion for filmmaking obvious. One does not become a cult filmmaker just by breaking filmmaking templates; he becomes one even if he breaks the templates present in our society. Iraivi is yet another attempt to reiterate the value of the female gender to not just the male but to females themselves. And few women in the crowd would connect to the movie better. The expectations on a Karthik Subbaraj movie, might also not be in favour of a project like Iraivi.
( 2.75 / 5.0 )
IRAIVI MOVIE REVIEW
As a filmmaker, the easiest theme to handle is womanhood! One need not necessarily be pushed to bring to limelight the stories of Mother Teresa, Jhansi Rani, Kiran Bedi or per say any other popular name to celebrate women. But by just making a film about your mother you will have a unique product with strong relatable content in hand. By cracking this simple mantra, filmmaker Karthik Subburaj makes Iraivi a film that showcases the lives of the few women fortunately or unfortunately influenced by the activities of their better halves. Few portions make your eyes moist, few make you clap and few hit you hard! Read on to know all this in detail.
As simple as this may sound, Iraivi has something profound that is best felt than explained. With just good intentions, a film won't grow up to be a product that a filmmaker wishes; Support from the performers and the technicians is a mandate and Karthik has enjoyed the luxury of having it.
A new and an impressive casting idea is an USP to this film. SJ Suryah, surely proves his mettle as an actor and gets his travel ticket into this world of greasepaint confirmed. Vijay Sethupathi's character might not excite you as you expect him to do in every movie he appears, but what he does fits right in the bar. One cannot deny that the Bobby Simha version powered by Karthik Subbaraj is the best.
Every female in the tale, from the important characters like Anjali, Kamalini Mukherjee, Pooja Devariya to the ones that pass by in just one frame emote well! Every character sketch written for the ‘she’s can engage you in an interesting character analysis. Radha Ravi, Karunakaran, Vadivukarasi might not evidently enjoy importance but they fill the space given to them well to give this piece the completeness it demands.
Santhosh Narayan’s rustic and raw sounds once again elevates the experience; this statement stands good for his work in BGM, but the songs lack the Karthik - Santhosh magic. Sivakumar Vijayan’s play with lens and Vivek Harshan’s smartness in handling the scissors make Iraivi a trouble free experience. Though the makers would have thought this as the best screenplay approach, the slow script might give a lag feel to the general audience.
Few minute symbolism he carries while narrating his tale, makes Karthik’s passion for filmmaking obvious. One does not become a cult filmmaker just by breaking filmmaking templates; he becomes one even if he breaks the templates present in our society. Iraivi is yet another attempt to reiterate the value of the female gender to not just the male but to females themselves. And few women in the crowd would connect to the movie better. The expectations on a Karthik Subbaraj movie, might also not be in favour of a project like Iraivi.
( 2.75 / 5.0 )
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