Having seen Sneha playing a girl next door in her earlier films, ‘Bhavani’ comes as a surprise for all her fans. She gets into the boot of Vijayashanthi to play a powerful police woman in this remake of ‘Vaijayanthi IPS’. There is crime, action, politics and of course sentiment in ‘Bhavani’, directed and produced by Kiccha.The movie speaks about a valourous woman who fights the evils in the society. It has enough enthralling moments, but Kiccha seems to have missed out the opportunity on weaving all essential ingredients together to make it an engrosser. For the movie proceeds in predictable way in most parts.

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At a time when directors run behind racy themes and commercial cocktails, filmmaker Rasu Madhuravan is a rare exception. In 'Mayandi Kudumbathar', he touched up on the need for joint family and proved successful in wooing women audience to cinema halls.With 'Muthukku Muthaga', the director is back to render a film for his core audience - womenfolk. Here again, he speaks about family ties, cultural and ethical values and the role played by parents in shaping the lives and characters of their children.He not only narrates the story in an engrossing manner but ensures that it has enough elements in it to appease audience. With young and seasoned artistes playing part, Rasu Madhuravan has ensured that all comes good in Muthukku Muthaga, but for a slow narration.

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