Warning: Contains spoilers
I had wanted to see this movie because of it songs. I liked them a lot especially the choreography of two songs.. penne ye penne and kadal karaiyile..Unless you like watching very dramatic and yet poetic romantic story which moves very very slowly, don't attempt this.
Dont look for logic here.. its just a set of characters and the events that transpire between them on a rainy and cold evening in a Cafe Coffee Day.. Just like their logo.. "A lot can happen over a cup of coffee", this movie tells you what happens between a 10 year married couple with a kid , issues faced by the coffee shop owner, the issues of the two servers (one monetary and one girl problems), a writer with a mental block and an aspiring film maker who falls heads over heels over a beautiful girl who comes there. I dont know if they chose coffee day after they chose the theme of their story or they chose the story based on coffee day's logo :), whatever it is, I liked it..
The writer is the only observant with no story linked.. He comes there because he is not finding any urge to write his next novel and there in the coffee shop, he is literally at the background of each story, observing and studying them.
The couple who are married for 10 years and have a kid, showcase the usual issues faced by a supposedly-hard-working husband and a usually low-self-esteem housewife and how their kid usually ends up being the victim. The way these two explain their issues to two different people and trying to find a solution.. they somehow remind you of yourself or your friends who undergo a similar set of problems. The dialogues used to portray each of their issues and the solution were... true..It always takes a little understanding....and some time..
The film aspirant comes to have a cup of coffee and then ends up sitting opposite a beautiful girl who he likes (may be loves) at the first sight. His expressions are cute and nice.. and he gets all the beautiful songs in the movie with the girl. He comes there with a problem and suddenly falls in love of sorts and by the day is over, his problems are still not over, but he gets the girl :) The way he flirts and his emotions when he sees that girl's athai paiyan.. nalla irundhadhu.. these two have very cute faces..and they complemented each other very perfectly..
The owner and the the two server boys are just there to lend the helping hand..
The couple and the lovers form the crux of the story, if you really look @ it.. There are a few bits and pieces built around them.
The backdrop of rain added the additional spice to the romance
The music, songs & their lyrics, re-recording, the choreography, the cinematography- WOW .. There were so many picture perfect shots.. I like dances.. any format which brings in the emotions and has more scope for expressive gestures..The use of ballet and tango / salsa ( I always get confused between the two) in a few places were very cute. All the songs in this movie are very good..
It sort of practically takes you to the coffee shop...After seeing the movie, I switched off my TV (its gonna rain now) and wanted to be with that feel for some more time..
I had wanted to see this movie because of it songs. I liked them a lot especially the choreography of two songs.. penne ye penne and kadal karaiyile..Unless you like watching very dramatic and yet poetic romantic story which moves very very slowly, don't attempt this.
Dont look for logic here.. its just a set of characters and the events that transpire between them on a rainy and cold evening in a Cafe Coffee Day.. Just like their logo.. "A lot can happen over a cup of coffee", this movie tells you what happens between a 10 year married couple with a kid , issues faced by the coffee shop owner, the issues of the two servers (one monetary and one girl problems), a writer with a mental block and an aspiring film maker who falls heads over heels over a beautiful girl who comes there. I dont know if they chose coffee day after they chose the theme of their story or they chose the story based on coffee day's logo :), whatever it is, I liked it..
The writer is the only observant with no story linked.. He comes there because he is not finding any urge to write his next novel and there in the coffee shop, he is literally at the background of each story, observing and studying them.
The couple who are married for 10 years and have a kid, showcase the usual issues faced by a supposedly-hard-working husband and a usually low-self-esteem housewife and how their kid usually ends up being the victim. The way these two explain their issues to two different people and trying to find a solution.. they somehow remind you of yourself or your friends who undergo a similar set of problems. The dialogues used to portray each of their issues and the solution were... true..It always takes a little understanding....and some time..
The film aspirant comes to have a cup of coffee and then ends up sitting opposite a beautiful girl who he likes (may be loves) at the first sight. His expressions are cute and nice.. and he gets all the beautiful songs in the movie with the girl. He comes there with a problem and suddenly falls in love of sorts and by the day is over, his problems are still not over, but he gets the girl :) The way he flirts and his emotions when he sees that girl's athai paiyan.. nalla irundhadhu.. these two have very cute faces..and they complemented each other very perfectly..
The owner and the the two server boys are just there to lend the helping hand..
The couple and the lovers form the crux of the story, if you really look @ it.. There are a few bits and pieces built around them.
The backdrop of rain added the additional spice to the romance
The music, songs & their lyrics, re-recording, the choreography, the cinematography- WOW .. There were so many picture perfect shots.. I like dances.. any format which brings in the emotions and has more scope for expressive gestures..The use of ballet and tango / salsa ( I always get confused between the two) in a few places were very cute. All the songs in this movie are very good..
It sort of practically takes you to the coffee shop...After seeing the movie, I switched off my TV (its gonna rain now) and wanted to be with that feel for some more time..



