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**Beerinkol** · 04-15-2010, 03:20 AM

I was revisiting pAsamalar a couple of days back (a movie which drained the eyes completely the first time I watched in the college audi).

20 years older now, while I still find it impressive and the on-screen performances phenomenal, as a movie there are a lot of speed breakers, boring stuff, sudden switch to "senthamizh" sounding funny etc. In other words, there are a lot of avoidable stuff

Sure, there are such "compromises" in UP (kalyANam pAru) / Johny (Asaya kAththula thoothu vittu) / NK (mummy pEru mAri), but they seem to be the minimum.

Well, let me watch muLL-malar & avaL app & then continue this discussion

04-15-2010, 03:20 AM	#16
Beerinkol Join Date Dec 2006 Posts 5,268 Senior Member	I was revisiting pAsamalar a couple of days back (a movie which drained the eyes completely the first time I watched in the college audi). 20 years older now, while I still find it impressive and the on-screen performances phenomenal, as a movie there are a lot of speed breakers, boring stuff, sudden switch to "senthamizh" sounding funny etc. In other words, there are a lot of avoidable stuff Sure, there are such "compromises" in UP (kalyANam pAru) / Johny (Asaya kAththula thoothu vittu) / NK (mummy pEru mAri), but they seem to be the minimum. Well, let me watch muLL-malar & avaL app & then continue this discussion
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