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**Ifroham4** · 12-15-2005, 08:00 AM

While I totally agree with the opinion of DFers on the music of Autograph, which was below average, the BGM by S-M was mediocre and so were the songs (choice of singers was good which saved them from disaster),

I liked the pre-Chennai part of the movie very much...it was really yadhArtham (realistic)...being grown up in similar country side in the then Madurai dist and spending the bachelordom in Kerala, I can vouch for the authenticity of the language, situations...I myself has seen so many `uNmai sambavangaL' & real-life characters (unfortunately I was not one as I was never `adventurous')...

The Sneha part of the film, though unrealistic, had some niceties (like charity, professionalism pushing emotions backseat, declining offer of the boys to stay-with etc.).

However, the best part was the climax, an arranged-marriage, with those whom the hero `oofed around' attending! That is very realistic and happens most of the time and Cheran wins there...I think that differentiated the movie from being ordinary...no melodrama at all...

12-15-2005, 08:00 AM	#8
Ifroham4 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,196 Senior Member	While I totally agree with the opinion of DFers on the music of Autograph, which was below average, the BGM by S-M was mediocre and so were the songs (choice of singers was good which saved them from disaster), I liked the pre-Chennai part of the movie very much...it was really yadhArtham (realistic)...being grown up in similar country side in the then Madurai dist and spending the bachelordom in Kerala, I can vouch for the authenticity of the language, situations...I myself has seen so many `uNmai sambavangaL' & real-life characters (unfortunately I was not one as I was never `adventurous')... The Sneha part of the film, though unrealistic, had some niceties (like charity, professionalism pushing emotions backseat, declining offer of the boys to stay-with etc.). However, the best part was the climax, an arranged-marriage, with those whom the hero `oofed around' attending! That is very realistic and happens most of the time and Cheran wins there...I think that differentiated the movie from being ordinary...no melodrama at all...
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