Could there be any story left unwritten in this well-known scene with the school's verandah, the students promenading in their striped uniforms, and a background flute humming a melody? With his most recent film, Rangoli, Vaali Mohan Das immerses us in this well-known realm. Now, the creators should either surprise us or make us feel annoyed when we enter a universe that we have seen numerous times before. But Rangoli gives up on both of these options and ultimately elicits a kind of nothingness! Vaali Mohan Das is the director. Cast: Sanjay, Amit Bhargav, Prarthana, Muruga Doss, and Hamaresh According to their positive meanings, the custom of associating colors with school life has existed from the beginning of time. Do all children truly have such vivid stories to tell?

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The main character dislikes his new school since they have labeled him as a local, and the English-language instruction caused him to have failing grades in every subject but Tamil, even though he attends a school that teaches Tamil.Teachers at a new school saw Sathya engaging in mischievous actions, particularly when the heroine Parvathi had an incident in the restroom. However, it was his Tamil teacher Ravanan who pushed him to advance in his studies in order to achieve high grades. At one point, he learns about his family's circumstances and challenges, many of which are related to his studies. He didn't find anyone at home as he had in the past, but when he joined Both his mother and sister are employed at a new school.What was more effective for me than Sathya's affection for "Paro" Parvathy was the volatile, nontoxic, and peaceful relationship between Sathya's father Gandhi (Aadukalam Murugadoss) and his wife Kaliamma (Saisree Prabhakaran). Gandhi is an upright, industrious proletariat, and his wife, who is far more ostentatious and glitzy than her financial situation would allow, makes fun of her husband all the time for his goodness-defying actions. Rangoli Review: Resulting Opinion This partnership gives the usually erratic show a sense of stability and gives the plot, which occasionally appears contrived and manufactured, a pleasant appearance. Sathya was to go to an exclusive English-medium school, and Gandhi was willing to take out a loan and put up extra hours to make it happen. I wish the movie had shown Sathya's rage and anger at her inability to speak English fluently with more focused fire