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Starring are Richa Gangopadhyay and Dhanush.
Guidance: Selvaraghavan
G.V. Prakash Kumar - Music

Gemini Film Circuit produced the film.

Selvaraghavan is quite adept at depicting the complexities and implications of human connections, thus it comes easy to him to put his vision onto a large canvas. What more could one wish for? His brother is a National Award Winner for Histrionics. The combination has demonstrated its worth in the past and supports the theory in Mayakkam Enna as well.

In Mayakkam Enna, a man rediscovers himself via life's journey and the essential role that women play in it. Selva's comfort zone is still the idea, and the filmmaker has handled it brilliantly.

First of all, Selvaraghavan deserves praise for taking on a somewhat daring topic and refusing to give in to any commercial element—such as cheesy comedy or other needless digressions. Selva, you inspire great strength and conviction! Bravo! He has also taken great pleasure in weaving a tale about everyday people while delving into the darkest corners of a troubled soul.

Dhanush's greatest asset is that you feel instantly attached to him and begin to care about his character the moment he walks on screen, regardless of the color of his skin. And it undoubtedly goes up a notch in Selva's movies. One brief example of this adaptable actor's talent is the scene in which he confides in his friend about feeling rejected by the renowned photographer. Mayakkam Enna is satisfied with such performances.

Richa Gangopadhyay Is she a young actress? Very difficult to believe! She is Dhanush's ideal counterbalance. One of Mayakkam Enna's best scenes is when Richa expresses her helpless rage at Dhanush for taking her baby away. This striking scene features solely Richa's moving movements without a word spoken. It is undoubtedly a work of art that will bring tears to your eyes.

The claim that G V Prakash's RR is incredibly excellent, bringing out the finer feelings wonderfully, is not hyperbole. In numerous moments, Selva has used GV's music alone to express his ideas in place of conversation. Following Ilayaraja's RR, GV's RR is expected to be widely discussed for an extended period. Naturally, Oda Oda and Adida Avlai are delightful depending on the circumstances.

Lensman Ramji's lyrically inspired work complements Selva's narration brilliantly, and the frames themselves are poetry.  There's always a bonus when the main character is a nature photographer, and Ramji does it perfectly. Kola Bhaskar's editing elevates the movie's genius.

Richa's character is likely to be misinterpreted as being quite frivolous in the first half. Still, in the second, she is shown to be extremely respectable and strong, and her portrayal is sure to appeal to the female audience.

The story of Mayakkam Enna is told quite slowly and has a sluggish beat, which could not appeal to a broad audience. One could consider Selvaraghavan's portrayals of an attention-seeking or weak hero and a strong heroine to be clichés.

In summary, Mayakkam Enna is an emotionally complex and intoxicating event in and of itself.