Hi everyone I hope all is  well .Here is my new blog about a movie  review  of Irugapatru .I like this movie . I saw this movie  in Netflix.This characters  shown  are happening  of some family .
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Yuvaraj Dhayalan's Irugapatru is a film that in a real sense teaches what the title implies. The film asks you to firmly clutch your life partner. This is certainly easily proven wrong and we will get to that later. To the movies credit, however it certainly is teaching, it isn't all over and Yuvaraj Dhayalan settles on a smart story style that includes a specialist. Thus, anything that the proclaiming is, as a general rule, it doesn't stand out like a message, as everything is through discussions between characters. Furthermore, more critically, none of these discussions appear to be shoehorned messages. They feel like genuine discussions between genuine individuals.

Irugapatru rotates around conjugal connections. The plot is revolved around three such couples. Sharaddha Srinath plays a specialist, and the film opens with her discussing connections. As I said, it is in a real sense addressing yet having her play a specialist guarantees (basically to a degree) that it doesn't completely feel like one. In any case, when a voiceover (the chief's I assume) does likewise not long before the end credits roll, it certainly is addressing.

Yuvaraj Dhayalan most certainly merits recognition for what he has achieved with this film. Independent of regardless of whether you consent to what the film says, he holds your consideration with his portrayal and his capably upheld by a breathtaking cast. Every one of them are acceptable and every one of the six entertainers who play the three lead couples, have no less than one scene where they make the most of it. Abarnathi as the guileless spouse makes you pay heed quickly. This is a person that might have effectively become misrepresented or seemed to be needing for compassion, however Abarnathi is so conceivable. Vidharth is all around as unobtrusive as usual and he keeps it straightforward even in those two scenes where he separates. There is a scene where his feelings are likened to what Naani goes through in Jersey. Shradhha Srinath is basically as acceptable as the advisor, as she is as the caring spouse. A similar individual who is the sure and mature specialist in her calling, turns out to be nearly becomes kid like and longs for reverence and affirmation at home. However, this distinction never occurs through a differentiated limit or something like that. It seems consistent. You feel it is a similar individual. You likewise feel the distinction in her when placed in two unique circumstances. What's more, Vikram Prabhu is a genuine shock. You get to know precisely exact thing he is going through in a person that is really keeping a great deal inside and attempting to try not to communicate it. This is likely his best execution to date. Sri and Saniya Iyappan are satisfactory, yet you keep thinking about whether they don't appear to be real as the other two couples. Yet, that they play a somewhat more youthful couple should have been visible as a justification for this and it likewise kind of helps that the three couples are very unique in relation to one another.

Coming to the questionable part that I had referenced before. The beneficial thing about Irugapatru is that it doesn't appear to be passing judgment on individuals. However at that point it is additionally excessively oversimplified on occasion. It functions admirably as a vibe decent film and, surprisingly, the feelings work. You concur with nearly all that the film needs to say. Yet, you likewise keep thinking about whether characters are formed how they are to fit in a message. The film discusses genuine issues. Yet, it likewise advantageously excludes critical viewpoints. There is a marvelous scene including Vidharth and Abarnathi when the previous is put off by something, when they are going to get cozy. Wish the film might have examined more about the point. It sort of scratches it on a superficial level yet doesn't dig further Yet I get it that the chief isn't moving like that. Irugapatru doesn't belittle separate. As a matter of fact, there is a person that says that separation was the best thing that had happened to her and her accomplice. Furthermore, this character is displayed as a developed and caring individual. In any case, it would have been entrancing to see the film investigate more about this perspective also. By zeroing in on the three couples who make it work, you keep thinking about whether that is the message the film is proliferating. The actual film adopts an oversimplified strategy. Thus, it very well may be taking it excessively far to denounce that the film is engendering the message that you really want to remain together regardless of whether nothing is working. However, you likewise keep thinking about whether adopting such an oversimplified strategy to a huge topic is OK. At the point when you are tending to 'Why separate?', it kind of becomes basic that you talk about 'Why not separate?', too. It is a particularly splendid ploy to have the specialist confronting issues herself. It is generally excellent to see that the chief grandstands what happens when you aimlessly do things in light of others. I surmise that is material to the message of the film also. All said, it is reviving to see a film that examine about relationship issues. It is invigorating to see a film that urges to look for proficient assistance.

Bottomline

Irugapatru perhaps oversimplified now and again and all the more significantly, disputable on occasion. However, as a film it works and feels like a warm embrace.

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