Sarvam Movie Review

Cast: Arya, Trisha, JD Chakravarthy, Indrajith, Master Rohan, Krishna, Prathap Pothan and others.

Music: Yuvan Shanker Raja

Director: Vishnuvardhan

Producer: Karuna Moorthy and Arun Pandian.

Banner: Ayangaran International

SARVAM as expected is a youth full romantic story which has a suspense and thrill in its storyline. The movie revolves around 5 characters and those are Arya, Trisha, Indrajith and JD Chakravarthy. Master Rohan plays the 5 important character in this movie.

The director as carved the movie in to a perfect entertainer which will last for while in the theatres.

Story

SARVAM is a story where it revolves around the main lead character Karthik (Arya) who is a go easy guy with no big ambitions in life. He is in love with a doctor named Sandhya which is the character played by Trisha.

Trisha and Arya meet each other in a Go Cart racing track and incidentally the meeting turns into a positive outcome. In parallel to this love track, another track starts its journey. It is about the person named Eshwar who is a football coach and an owner of a Rottweiler dog which looks monstrous faced sometimes.

Eshwar is behind a software professional named Naushad (Indrajith) and his son Immam (Rohan) . Eshwar has a personnel grudge against Naushad. Eshwar believes that Naushad had killed his family in an accident. Eshwar looses his son and his loving wife and he discovers that Naushad is the killer who was involved in an accident.

Till the last scene the two stories run independently, but as soon as the last scene in the first half winds up the two stories become one and the amalgamation gives the audiences a thrilling experiences.

The climax is a bit indigestible and so the audiences will be in a mix up in the end.

Performances

Arya looked apt to the role which he plays. The role he plays has the features of the present day youth and his charm and acting skills add energy to the film.

Trisha plays the role of a doctor and her sweet looking face is like a breeze to the audiences. She is seen in some fashionable outfits in some scene s and songs and this will be a treat to her fans.

JD Chakravarthy plays the negative role in the best part. He can be tagged as a best villain in the south film industry as his expressions show his involvement in the character.

Indrajeet and Rohan have played their roles very well. Indrajeet as an IT professional looks apt for the role as he looks perfect as a corporate employee. Little boy Rohan has lived the character offered to him.

Director Vishnuvardhan who carved the movie must be positively acclaimed for his storyline selection. The way the story starts and takes a turn in the middle is awesome. His previous film BILLA which exposed his creative and lavish way of taking proved that the director has high direction potentials. Now, his SARVAM is also taking its shape in a perfect manner and the best part is that the movie has all the ingredients to glue the audiences to their seats.

The music by Yuvan Shanker Raja is apt to the theme and mood of the movie.

On the whole the movie will definitely pass out the 10 days and if the college crowds throng the theatres in the first week of June, then the movie will live a 50 days life in the theatres.