A Bad Social Message
Director :- Bhakkiaraj KananCast :- Sivakarthikeyan as SK / Remo (Regina Motwani), Keerthy Suresh as Dr. Kavya, Sathish as Vallikanth, K. S. Ravikumar as Himself, Saranya Ponvannan as SK's Mother, Rajendran as Mohana Santhosh, Anson Paul as Vishwa, Yogi Babu as Remo's Lover, Aadukalam Naren as Kavya's Father
Kalyani Natarajan as Kavya's Mother, Sri Divya (cameo appearance) as Doctor Divya.
Plot :- SK (Sivakarthikeyan) is a struggling theatre actor whose only aim is to become a superstar like Superstar Rajinikanth. However, his lack of acting skills hinders his path to his dream, and is
even rejected by director K. S. Ravikumar when he auditions for his new film Avvai Shanmugi 2. He comes across Kavya (Keerthy Suresh), who is a doctor, and instantly falls in love with her. He goes to her house to propose her, only to find out that she is getting engaged to a NRI doctor Vishwa. SK is distraught at this, but he decides to woo Kavya anyway and somehow break up her engagement with Vishwa.
Keeping this in mind, he disguises himself as a nurse, going by the name of "Remo" (short for "Regina Motwani", a combination of the names of actresses Regina Cassandra and Hansika Motwani), and takes up a job as a nurse in the hospital where Kavya works. by making her believe that she’s making a big mistake by settling for an arranged marriage and that she can still meet her prince charming if she truly believes and when Keerthy is successfully confused, Sivakarthikeyan chips in with a line – it’s easier to confuse a woman than convince her. It’s as though the makers want to prove that if you want to win over a girl, all you need to do is confuse her with lies.
When you walk into a Sivakarthikeyan film, especially one like Remo, you can’t expect logic; you can’t expect to be bowled over by a great script and you definitely can’t expect to like everything you see in the film.
As a viewer, you’re not pleased with the way stalking is shown in the film. Even though you feel sorry for the heroine who is no more than an eye candy, you’re forced to turn a blind eye because it comes with a statutory warning – you can’t like everything you see.
Therefore, the relentless pursuit of Keerthy Suresh by Sivakarthikeyan, as much as it’s manipulative, is justified with the dialogue – an average Joe can take every opportunity he gets to make a woman fall for him.There is the usual mix of crowd pulling tactics having certain dialogue of Ajith Kumar's Vedalam, Vijay's Theri, and Superstar Rajni's Kabali, which now a days is very common in all the commercial movies.
We do have certain comic relief from Satish, Rajendran and Yogi babu, they all were escentric, especially Satish's counter to SK and Yogi babu's screen presence in itself is a relief.
Keerthy decides to end her engagement and goes to meet Remo to tell her(him) that she loves SK, but as usual a commercial flick love story has to have a villain fight, here the NRI groom comes with some goons to forcefully take keerthy and to marry her, three is certain comic dialogue from REMO, then she run's and SK comes to the scene and fights all of them and waits for keerthy's proposal just to be disturbed by a phone call to summon Remo to the hospital as a kid (who has grown close to Remo was very Ill) then the kid ask's Remo to do the greatest magic (to be a man) knowingly that if she(he) does that keerthy will know all the Truth he does so and surprise surprise keerthy comes to know the fraudulent acts SK has done to convince her to love him and then she breaks it off, only to be followed again by SK in an old man's disguise and trying to convince her.
In the end she agrees that she loves him and that's that.
Overall verdict :- a one time see and a good comic entertainer and a wrong social message.
Don't come with any expectation just see it casually.
Ratings
Cast:- 2.5/5
Screenplay:- 2/5
Cinematography:- NA (I am no one to Judge PC Sreeram Sir)
Story 1.75/5
Costumes and production 3/5
OVERALL: - 2.65/5
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