Story

An orthodox man and a free-spirited lady fall in love, only to realize just how different they are.

rabhu (Vasanth Ravi) is a BPO employee who has lost his focus in life after a failed love affair with a girl (Anjali). Becoming a aimless vagabond, a chance encounter with a bold Anglo Indian girl Dia (Andrea Jeremiah) turns into love and how it is wrecked by his male chauvinist attitude forms the crux of the story which has many layers to it.

Andrea has got the role of a lifetime as a modern IT girl which she has portrayed with much restrain and intensity, making it very special. She is natural as a mother to a five year old with whom her chemistry is endearing . Her caliber as an actress comes to the fore when dealing with the men in her life with uber coolness and displaying vulnerability to the hero. Watch out for the interval block when she she has a physical altercation with the hero, easily the best actress of 2017 so far and. Vasanth Ravi makes a solid debut matching Andrea in most scenes, getting under the skin of a confused vagabond who has problems dealing with his women. Anjali in a flawless cameo conveys the feelings and transformations of her character without the help of dialogues. Azhagam Perumal as the kind hearted railway constable who helps the hero also gets a wonderful scene to shine. Adrian Knight Jesly as the little son of Andrea walks straight into your heart and stays there with his cutely alluring performance. Producer JSK Sathish makes his acting debut as a police commissioner who serves as a major plot point of the story. The rest of the actors are aptly cast.