Story: An unusual tale set on the backdrop of a coffee shop, the story begins with three sets of characters. First is Ajay (aari) who is an aspiring actor and he comes to meet Jiya (subha) at the coffee shop. In no time, he gets attracted to her and falls in love. The second set comprises of Satish (balaji) and his wife Ramya (tejaswini) who are married but are having constant fights. The third is the manager of the coffee shop (subbu) who is struggling with his business. Amidst all this is a writer (sivaji) who keeps watching all these characters. How each character connects to each other forms the rest of the story.
 

Presentation: The director has come up with a different storyline and while the presentation was decent, the narrative was slow. The dialogues were alright, the script was reasonable and the screenplay was good in parts. Background score was good and gave energy while songs were just okay. Cinematography was impressive. Editing was required in key places. Costumes were well designed while the art department was natural. Aari has come up with a natural performance and he suits. Subha put good efforts and was nice. Balaii was neat, Tejaswini was good, Panchu Subbu was apt to the role, Sivaji was standard. The others didn’t have anything to do.
 

Conclusion: As such, the film comes with a very unusual backdrop and expecting the story to happen between those characters in a room requires a great skill of handling the screenplay and script. To an extent, the makers were successful in doing so but then there have been few points where the boring moments come in. The first half looks promising with various introductions and layers but the second half gets a little mixed up though the climax sorts it out. Overall, this is a film which would have created a stronger impact if the pace was quicker and some entertainment was added. At the box office, the film would be an average grosser.
 
Bharatstudent verdict: It’s different!!