Similar artificiality seeps into the setting of the film. The issue is more with the casting decision than their performances. It is a bit unsettling to see Mumtaz Sorcar as Saleema and Ayra as Bhargavi, despite the two giving their best. Yet, all the casting choices are not on point. They do, to an extent, and this is mainly due to the decent performances of actors like Deepan and Vetir. The films intercuts between all these stories, which are supposed to beautifully converge at a point in the end. Meanwhile, we also get to see love blossoming between Joseph (Karthik Ratnam), a local henchman, and Bhargavi (Ayra), a Brahmin college-girl, who is willing to change her religion for love. Then, there is the school kid Velu (Nishesh) with a major crush on his classmate Sunitha (Shwetha), who loves to sing Vilakkuvecha Nerathile Mama from Munthanai Mudichu despite her father’s disapproval.
We then see the love story of Thaadi (Vetri), a TASMAC employee, and Saleema (Mumtaz Sorcar), a sex worker. Love finds him when Radha (Sonia Giri), a new superior officer from Kerala, joins his office. Palani (Deepan N), a 49-year-old government peon, is single, much to the annoyance of everyone in his neighborhood. Cast: Deepan N, Sonia Giri, Vetri, Karthik Rathnam, AyraĬ/O Kadhal follows four love stories of different age groups.
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