Satyam - This is one of those movies that you watch inspite of all the bad reviews for the one and only reason: that is to rip the movie apart in your blog. After watching it, I was glad that my DVD rental did not go to waste as the movie was everything (and actually more) that all those reviews bashing the movie claimed it to be. This movie was an utter piece of crap., so bad you are not even motivated enough to trash it in your blog. The one thing that went through my mind as I watched the movie - how in the world did Vishal's dad agree to produce a movie like this? If the producer is someone who is not in your immediate family circle, it is somewhat understandable. But in this case with Vishal's dad/ brother being the producer, it is baffling. Vishal's voice is going to be a perennial problem just like in Ravi's case. And in his quest to sport a 6-pack ab, his face seems to have lost its original flair and he looks fatigued and odd. The only aspect of Vishal's movies I used to like were the stunts and even they looked very ordinary in this one.
But among all the negatives in the movie, if you were to ask me the one that irritated me the most, the scenes involving Nayanthara and Premji easily took the crown. The so-called pranks the kids play on her were downright silly. So, were her dance steps in the
En Anbe song. This actually got me started to think about the most annoying roles by a leading actress in movies. My earliest memory of such a stupid role came in the movie
Ninaithen Vandhaai by Devayani. I still vividly remember her shrieking voice from the movie which made me scratch my head every time she uttered a dialog. Jyothika was another actress who got on my nerves with her antics and thus every single movie with her in the lead role annoyed me to no ends, though I will have to call her 'performance' in
Kushi as the one that annoyed me the most. So, dwelling further on this, I decided to come up with the following poll.
Which performance by a lead actress in a Tamil move annoyed you the most? Basically, got on your nerves the most and single-handedly brought down your opinion of the movie.
Personally, it was a close call between Asin in Dasavatharam and Nayanthara in Ghajini. But then, the presence of some redeeming features in an otherwise decent Ghajini made me to vote for Asin in Dasavatharam.
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