There are many such innocent scenes as this in which Ram and Jaanu share sweet moments that tend to get the audience teary-eyed. They are walking on the road, which is quite common in India, and they are laughing as old friends with just a tinge of sadness and regret. The scene in which Ram and Jaanu come out of the hotel during the song 'Thaabangale' is one of the best throughout the movie because it is so genuine and organic. This movie had no use really for CGI as it is a realistic fiction movie. The scenes where Ram is photographing are beautifully filmed, even if some of it may be green screen.

Their conversations slowly incorporate their lives in the past 22 years, which leads to them finding out about many upsetting situations.ДЄs for the cinematography, the CGI and green screen used in this movie is sparse, which gives it a natural feeling that is well paired with the storyline. The flashbacks he uses reveal heart-breaking truths that neither Ram nor Jaanu had realized up until this meeting. The director then starts employing plot techniques into the storyline. This may bring down the quality of the second part for you, because up to a point it could get dull to see the same faces for about an hour, but it shows a beautiful friendship and teary nostalgia. The second half of the movie, while emotionally engaging, shows only Ram and Jaanu. We have little bits of comedy and brilliant acting from Ram's close friends, Subha (Devadarshini), Murali (Bagavathi Perumal), and Satish (Aadukalam Murugadoss).

We see Ram's friends from high school at the reunion, and we learn about their doings over the years. The first half of the movie, before the intermission, shows many faces and personalities. Ram's and Jaanu's teenage romance is described with evocative screenplay and romantic cuts from their past. They share their experiences after high school and there is a nostalgic aura to the whole movie. Their time together is portrayed beautifully with touching scenes. Jaanu and Ram spend the whole night together, as friends, as she has to go back to Singapore the next morning. There are flashbacks throughout the movie going back to their high school years. He meets his high school sweetheart Jaanu (Trisha Krishnan), but learns that she is married and has a daughter. Ram (Vijay Sethupathi) is a photographer who attends a high school reunion of year 1996 to catch up with some friends. A movie that reaches all the way to your heart and sparks it with love is the best kind of movie. Have you ever watched a movie that was just simple and innocent? The sort of movie that makes you jump up with joy, then slowly crumple into sadness? Not one of the cartoons or one of the incredibly violent movies with no plot, but a true, touching movie? Those kinds of movies are quite rare.

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