Storyline: A happy-go-lucky unemployed youth after being insulted by his
girlfriend’s father takes up a job in a foreign nation and lands in deep
trouble.
What should have been a pointless entertainer has turned to be just
pointless. Entertainment, if any, was only in the director’s mind. Filled with
numerous cliché this is just another movie made for the sake of making a movie
and nothing more.
Flaws begin in the first half (love-at-first-sight, US return who messes
with the hero) where the protagonist’s immaturity haunts us. What should have
been a riveting fun filled episode (like in Endrendrum Punnagai) is nothing
more than passing cloud which just won’t pass and keep pestering us. Only when
we shift into the second half do we realise that it is not the hero’s
immaturity but the director’s (in particular script writer) immaturity that
shines on screen.
Two-thirds into the movie, most of us were busy doing things other than
watching. I was praying (for the credits to roll down soon), my counterparts
were snoring and other were creating memes.
Some of the flaws which I find worth mentioning: Lack of a gripping
screenplay, logic has been thrown into the sea, powerful actors not being
properly utilised (Nasser and Thambi Ramaiaah) and other flaws that I don’t
even want to recollect.
PS:My friends who woke after sleeping never felt like they missed a scene despite missing minutes together.
In short Yaan=Yawn.
A must avoid.
4/10.
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