Ghajini Movie Review

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Released on 29 September 2005

The Director of Dheena and Ramana, AR Murugadoss, strikes after about a gap of three years with Ghajini with Surya and Asin in the lead. After great expectations, the movie is finally released. Has it satisfied the expectations … a straight NO…

Surya, Sanjay Ramasamy plays the role of the Managing Director of “Air Voice”, a Cell Phone company. Asin, Kalpana plays a model for a mini advertisement company. Nayantara is also there to add to the glamour. She plays a medical college student.

To cut it short, Sanjay and Kalpana fall in love with each other. Kalpana earns enemies during her mission of saving anonymous girls from being sold in the Bombay Market. The villains decide to murder Kalpana and after a good thrilling chase and fight back from Sanjay, it is done. Sanjay is hit on his head and he is hospitalised while Kalpana is dead.

Asin has played her part beautifully...
Be it when Sanjay proposes, be it when she plays her pranks or when she is chased by the villains...
Finally.. she has started to show signs of acting...

Short term memory loss … inspired from the English movie MEMENTO, has been employed skilfully by the director. Sanjay forgets everything but the night of that incident. With the help of this medical college student, he traces the one who had murdered his wife. The villain calls his brother for help. Surprisingly, the Villain, Pradeep Singh Chaavat, plays a double role. Finally, Sanjay ends up murdering both.

Surya, as Sanjay has done his part well...

Nayantara.. I really feel she has to reduce her tummy....She looks damn ugly, especially when she dances with a shorts on stage...

Two tunes from Harris Jeyaraj are memorable…

Oru Maalai..

Suttrum Vizhi Chudarae..

The scenes which depict the love between Sanjay and Kalpana, create a good impression.