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Wow i am at last feeling comfortable watching Siddharth's acting. What do you mean, he's the darling of many lovely damsels, young oozing females of Indian ethos, and envy of many a talented actors-male. Siddharth's stereotype kind of angry frustrated looks of Boyz/ Bommarillu/ to other movies has made me feel move away from this talent hotbed's exploits. The KaviyaThalaivan/ Jigarthanda has pulled me back to sit up and see his metamorphosis. Sure its bit hard on a actor with prodigious talent and out of box thinking in an industry hell bent on formulaic offerings. The carefree attitude to try new things seems to synchronize with the Tamil movie audience too. The title has hit a jackpot and character introduction too is offbeat, but one thing is 3 main characters must have been balanced well Siddharth is all over the movie, other 2 characters get a minor part to play in a plot which could have been more involving with other 2 protagonists.  Problem wit...

I had the time for watching 2 movies on small screen, one was Jigarthanda and other Manjapai. Madurai Malli Poo Idlis Jigarthanda had all the making of a new wave movie makers from Kollywood; the class the characters adaption, background score, camera angles, casting and the no airs actors filling in the shoes.................a wholesome movie which will be remembered for its strong script. On on takes or overruns other character, which is all characters have done justice to their assigned roles be it Bobby Simha, Siddharth, Lakshmi Menon and other character artists. Jigarthanda is a definite Big screen experience especially with BGM. I would give this a 4.5 star rating. Full marks to Master at Helm Karthik Subbaraj. Chennai Parotta The other movie was Manjapai, many said its good, but seriously such movies have been made and this script raped many times over in 80's and 90's. The superficial acting by movie's heroine Lakshmi Menon- her other roles hav...