Story

The movie starts on a death note and instantly tells the audience that the movie is not all about regular affair, and there is something serious about it. then the flash back episode starts where Ram (Dhanush) is seen dressing up to go to college. On the rainy day, he leaves the house on his bike and sees a girl named Janani (Shruti Hassan) repairing her cycle in the middle of the traffic. It does not take much-time for him to fall in love, which makes to do the things what every boy does in the initial stage. In no time, their love blossoms and after facing some minor hurdles, Ram-Janani ties the knot.

The first half of 3 goes like a usual love story, yet giving hints that the story will take a serious turn in the next half. In the second half, the tale takes a shocking twist, where it is revealed that Ram is suffering from Bipolar Disorder, a psychological disease. Then, its subject focuses on his struggling to come out of the sufferings. The pre climax and the climax sequences, also how the takeoff of the story is concluded has to be seen on silver screen.

Analysis :

AishwaryaDhanush's way of narration and maintaining the suspense till the end are impressive. She succeeds in the first half by keeping the story lively with some wonderfully written one-liners. The natural-progress of the love tale between the lead stars is interesting. But in the second half, she seems to have lost the grip on the script, as it is too dragging at parts. N number of audience felt the length of the movie can be chopped to make the film more crisp and interesting… The track, 'Kolaveri di...' captured the audience attention and became a major USP for the audience to come to the theaters to watch the film. Cinematographer Velraj's work has to be appreciated as well.

Performance :

Dhanush and Shruti Hassan has deliverable a remarkable performance in this movie. AishwaryaDhanush is impressive in her first directorial venture and is worth of an applause. The movie reflects a complete team work and all the departments of the film did their best to the core.

Final Word: ‘3’, a worth watching experience...