Apr 08, 2018 07:29 PM
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Poomaram is a celebration of art in every form be it be mime, music, painting, dance, poetry, etc.
Poomaram is an movie, flipping through the pages of which you can take a glimpse into the multitude of moods and moments at a College Youth Festival. For anyone who has taken part in college youth festivals, Poomaram offers many memorable moments that can take them back in time and may be even, shed a tear.
This movie is surrounded with the plots like love at first sight, fight between different colleges, confessions, paid results in competitions, etc.
All of the scenes are realistically documented through Poomaram's beautiful frames. Kalidas Jayaram within the scope of his character Gauthaman, has done well what he could to bring alive his character. The actress also has given her commendable performance through this film.
Poomaram at 2 hours and 32 minutes rides on the strength of a handful of playful moments from the campus and if that wouldn't trouble you as a viewer the movie merits your time.
The most part which I loved the most rather than the acting and the story is the music part. Especially the song Njanum njanumentallum is a wonderful melodious song to hear while we are in a travelling. This is more like simile on silver screen.
Director Abrid Shine's third successful movie is Poomaram. This film was a good experience but solely because of music and screenplay. The performance of each and every character is commendable.
