Meesaya Murukku Review

Cast: Hip hop Adhi, Vivek, Athmika, Vigneshkanth

Music: Hip hop Adhi

Direction: Hip hop Adhi

Meesaya Murukku is neither complete fiction nor an autobiography. It’s somewhere in the middle so that audience can take what they want. The film is about Adhitya’s life (played by Hip hop Adhi) from school to independent artist. The story is simple and straightforward, yet it is enjoyable. Despite a known story the fresh actors, jazzy colors, innovative cuts make it a new experience.

Vivek as Adhitya’s father and its delightful to watch the first scene where he talks a serious dialogue and in a matter of seconds change it to a comedy scene. I was impressed by the casting of school boy for Jeeva (played by Vigneshkanth) who looked alike the grownup Jeeva. Hip hop adhi has given a dream debut as an actor cum director.

All the youtubers have done their part well to make this enjoyable. The only place where film was a little dragging was the senior-junior fights, which felt like repetitive. But the second half of the film becomes inspirational and the ending is quite emotional giving a complete experience.

He has used ‘Club le mubbu le’ and ‘Vaadi pulla vaadi’ songs and the film has 5 songs making meesya murukku a musical too. Sorry am already confusing you with genres.

Verdict: Entertainment.

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