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Remake king M.Raja has come out victorious yet again with ‘Something Something Unakkum Enakkum’, a Tamil remake of Telugu blockbuster ‘Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana’. This feel-good family entertainer has good works from cinematographer A.Venkatesh and music director Devi Sri Prasad. Above all, lead pair Jayam Ravi and Trisha’s performance has sparked up the screens.

In the film, Muthupandi( Prabhu) is a hard working man and son of the soil. He brings up his sister Kavitha (Trisha) with lots of love and care after the death of his mother. Lalitha (Richa Pallod), Kavi’s best friend takes her to her house for her pre-marriage celebrations. Here, Kavi comes to know a carefree guy by name Santhosh (Ravi), who is the son of millionaire NRIs (Bhagyaraj and Geeta) from London. Santhosh and Kavi are just the opposite when it comes to family background yet they fall in love.

Now, Santhosh’s sophisticated mother wants him to marry another girl (Tejasree) and sought the help of her father for the same. Santhosh gets scot-free of her dominating mother and comes to his love Kavi’s village and asks Muthu to give his sister’s hand. Muthu hates rich people, and so, he sets a condition to drive this happy-go-lucky away. However, Santhosh takes up the chalenge with purpose and wins the hearts of the people in the village besides gathering better harvest than Muthu.

Ravi is perfect as a young and energetic man. His dialogues, facial expressions and body language are superb. Trisha is wonderful with her innocent looks and her charming smile pierces through the heart. Their onscreen chemistry and the way they get along with each other is incredible. Prabhu is good as a loving brother and the performance of supporting actors like Bhagyaraj, Richa Pallod and Geeta is commendable. The film would have been even better if its length, especially the climax scene is trimmed a bit.

In a nutshell, it is a complete entertainer and film lovers should not miss it.