Rangoli – Review

The story of Rangoli revolves around Sathyamoorthi, a rebellious student who gets into trouble at his government school.

His father decides to send him to a private school, where he faces discrimination and bullying from his classmates.

However, he also meets Parvathy, a kind-hearted girl who belongs to a wealthy family.

They fall in love with each other, but their families are opposed to their relationship due to their social differences. Sathyamoorthi has to face a dilemma.

The film shows how Sathyamoorthi deals with this conflict and what consequences he faces.

Director Vali Mohan Dass effectively captures the essence of family values and the complexities of relationships.

The film delves into the complexities of societal norms and family dynamics, as Sathyamoorthi and Parvathy come from different backgrounds.

Hamaresh delivers a noteworthy performance as Sathyamoorthi, portraying the character’s journey with conviction and emotional depth.

Prarthana Sandeep shines as Parvathy, lending authenticity to their romantic bond.

Their on-screen chemistry forms the foundation of the film’s emotional resonance.

Rest of the cast including Aadukalam Murugadoss, Saishri Prabhakaran, Akshaya Hariharan and Amit Bhargav have delivered what was expected from them.

Music composed by Sundaramurthy K.S., who has some melodious and catchy songs. Cinematographer Marudha Nayagam, has captured the essence of school life and rural settings.