A tale of good and God
Yaanai Mugathaan
– Review
Ramesh Thilak is an irresponsible youth who earns a living by driving an auto and borrowing money.
A devotee of Lord Ganesha, he daily requests God to solve all his problems. One day, Ramesh Thilak is not able to see any photographs or idols of Lord Ganesha.
Ganesha appears in person in the form of Yogi Babu to the distraught Ramesh. What happened next? Why did Ganesha come in person to see Ramesh form the rest of the story.
Director Rejishh Midhila has created his own world for the movie and has made it lively with the characters with different personality traits.
Ramesh Thilak’s character is well-crafted and he takes the audience along with him through the journey. The dialogues are the major positives of the movie.
Yogi Babu has delivered an earnest performance and delivers a neat performance.
Rest of the cast including Karunakaran, Udhay Chandra, Naaga Vishaal, Hareesh Peradi, Crane Manohar and Urvashi have all done their part well.
Bharathi Shankar’s music is lively and Karthik S Nair’s camerawork is impressive.