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Kamal Haasan's Papanasam is all set to release this Friday (July 3rd) all over the world and the film promises to be a treat to all Kamal fans who would rather enjoy a realistic cinema than the usual masala entertainer. Papanasam, being the official remake of Mohanlal's Dhrishyam, has raised
expectations among fans and critics alike, not to mention a plain, simple movie lover. While fans would be eager to watch the master perform on the silver screen for the second time in the year(Uttama Villain released earlier this year), critics would be waiting to compare the original film with Papanasam as both Mohanlal and Kamal Haasan are known for their perfection.
It is also a comeback of sorts for Kalabhavan Mani in Tamil cinema as the last few movies he has done in Kollywood has gone unnoticed. His last noticeable performance came through Enthiran way back in 2010. Papanasam has a strong technical crew as well. While the camera has been handled by Sujith Vaassudev, Ghibran has taken care of the musical bit and Ayoob Khan has done all the trimming work at the editing table. Enough said, take a look at the slides below for top 6 reasons (in descending order) to watch Papanasam on the big screen:
Jeethu is a respected director in Malayalam cinema as he is the man responsible for dishing out the highest grossing film ever in Mollywood which happens to be Dhrishyam. If he continues to direct more films in Kollywood, Tamil cinema could well use his services to the fullest as he is a content driven filmmaker.
Apart from Jeyamohan's dialogues (Jeyamohan is a renowned writer) and an impressive technical crew, the film has an admirable cast of supporting artists; MS Bhaskar, Delhi Ganesh, Charle and Asha Sarath to name a few.
It's been a while since Tamil cinema has fabricated a quality family drama and Papanasam could be the answer we are looking for. Family drama will also ensure family audiences making their way into cinema halls across the world which would be a healthy sign.
The movie has been remade in Telugu, Hindi and Kannada which suggests that Papanasam would not disappoint, especially to those who haven't watched the film in any of those above mentioned languages. It also promises of an unique experience to Tamil audience.
Gautami is making a comeback after a long hiatus and one feels that she couldn't have chosen a better script to possibly script a winning comeback just like what Jyothika did through the remake of How Old Are You.
Without any doubt, the most prominent reason to watch this film on the big screen is Kamal Haasan himself. The genius actor is back in business and he demands the attention of each and every movie goer, for his work is known for its perfection and class.
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