Puthiya Geethai

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Synopsis

Puthiya Geethai is a 2003 Tamil film directed by Suresh Krishna, starring the charismatic Vijay in a lead role. The story revolves around a man named Raja, who is a creative musician and struggles to tune into the expectations of society and his family. As he navigates through various challenges, Raja encounters love, friendship, and betrayal, all of which test his resolve and integrity. Alongside a talented supporting cast, including Meera Jasmine and K. Bhagyaraj, the film explores themes of redemption and self-discovery. The vibrant music, coupled with emotional narratives, is set against the backdrop of Chennai's bustling life. As Raja seeks his true identity, the audience is taken on a rollercoaster ride filled with melodrama and inspiring moments, making it a relatable journey for anyone who has ever felt lost in life’s melody.

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Reviews

Puthiya Geethai received a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike. According to IMDb, the film holds a rating of 4.8/10, reflecting a range of opinions. Critics from platforms like Behindwoods remarked, "Vijay shines in emotional scenes but is let down by a predictable screenplay." Some praised the film's soundtrack, with particular mention of the catchy songs that Vijay brings to life. However, others noted that the plot felt disjointed and the pacing sluggish. One review on Times of India stated, "Though Puthiya Geethai has its heart in the right place, it struggles to transcend the formulaic boundaries of typical Tamil cinema." The performances, particularly Vijay's, were often highlighted positively, with comments like, "Vijay’s charm and charisma make certain scenes enjoyable even when the story falters." Overall, while there were elements of the film that resonated, the consensus suggested that Puthiya Geethai failed to make a lasting impact and suffered from cliches common in the genre.