Vimanam Movie Review:

 Vimanam Movie Review:

The story revolves around Samudhirakani, a disabled father, who supports his family by running a pay toilet in the slums of Chennai. His fourth-grade son, Dhruv, has lost his mother and finds solace in his love for airplanes. Dhruv spends his days standing in the airport compound, watching planes fly, without eating or sleeping, dreaming of becoming a pilot. The narrative explores how far Samudhirakani is willing to go to fulfill his son's dreams and the sacrifices he makes in the process.

 

While the film focuses on the tender bond between father and son, the character of Anusuya adds unnecessary padding to the story. Her presence and charisma do not contribute significantly to the theme of father-son affection. On the other hand, the comedic duo of Mottai Rajendran and Rahul Ramakrishna fails to evoke laughter and instead elicits bitterness and anger from the audience.

 

Unfortunately, Charan Arjun's music fails to captivate and beats boredom. Particularly, the background music gives viewers the feeling of watching a television serial and becomes agonizing. Meera Jasmin's appearance in the film is fleeting and serves more as an honorary role rather than a substantial contribution to the plot.

 

In summary, the film centers around Samudhirakani's determination to fulfill his son's dream of flying. However, the unnecessary addition of certain characters and underwhelming comedy elements detract from the core theme of father-son affection. The music, both in terms of composition and background score, fails to engage the audience, leaving them feeling impassive and disenchanted.