DeAr Directed by Anand Ravichandran, Dear is a movie starring GV Prakash Kumar and Aishwarya Rajesh. According to the story of the film, the hero GV Prakash Kumar will Wake up even the slightest noise, A person who likes peaceful sleep. Heroine Aishwarya Rajesh has a habit of snoring loudly while sleeping. Both are getting married. The story is about the conflicts and problems that both of them face due to snoring problem. Already, the film Good Night has come out with such a plot and has received great response among the fans. Due to this, the fans were expecting how this film is going to be. But director Anand Ravichandran has made it enjoyable with an innovative screenplay without any resemblance of that film.
GV Prakash Kumar is an aspiring newsreader. Well played as a sort of stiff-faced creep whose ambition is hampered by snoring after marriage, with a wandering mind. Aishwarya Rajesh will show her experience acting in such a role. Same with this. His character is very well designed. Also, Kali Venkat, who plays the role of GV’s brother, and Nandini, who plays his wife, have given excellent performances. Rohini, Geetha Kailasam, Illasasu, Thalivasal Vijay have all acted with full understanding of their roles. Songs and background music in GV’s music are good. While the first half is grossly moving, the second half is thoroughly enjoyable. Jagadish Sundaramurthy’s cinematography captures the beauty of Ooty wonderfully. Rukesh’s cinematography is good. In general, whatever the flaws are, if you sit and talk without haste, you will know that it is not a flaw at all.
