Good Day

Cast: Prithviraj Ramalingam, Kali Venkat, Myna Nandhini, Adukalam Murugadoss, Bhagavathi Perumal (Pax), Vela Ramamoorthy, Boss Venkat, Vijay Murugan (Art Director), Jeeva Subramanian, Bharat Nellayappan

Producer: Prithviraj Ramalingam
Music: Govind Vasantha
Cinematography: Madan Guna Dev
Direction: N. Aravindhan
PRO: Sathish (AIM), Siva

Prithviraj Ramalingam, who works in a vest manufacturing factory in Tirupur, faces the anger of his boss and manager at the company and becomes an alcoholic. After that, he engages in various activities throughout that night. He goes to his college friend's house and creates trouble, gets caught by the police and escapes from there with a walkie-talkie and roams around various places. In one night, he experiences all the sorrows of life, and what happens after that is the climax.

Director N. Aravindhan has created this film as a story that takes place in one night. This story is based on the life of Karthik Netha, who is currently writing songs for many films. He himself has written the songs and dialogues for the film. To be honest, he acts at lightning speed in one scene and leaves with a smile stuck on his lips.

Prithviraj Ramalingam has made his debut as a hero through this film and has also produced it. When it comes to acting, his atrocity of getting drunk and creating chaos goes beyond limits. The atrocity he commits by going to his college friend's house (who is now married with a child) and asking her to cut cake in front of her husband, just because they studied together in college, would anger anyone. The atrocities committed by Prithviraj are infuriating.

The inspector has expressed only a little anger towards Prithviraj who runs away after stealing police uniform and walkie-talkie. In reality, if this incident had happened, whether he was a hero or an ordinary person, that inspector would have at least broken his hands and legs.

This film has spoken about a concept centered around child theft. That one sentimental scene alone makes us tolerate all the atrocities committed by Prithviraj Ramalingam. Having come to convey the message that an alcoholic should reform, showing the hero as an alcoholic from beginning to end, and then showing that he did one good deed through that drinking, it becomes confusing whether they're saying drinking is good or don't drink.

Although there's an opinion that Dream Warriors company selects and releases good films, it occasionally seems that their selection also goes wrong sometimes. This makes one wonder if there's confusion within the team that selects films.

Govind Vasantha's music supports the film to some extent.

Madan Guna Dev's cinematography also creates the night atmosphere within the theater.