“Ranam Aram Thavarel” is a film directed by Sharif and starring Vaibhav, Nandita Swetha, Tanya Hope, Saras Menon, Suresh Chakraborty, Praneethi and Darling Madan.Cinematography by Balaji K Raja and music by Arrol Karoli, this film is made.The film is produced by Madhu Nagarajan under Mithun Mitra Productions.
Vaibhav, who is an assistant director, falls in love with his co-worker Saras Menon. When the two fall in love, they get married. After getting married, his love wife Saras dies in an accident. In an accident, Vaibhav loses his memory for two years. As the years roll by, Vaibhav helps the police every now and then.
Vaibhav, who is also a cartographer, helps the police to crack the case by realistically drawing the face of an unidentified dead body.
In this environment, parts of the body like hands, legs, and body are found burnt here and there in Chennai.
The investigation begins. The police were further shocked when they learned that the body parts were taken from a different body. Following this, Vaibhav helps the case.
The inspector who was investigating the case goes missing one day and the story heats up.
Inspector Tanya Hope comes to investigate the case.
As the case begins to be investigated, many shocking incidents unfold day by day. Who did the incidents in the end.?? Does Vaibav have anything to do with this incident?? How did Nandita get into this.??? That is the rest of the story of the film.
Kudos to Vaibhav for taking on such a role. Accepting the premise of the film, Vaibhav’s performance in the film centered on women is commendable. Vaibhav, the protagonist, has appeared as the main character in the look. The hero Vaibhav has impressed everyone by giving a kind of innocent performance in the emotional scenes. The director has chosen him perfectly as he is suitable for this role.
The strength of the film is that the three heroines are given equal importance.
Tanya Hope gave a sizzling performance as the inspector. The heroine Nandita has handled the character strongly by understanding the strength of the story. She made the eyes of all those who saw the film pool in the scenes where she cries for the loss of her daughter. Actress Saras Menon has come as a beauty goddess and beautified the scenes.
The fast-paced screenplay slows down a bit in the second half which keeps it a bit boring. Despite its importance to the story, it can still be kept in sharp focus and travel.
The director has very carefully handled the story that no one touches and hesitates to touch and has won it.
Arrol Karolyi’s background score complements the flow of the film well by giving menace.
Balaji K Raja’s cinematography has been much talked about in the film. It is an added strength that the film has been shot at a never-before-seen location in Chennai. Ranam – One of the best creations of this year
