Inimey Ippadithan

Inimey Ippadithaan

Directed by	Muruganand
Produced by	Santhanam
Written by	Muruganand
Starring	Santhanam Ashna Zaveri Akhila Kishore
Music by	Santhosh Kumar Dhayanidhi
Cinematography	Gopi Jagadesswaran
Edited by	Ruben
Production company	Handmade Films
Distributed by	Suara Networks (Malaysia)
Release dates	12 June 2015
Running time	134 minutes
Country	India
Language	Tamil

Inimey Ippadithaan (English: Hereafter, it's going to be like this) is a 2015 Indian Tamil romantic comedy film written and directed by Muruganand of Lollu Sabha fame.^[1]^[2] Santhanam, who also produced the film, plays the lead role in it, alongside Ashna Zaveri and Akhila Kishore.The film opened to positive reviews and became a commercial hit.^[3]^[4]

Plot

Seenu (Santhanam) is a happy go lucky guy; everything goes well in his life until an astrologer predicts that he should get married within three months. By the time Seenu's parents scout a girl for him, he falls in love with Maha(Ashna Zaveri) but she keeps on ignoring him. At one point of time, Seenu says yes to an arranged marriage with Akila (Akila Kishore) due to the family circumstances and pressure mounted by his foolish uncle (Thambi Ramaiah). Later, Seenu understands that Maha actually played a prank and she is indeed in love with him. In the end, Maha cheats him thinking him to be unfaithful and Seenu couldn.t marry Akhila and is forced to marry his uncle's daughter (Vidyulekha).

Cast

Santhanam as Seenu
Ashna Zaveri as Maha
Akhila Kishore as Akhila
Thambi Ramaiah as Ulaganathan, Seenu's uncle
VTV Ganesh as Chandra
Naren as Ekambaram, Seenu's father
FEFSI Vijayan as Major Chandrakanth, Akhila's father
Pragathi as Bhavani, Seenu's mother
Sriranjini as Akhila's mother
Vidyullekha Raman
Karunakaran
Singamuthu
Aryan as Ravi
Nippun
Cool Suresh
Sethu as Sethu, Seenu's friend
Lollu Sabha Antony as Antony, Seenu's friend
Gokul as Gokul, Seenu's friend
Lollu Sabha Manohar
Abhishek Vinod as Karthik
Narayan
Dhilsa
Komal Sharma
Niranjini as Niranjini, Maha's friend
Gayathri as Gayathri, Maha's friend
Krithika as Krithika, Maha's friend
Kalyanamalai Mohan as himself
Dr. Arun Chinniah as himself

Soundtrack

Inimey Ippadithaan
Soundtrack album Inimey Ippadithaan by Santosh Kumar Dayanidhi
Released	10 May 2015
Recorded	2015
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Language	Tamil
Label	Sony Music India^[5]

Inimey Ippadithaan's music was composed by Santosh Kumar Dayanidhi, an assistant of A. R. Rahman. The lyrics of the songs were written by Gana Bala, Sofia Ashraf, Kabilan, Madhan Karky, Dr Uma Devi and Gana Vinoth. The soundtrack, released on 10 May 2015,^[6] received positive reviews.

No	Title	Singer(s)	Lyric(s)
1	"Paartha Oru Lookula"	Gana Bala	Gana Bala
2	"Athana Azhagayum"	Varun Parandhaman, Sofia Ashraf	Kabilan, Sofia Ashraf
3	"Thaedi Odunaen"	Santhosh Kumar Dhayanidhi, Aalap Raju	Kabilan
4	"Innimey Ippadithaan"	Karthik, C. Aishvarrya Suresh	Madhan Karky
5	"Azhaga Aanazhaga"	Harini	Dr Uma Devi
6	"Aathula Oru Kaal"	Mahalingam, Thalapathi, Sapta	Gana Vinoth

Release

The film was given a "U" certificate by the Indian Censor Board.^[7] It was released on 12 June 2015.

Critical response

The New Indian Express wrote, "The screenplay is neatly crafted, the narration has a smooth flow. The dialogue sparkles with wit, the humour decent...The film delivers much more than what one would have expected and is a pleasant watch".^[8] Sify wrote, "The storyline and structure is similar to any other Tamil film in the rom com genre. However, what makes it different is its treatment...Murugan-Anand's idea of making a comic entertainer with an important message is laudable" and described the film as an "enjoyable ride".^[9] The Hindu wrote, "The story isn't great but who cares when as many jokes are laugh-out-loud great as they are in Inimey...when there are as many jokes, there are also bound to be discomfiting ones...But in one of the more surprising final acts I’ve seen this year, Inimey quite redeems itself".^[10] Baradwaj Rangan called it a "not-bad, Bhagyaraj-style comedy", further writing, "when we go to these movies, the question isn’t “How politically correct is it?” but “Are there laughs?” And there are plenty...the film takes too long to get going. But once Cheenu finds himself trapped between his two women – a classic Bhagyaraj situation – we experience the gamut from hmmm... okay to hey, not bad to that was actually hilarious".^[11] The Times of India gave the film 3 stars out of 5 and wrote, "Comedy is still his (Santhanam's) biggest weapon and the actor is in sparkling form in this film, which is structured to his strengths. We get the quintessential Santhanam similes, which hit their mark quite often, though there is a fair share of ridicule disguised as humour".^[12] Bollywoodlife.com wrote, "Inimey Ippadithaan is a must-watch because at the end, you come out of the theatre feeling good...it's a film this summer that keeps you entertained and is total value for money".^[13]

In contrast, Rediff gave 2 stars out of 5 and called it a "poorly-written, uninspiring romantic comedy", going on to add, "The film let down by a poorly-written script and the director's lacklustre execution. The extremely slow pace, the pretentious characters, ordinary background score, songs every 20 minutes, and a screenplay stuck on a single notion, makes director Muruganand's Inimey Ippadithaan one dimensional and monotonous".^[14]

References

External links

Inimey Ippadithan at the Internet Movie Database
Official Trailer on YouTube

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