Banner : Sri Venkateswara Creations
Producer : Dil Raju
Director : Bakkiyaraj Kannan
Music : Anirudh Ravichandra
Casting : Siva Karthikeyan, Keerthy Suresh
Story
SK (Siva Karthikeyan) is an aspiring actor and conversing with girls is the toughest thing in the world for him. He falls for Kavya (Keerthy Suresh) who is a doctor.
But his love dream shattered when he comes to know that Kavya is already engaged to a good looking doctor. A movie audition requires him to dress like a female nurse and incidentally SK meets Kavya in the nurse get-up. Kavya offers him a job at the hospital she works in. With a new hope, SK tries to win her heart by disguising himself as the nurse. How SK wins Kavya's heart? forms the rest of the story.
Performances
Keerthy Suresh is brilliant and pulled off her role with full perfection. She looks pretty and brings some freshness on screen.
Sivakarthikeyan looks beautiful as the nurse and he walks along the hospital with a seductive way. Sivakarthikeyan is the pillar of this movie and the film is undoubtedly one of best performances in his entire career.
Sathsh and Yogi Babu generate some laughs. Saranya Ponvanan attracted with her performance. Others performed according to their roles.
Technical
The film has rich production and technical values. Veteran cinematographer P C Sreeram has done a fabulous job and shows the lead pair beautifully. The work of Oscar-winning sound designer, Resul Pookutty is top class.
Editing could have been better in the second half. Anirudh Ravichander's music is above average and a couple of songs will please the mass audience. The director has chosen an outdated script. Enough attention has also not been put on the narration as the plot doesn’t grab the audiences interest.
Plus Points : Siva Karthikeyan, Keerthy Suresh, Comedy
Minus Points : Story, Slow pace, Second half, Script
Analysis
Remo starts off decently but the way it unfolds is so mediocre.First half has some entertainment though but it is not effective either. Second half picks up at a few moments in the beginning but falls down due to routine and predictable scenes.
Director Bakkiyaraj Kannan would have done enough homework to tight the loose ends. Dialogues are also not attractive. The end is also quite predictable and the screenplay meanders endlessly to provide some laugh. The film entertains to some extent with a few comedy and romantic scenes.
Remo cannot be considered a wholesome entertainer and the second half tests your patience. Sivakarthikeyan, who wanted to increase his fan base in Telugu states with Remo, has gone completely wrong this time. It is totally tedious watch and is only for mass audiences. On the whole, Remo has nothing new to offer.
Filmybuzz.com Rating- 2/5
