And I thought for a minute after reading that post that its author actually was making sense. According to the author of that blog post, Pizza cheated its audiences with a story within a story of a story. I remember reading a blog post after the release of 'Pizza', which was pretty much lauded by audiences and critics alike but for this particular review. Tip-off: The perfect snack, served hot and delicious, at a time when the city is drowning in rain.Review Pizza 2: The Villa & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit It is welcome to see directors show a mirror to society in their movies, rather than resort to clichéd themes and styles of presentation. And when the man throws a fit over his uniform not being washed, she slaps him back. While most directors would have refrained, Karthik shows the lead pair in a live-in relationship and openly discussing sex and pregnancy. The characters and dialogues are well-etched and as real as possible. Other actors like Ramya and Naren, who plays the owner of the pizza parlour, are adequate. Whether it is nervousness, fear or anger, he gets all the emotions bang on. For a huge chunk of the movie, he is the only character on the screen but it is thanks to his performance that there is not one dull moment.
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Vijay Sethupathy, whose first film in a lead role was the national award winner Thenmerku Paruvakatru and was later seen in Sundarapandiyan, gets an author-backed role and does full justice to it. The good background score by Santosh and the tight editing of Leo John ensure that the pizza remains crispy. More seasoning is provided by music composer Santosh Narayanan, who earlier scored a winner with Attakathi, and editor Leo John Paul. His camera angles and lighting provide the necessary eeriness to keep the audience on the edge of its seats, and with the song Mogathirai., he proves that he can also shoot bright and beautiful romantic sequences. He does a brilliant job in the scenes shot in the haunted house, where sometimes the only source of lighting is a torch held by the actor. It would not be wrong to say that the movie would not have been half as enjoyable if not for him. Karthik gets able support from cinematographer Gopi Amarnath, who provides the necessary toppings to the pizza. Just when you think “Ah, I know what is coming”, he springs a surprise on you. He keeps the red herrings coming at regular intervals, never allowing the audience to guess what he has in store for them. Karthik, who has written the story and screenplay too, displays a strong control of the medium and gives abundant display of his narrative skills. If he maintains the quality of his menu and future offerings, Karthik, who gained much praise for his short films, is sure to become one of Kollywood’s top directors. Movie Review: At a time when lavishly mounted movies are biting the dust, Karthik Subbaraj serves up a sumptuous delight with his very first feature film, made on a budget possibly less than four times that of a big star’s movie. But during a routine delivery one day, the pizza crumbles… They decide to marry and save up for a big bash later. One day, Anu announces that she is pregnant and he is faced with a dilemma. Synopsis: Michael (Vijay Sethupathy) lives with girlfriend Anu (Ramya Nambeesan) and works as a deliveryman at a pizzeria.
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