Sunday, August 9, 2026

Movie Review - Chinna Chinna Aasai

 


If you ask me to surmise the movie in a sentence- A beautiful movie which is out of fashion in these times. In a phase where popular movies are a collage of 'reels' and preferred by a generation swayed by Instagram, this movie is slow paced and tells relationship between two elderly people. 

The female lead is a mysterious character played by Madhubala. She strays off her group visiting Varanasi and is befriended by character played by Indrans. In a day's journey we see the various insecurities of life they go through, as they explore Varanasi. The movie does not get overtly preachy or awkward.

The ending was very unexpected and kudos goes to the makers who avoided the usual formula. Huge applauds are reserved for the lead characters who came up with powerful performances.  

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