“Parrisu” movie produced and directed by Kala Alluri a film institute graduate. under the banner of Sri Kala Creations Starring by Jaanvekaa, Aadukalam Naren, “Folk Singer” Chinna Ponnu, Sendrayan, Sachu, Jai Bala, Kiran Pradeep, Sudhakhar, Mano Bala, Anjalidevi & Many Others.
“Parrisu” film that celebrates womanhood.
Jaanvekaa is a college student studying engineering, with interests in both studies and sports. Her father is an army officer. Some students from her college start pursuing her after being impressed by her beauty and intelligence. They try to get close to her, shower her with gifts, give her bouquets, and long to confess their love to her. However, she remains unaffected by their advances, treating it as a phase and doesn’t let it bother her. Without showing any anger, she effortlessly brushes them off and focuses on her goals. She’s passionate about sports and also receives training in shooting from her father.
As a modern woman, she’s a skilled shooter, yet remains rooted in tradition with a passion for agriculture. She actively participates in farming, drives a tractor, among friends due to her dedication. Jaanvekaa is also committed to social service, organizing college students for village clean-up initiatives, showcasing her well-rounded personality.
With rigorous training, Jaanvekaa develops exceptional marksmanship skills and wins first prize in an Asia-level shooting competition held in Cairo, Egypt. Despite her many talents, Jaanvekaa’s ultimate dream is to join the army, fulfilling her father’s aspirations for her.
At a family function, Jaanvekaa meets Rajesh, a photographer, and they develop an understanding. Rajesh confesses his love, but Jaanvekaa prioritizes her ambitions, putting her goals above romance for the time being.
However, her life takes a dramatic turn when she witnesses a hit-and-run incident where a lorry crashes into a car. She saves the person trapped inside and helps the police catch the culprit. This act puts her in the crosshairs of the real culprits, who kidnap her and follows how Jaanvekaa fights back against her captors and navigates the challenges in her path to achieving her dream of joining the army.
This film revolves around a strong female lead and conveys the message that fulfilling parents’ dreams is the greatest gift children can give. The story follows a daughter’s journey to join the army, a dream her father deeply desires for her. The film explores the challenges and struggles she faces in achieving this goal and making her father’s dream a reality.
Jaanvekaa plays the lead role, bringing to life a multi-faceted character with various avatars – a vibrant college student with a traditional touch, a compassionate person who helps others, a skilled shooter, a determined daughter fulfilling her father’s dreams, a passionate farmer, and an aspiring army officer. She effortlessly embodies the character’s diverse traits, making the role feel authentic and engaging.
With a calm demeanor and a smile, she effortlessly handles challenges, but when it comes to fight scenes, she transforms into a different persona, taking down her enemies with impressive agility and acrobatic skills. Whether driving a tractor as a farmer or standing tall as an army officer, she proves herself to be a force to be reckoned with. Without resorting to loud dialogue, she tackles problems with a soft yet firm approach, showcasing her inner strength and resilience in the face of adversity.
Her character serves as an inspiration to women, promoting the idea that young girls should stay focused on their goals and ambitions, avoiding distractions like romance during their formative years.
Kiran Pradeep plays a college student who has a crush on the heroine, Jaanvekaa, and his body language and actions bring comedic relief. Jaya Bala, as Rajesh, impresses with his subtle and understated performance.
The comedic alliance between Manobala, Chinnaponnu, and Sendrayan, who plays their son, attempts to bring laughter. However, most of their dialogue falls flat, feeling forced.
Aadukalam Naren, as Jaanvekaa’s father, a former army officer, brings warmth and depth to the role of a loving father who nurtures his daughter’s dreams. He perfectly embodies the character with his expressions and performance.
Sudhakar, as the antagonist who runs a hospital and is involved in organ trafficking, makes a notable impact with his convincing portrayal of villainy.
The film features five songs, songs composed by Rajeesh starting with a visually stunning first song sequence. The subsequent songs are well-integrated into the narrative, with engaging backgrounds that enhance the viewing experience. Shankar Selvaraj’s cinematography brings a clear and crisp visual appeal to the film. The subtle background score by Hamara CV complements the film, adding depth and emotional resonance without overpowering the scenes.
The editors, Prem and Ram Gopi, have done a seamless job, ensuring the narrative flows smoothly without any jarring cuts. The fight choreographers, Kottee and Elango, have staged the action sequences impressively, allowing the heroine to perform many stunts without a stunt double.
“Parrisu” movie while being a commercial film, it has been crafted in a way that inspires women, promoting confidence and empowerment, without resorting to objectification, double entendres, or excessive violence.
Overall Our Rating : 3 Out of 5
MATHI OLI RAJAA
“PARRISU” Movie Cast :-
Jaanvekaa, Aadukalam Naren, Chinna Ponnu, Sendrayan, Sachu, Jai Bala, Kiran Pradeep, Sudhakhar, Mano Bala, Anjalidevi & Many Others.
Crew :-
Producer & Director : Kala Alluri
Cinematography : Sankar Selvaraj
Music : Rajeesh
Background Music : Hamara CV
Lyrics : K Rajendrachozhan
Editing : Prem – Ram Gopi
Dance : Suresh Sidh
Stunt : Kottee – Elango
PRO : Sakthi Saravanan
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