With these values, Junior Surya gets into his adult hood with a brief love phase in his life. Surya and his sister as told earlier get the inspiration and lesson from their parents that nothing is impossible in this world if your allegiance and the sacredness in heart are well pure. They marry and are proud parents of two siblings.
Krishnan (Senior Surya) is Surya’s Father who is a middle class man and ventures out to USA in order to fetch his true love Simran. Surya is intimately close to his father and Simran who plays the character of mother to him, motivates him for being strappingly will- powered and also to be psychologically weak sometimes. The dissimilar phases of life, are well portrayed in this film as the child, teenage life, adulthood in a man’s world are well exemplified. He grows up seeing his parent’s enormous love en route for each other and the fervor towards their son and daughter. The complete package is definitely worth your while and if you’re prone to that sort of thing, can be a tear-jerker in a couple of places.Surya (Junior Surya), son of Krishnan is a sensitively bonded guy with his parents as well as his sister. Music could have been better, but that’s really picking at nits. The editing is very appropriate, though nothing cutting edge.
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Visually, the movie is many notches above the average telugu movie which is probably because it’s originally a tamil movie. One does feel for Surya’s sister as she’s almost completely marginalized in the presence of all these other women. Sameera Reddy finally does justice to a role as Meghna the overachiever though one senses she may be pushing her limits, and Ramya aka Divya Spandana delivers a very strong performance as Priya. Both the female leads do their jobs convincingly and their characters were strong and not compromised for the sake of sentiment or eye-candy, which is one more amazing thing about the movie. Simran as the loving wife and doting mother plays a bit of a non stereotypical mom role, and in doing so, shows that her acting talents were ignored in favour of her physical beauty in her earlier career as screen goddess. Also, plenty of eyecandy from him for the ladies and gentlemen who are into well-built bodies. He picks up mannerisms of the characters very well, and fills each role so that you can see the evolution of the insecure, dependent young man to the competent and independent man he turns out to be in a well-defined manner. He plays both the male leads (Surya and Krishnan) and does so very convincingly. The movie manages to keep you engrossed in it and in light of what passes for cinema here, i am forgiving of the occasional story telling annoyances(locations in particular could have been slightly better chosen).Īs for the performances, Surya does very well. sets off to roam, manages to find a purpose and second love and learns that life goes on even when you lose someone particularly close to you. fixes his familys financial situation at home, woos the overachiever in america, loses her and falls into addiction and manic depression(the dirge is particularly touching). boy heads of to college, does a decent job though not great, falls in love with an america-bound overachiever. boy grows into adolescent, learns to find his feet with dad’s assistance. the outline: mom n dad fall in love, get married and despite hardships give their son all the love and support he needs. The story: After opening with the death of the titular Krishnan, flashbacks follow Surya’s life from childhood with emphasis given to how his dad supports him at the appropriate times. The histrionics(and there are a few) do not go into the traditional half-gallon of glycerine levels and keep it believable. That such a big banner would take up a movie primarily about characters, and characters who dont morph into superheroes who would give superman an inferiority complex is a surprise. And that’s the most amazing thing about it. Surya, Son of Krishna (also released in Tamil as Vaaranam Aayiram) depicts the story of the titular Surya and his relation to his father.
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