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And finally after much hype and speculations, Dhanush signed his first Hindi film recently. The film, titled as Raanjhnaa will be directed by Aanand L. Rai (of Tanu Weds Manu fame). Interestingly the directed was impressed with Dhanush's performance in Aadukalam (for which he won a National award) and decided to sign him. The film will be set in the backdrops of Banaras and Dhanush is planning to learn Hindi soon. More details on the cast and crew are expected soon
REF: http://tamil.galatta.com/entertainment/livewire/id/Dhanush_ready_for_Bollywood_entry_56999.html
All eyes are on the Kolaveri song to see how Dhanush and team has shot the cult song which created a global impact.The film is an emotional love story which will be different and catchy. In the film Dhanush will appear as Ram and Shruti Haasan plays the role of Janani. Debutant Anirudh is the music director. 3 Tamil Movie 2012 Why This Kolaveri Di Song Lyrics: ref: 3 release postponed to April? 
Earlier there were reports that Rajinikanth's daughter Aishwarya Dhanush's debut directorial venture 3, which has Dhanush and Shruti Haasan in lead roles, will hit screens in the first week of February. But due to Producers Council new set of norms, which says that big films can be released only during five days a years, the makers of 3 have now decided to postpone the film to April. According o latest update, 3 will hit screens for Tamil New Year.
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'Porali' speaks about a man haunted by his greedy relatives. He has to kill a few to avoid getting killed and take shelter in a mental asylum to escape from the police (how simple!). Then he has to kill a few more to settle the score once and for all. That is 'Porali' (warrior) in a nutshell.
The Samuthirakkani and Sasikumar combination had tasted success in 'Subramaniyapuram' (directed by Sasi) and 'Nadodigal' (directed by Samuthirakkani). While 'Subramaniyapuram' was one of the finest efforts in recent years, 'Nadodigal' turned out to be a hit despite being raw and shallow.
Now the combo comes back with Samuthirakkani wielding the megaphone and Sasi playing the protagonist and the result is the same.
'Porali', produced by Sasikumar, begins with Kumaran (Sasikumar) and Nallavan (Allari Naresh) seeking shelter in Chennai in Pulikutty's (Ganja Karuppu) room inside a compound that has many houses and a variety of residents.
This variety gives the director a chance to present some fun-filled scenes in the beginning. Kumaran and Nallavan slowly become the favourites of the compound with their friendly nature.
Kumaran and Nallavan, working in a petrol bunk, start a side business, which grows at a dramatic pace (portrayed through montage shots in a song, as usual!). They soon find the neighbouring girls fall for them for different reasons though.
Kumaran for some mysterious reasons runs away from Bharathi's (Swathi) love. But he finally obliges seeing the stubbornness of her love.
You guessed it right. The twist comes here, when everything seems to be going on well. A group of people lands in Chennai in search of Kumaran and the friends are on the run to escape from them.
The group says these two have serious mental illness and that they have escaped from a mental asylum. Bharathi refuses to believe this and Kumaran tells her his past that has some bitter and bloody incidents in his native place involving his step mother's family and their cruel acts.
The flashback also shows how he landed up in a mental asylum. Now the same people are hunting him to kill him.
The rest of the movie shows how he faces the challenge.
The director hasn't cared for any finesse or reasoning in his narrative but he was very keen that it should be fast paced. The movie does move fast but it is found wanting in presenting the story convincingly.
Everything happens like a magic. The fun element seen in the first half is raw and repetitive. The director gives little space for imagination in the climax and the scenes leading to it. He simply makes his hero a one-man army to settle scores.
The scenes portraying the happenings in mental asylum and those involving Vasundhara have been executed well.
Sasikumar handles the warrior part with ease. But he has got a long way to go when it comes to handle soft emotions. Allari Naresh is competent. His portrayal of mental illness is stunning. Swathi adds some colour to the narrative. Kanja Karuppu and Suri provide some fun.
Kathir's cinematography is good. Sundar C. Babu's music is loud.
The film is for those who would like to get entertained without bothering about finer elements and reasoning.
Ref: http://ibnlive.in.com/news/tamil-review-porali-lacks-finesse-and-reason/208654-8-68.html
