And, with a plot that feels only too familiar, director Prabhakaran (who earlier directed Sundarapandian) loosely strings together scenes that are funny in parts (largely due to Santhanam’s one-liners) and sentimental enough to bring in the “family audience”. He is the happy-go-lucky guy who is not above going after his girl (read stalking) but is decent enough to wish her happiness even after she rejects him. If Udhayanidhi wanted to play it safe in his debut Oru Kal Oru Kannadi, he continues in the same vein here and so, your reaction to this film, obviously, is OK OK. And, then, there is Kathir’s dad, who, already betrayed by his daughter, expects his son to stay true to him. There is also an enmity between her dad and Kathir’s brother-in-law.

But she thinks she loves Gautham, her friend who is actually a rogue. He, not surprisingly, falls in love with her and with the help of his friend Mayilvaganan tries to woo her. He goes to Coimbatore to patch up his sister with her husband (she has eloped top marry the guy but has returned after a minor tussle) and there, he meets Pavithra, the girl living opposite his brother-in-law’s house. He is a Hanuman devotee who doesn’t want to be interested in girls. Review: Kathirvelan is your average boy next door, with a loving family. Synopsis: Kathirvelan falls in love with Pavithra but there are quite a few obstacles that he has to cross before he can marry her…

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