Goa Movie Review.
Soundarya Rajinikanth should be appreciated for avoiding a predictable, contrived formula plot and choosing a bold theme for her maiden production venture.
Though Venkat Prabhu's third outing doesn't match his earlier ones, Goa does have its moments.
The story begins in a village Pannaipuram (Venkat Prabhu's native place) near Madurai, where Saamikannu (Premgi Amaran), Vinayagam(Jai) and Ramarajan (Vaibhav) are friends.
The trio does nothing besides indulging in mendacious activities. The irked villagers decide to teach them a lesson and the panchayat chief orders that the three irritating chaps should be separated for the peace of the village.
They rob the temple jewellery and run away to Madurai to meet one of their friends, Azhagar.
When they discover that the friend has married a foreigner whom he met in Goa and is leaving soon for London, they set off for Goa looking for rich foreigners whom they can marry and settle down with abroad.
When they reach the land of sun, sand, surf and sexy women, they meet a cou ple of gay restaurateurs Jack (Arvindh Akash) and Danny (Sampath) who run a resort and help the trio out. Roshini (Piaa bajpai) a singer at the resort falls for Vinayagam. Meanwhile Jesika (Melony), a white woman who'd met Saami earlier at a Madurai wedding, bumps into him in Goa and falls in love with him. Ramarajan's life also takes a new turn when he meets Suhasini Fernando (Sneha), a millionaire who owns a gambling spot called Casino Royale. With the help of Jack and Danny, the village bumpkins get an image makeover. The rest of the film, narrated in a hilarious way, is about whether they succeed in their devious plans to marry rich gals.
Venkat Prabhu's brother Premgi's role has an edge over the others. He utilizes it fully and plays to his strength. Equally impressive are Jai and Vaibhav. Jai with his broken English dialect evokes laughter every now and then.
While Arvindh Akash does a neat job, it is Sampath in the unconventional role of a gay guy who is a revelation. None of the three girls have any great bearing on this male-dominated movie. Sneha, attempting an image makeover by playing a bold character, carries off the role with ease and Piya is promising. The problem with the film is its weak script -- one can hardly find a story in it. For how long can we watch the boys constantly running behind bikini-clad women?In the second half, the story meanders aimlessly. What needs to be appreciated is his attempt to portray a homosexual relationship in a mainstream film. He has pulled it off with plenty of humour, but avoided mockery.
Sunday, January 31, 2010 | 0 Comments
Kamal Haasan's next film to be directed by Venkat Prabhu.
The big buzz doing rounds in Kollywood is that Venkat Prabhu will be joining hands with none other than Kamal Haasan. According a reliable source Venkat Prabhu had met Kamal Haasan recently and
also narrated a script to him. Pleased with the inspiring story, the theme of which is reportedly similar to the Hollywood film Taken the actor has also given his nod to work with the filmmaker, but has reportedly demanded a huge sum as remuneration. Since Venkat Prabhu has a commitment to producer Siva, he wanted to make the film in the latter's banner Amma Creations. Now, it is learnt that Prabhu and Siva are negotiating with the actor and working out the budget as they are keen to begin work on this film soon.
Tuesday, December 01, 2009 | 0 Comments
Ajith's 50th film to be produced by Dhayanidhi Alagiri
Fans of the ultimate star Ajith are rejoicing at the hint of a recent development. The actor would now join hands with Dhayanidhi Alagiri, the son of Union Minister MK Alagiri for the film that would mark a golden jubilee in his career. The movie will be produced under Dhayanidhi's home banner Cloud Nine Movies.
According to the buzz, there are three directors contending for helming the film. The front runner is KS Ravikumar, who has given a huge hit with Ajith in Varalaaru. Also Venkat Prabhu with whom Ajith shares great vibes and last but not least Vishnuvardhan who has given a blockbuster with Ajith (Billa) and has narrated a one-liner script to the star, are being considered for the director's chair.
Ajith is now busy working on his 49th film Asal with Saran under Sivaji Productions banner. An official announcement regarding the new film is expected before Ajith leaves for Hungary in the third week of September to complete his next schedule of Asal. 
Thursday, September 03, 2009 | 0 Comments
Jessica Alba Hollywood Actress now in Tamil Movies
Venkat Prabu who have decided to direct this real life murder
as movie called Goa, before when Goa's plan was launched i thought its gonna be more of comedy type movie which had four heroes and four forign girls who meet this guys and dream about getting married to Indian where the story revolves about how the four guys marry them but did't expect it to be a real life story. I guess its going to different movie from venkat Prabu not like his other two movies. Wednesday, January 07, 2009 | 2 Comments
From Chennai 600028 To Goa now.

Yes Venkat Prabu's next veture is GOA which will be produced by Soundarya Rajinikanth's Ocher Studios and Warner Brothers.
This film is will totally different as compared to his other two films. It's said to be a off-beat comedy like the stand up comedian Russell Peter say what a Indian guy's dream, it's based on that subject group of jobless guys search for Americans girls and get married to them and fly away to America.
Guess what four beautiful women fly to India looking for eligible bachelor men to whom they want to fall in love and finally get married.
The main thing is Venkat is looking for four foreign women for the film and this movie will cast all new face except Premji who appeared in other two films of Venkat Prabhu.
Hope Venkat gives again, a great comedy film like Saroja and Chennai 600028.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008 | 0 Comments





