The film begins with the World of Shekhar, where Shekhar (Dulquer Salmaan in a funny hairdo) and Radhika (Sai Dhansika) are college students, and most importantly, disabled individuals. He stammers when he speaks, she’s visually challenged –none of this poses an issue to these two. But their families, especially Radhika’s brother (John Vijay), is none too happy about it. Bejoy plays around with the segment, keeping us guessing as to which scene is happening in which timeline. However, we never care enough about the character, not feeling as invested in the romance as we should be.
Athadey (2018)The film begins with the World of Shekhar, where Shekhar (Dulquer Salmaan in a funny hairdo) and Radhika (Sai Dhansika) are college students, and most importantly, disabled individuals. He stammers when he speaks, she’s visually challenged –none of this poses an issue to these two. But their families, especially Radhika’s brother (John Vijay), is none too happy about it. Bejoy plays around with the segment, keeping us guessing as to which scene is happening in which timeline. However, we never care enough about the character, not feeling as invested in the romance as we should be. .
