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Critic Review
Ammoru Thalli (2020)Ramaswamy(RJ Balaji) is a man who has to deal with many family problems after his father leaves his family. He is a small-time reporter who is working on a case related to a scam that is being done by Bhagavathi Baba(Ajay Ghosh). This is the time, his family deity, Ammoru Talli(Nayanthara) appears before Ramaswamy and changes his life. Who is this Ammoru Thalli? What changes did she bring to Ramaswamy’s life? That forms the rest of the story..
Ammoru Thalli' has the flavour of a 'Gopala Gopala' and a 'PK' (Hindi). While the comedy works in bits and pieces because of the performances, the story doesn't work at all..
‘Ammoru Thalli’ talks about a sensitive but relevant matter, and that’s enough to appreciate this effort. The film certainly drives home the point. But some clichéd sequences and inconsistencies make it an average fare..
Ammoru Thalli is not as boring as most of the recent OTT movies but it is also not a wholesome entertaining treat altogether. It is a middling satire that only works in parts, which you can stream at your leisur.
All in all, “Ammoru Thalli” is a satirical film with a relevant message for today’s times. However, the film falls short of being a taut drama and doesn’t come together as a whole
Bottom-line: Satire on Fake Godmen.
On the whole, Ammoru Talli is a satire on how fake godmen operate in the country. The story is quite routine by actor and director RJ Balaji adds decent humor in the film and makes it interesting. The second half goes down a bit but Nayan’s screen prese.
