The commercial pot-boiler formula is thereby complete. And there's a terrible politician-villain with the regulation henchmen, and police officer to boot. None of them can act to save their skins, while one of them dies within the first half hour, and then returns to prance around the countryside in a flashback. To add to the terrible mix, you have four different love-stories with eminently forgettable heroines Swagithya, Jennifer, Sowmya and Lakshana. Ah, where can you get a friend who actually sets up your life for you, and then conveniently dies of an incurable disease? He helps out every single friend, from lending them money for their meals to settling sums on them and getting them married to their respective girlfriends. Needless to say, the Thozha who's everybody's dream friend is Raja (Nithin Sathya) and is a godsend in every way.

Gajini wants to make it big in movies Arivazhagan wants a government job while Veluchamy comes to town from his native village to cut off a man's head. Arivazhagan (Premji Amaren) and Gajini (Ajay Raj) are happy-go-lucky young men looking for jobs, ogling females and thinking nothing. The first few scenes and stereotypes certainly don't help dispel that notion.

That's Arowana Films' Thozha, directed by N Sundareshwaran.ДЄt the end of the two-and-a-half hour torture session, you're left wondering if our movies have really come of age at all. Imagine a sturdy house, brightly coloured, reasonably proportioned standing on wilting, slender sticks that barely support it amidst swirling flood-waters.

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