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Thiruchitrambalam is as straightforward as it can get. I mean it starts with a voiceover, and no, it is not an easy way out. It only adds to the character of the film instead of being an exposition tool. Dhanush plays Thiruchitramabalam (Pazham for short), a food delivery guy for a service portal called Doink – if it sounds funny, it is meant to be. He is the namesake of his grandfather (Bharathiraja), who is more or less a buddy. Drinking beer together is a daily ritual they follow without fail. The grandpa, once a Casanova, has a lot of dating tips for the youngster, but love keeps evading Pazham. The young man shares a thorny relationship with his police officer dad Neelakandan. He holds a grudge against his father, which comes out as rage. Other than his grandfather, Pazham has another childhood buddy Shobana ( Thiruchitrambalam doesn’t rely on its story, which, to be honest, is pretty old for a film. In Tamil, Piriyadha Varam Vendum (2001) is something that pops up immediately in my head. It doesn’t feature a ‘hero’ either. Pazham is a coward, who shuns confrontation, which again has to do with the suppressed grief and trauma. Be it expressing his love for a woman or standing up for his friend, Pazham just can’t. Courage is as elusive as romance for him. So, heroism is out of the question. The only thing that this rom-com relies on is simple writing. Every scene exudes a genuine joy of simplicity, which is not forced but organic. ALSO | I am glad Dhanush still remembe...

Have your favorite London restaurant food delivered to your door with Uber Eats. Whether you want to order breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a snack, Uber Eats makes it easy to discover new and nearby places to eat in London. Browse the best food delivery options near you, place your order, and track it by the minute. Uber Eats helps you find food delivery and pickup options from a wide selection of places to eat in London. Enter an address to browse London restaurants and cafes offering food delivery. See London restaurants on Uber Eats that you’ve never tried? View their menus and star ratings to help decide if you’d like to try their food. On a quest to taste the best food in London? Search for famous restaurants in London or for your personal favorite places to eat in London to see if they offer food delivery with Uber Eats. Sometimes the best food is just what you’re craving so if you know what you’d like to eat, browse London restaurants that deliver by cuisine or dish.

Thiruchitrambalam is as straightforward as it can get. I mean it starts with a voiceover, and no, it is not an easy way out. It only adds to the character of the film instead of being an exposition tool. Dhanush plays Thiruchitramabalam (Pazham for short), a food delivery guy for a service portal called Doink – if it sounds funny, it is meant to be. He is the namesake of his grandfather (Bharathiraja), who is more or less a buddy. Drinking beer together is a daily ritual they follow without fail. The grandpa, once a Casanova, has a lot of dating tips for the youngster, but love keeps evading Pazham. The young man shares a thorny relationship with his police officer dad Neelakandan. He holds a grudge against his father, which comes out as rage. Other than his grandfather, Pazham has another childhood buddy Shobana ( Thiruchitrambalam doesn’t rely on its story, which, to be honest, is pretty old for a film. In Tamil, Piriyadha Varam Vendum (2001) is something that pops up immediately in my head. It doesn’t feature a ‘hero’ either. Pazham is a coward, who shuns confrontation, which again has to do with the suppressed grief and trauma. Be it expressing his love for a woman or standing up for his friend, Pazham just can’t. Courage is as elusive as romance for him. So, heroism is out of the question. The only thing that this rom-com relies on is simple writing. Every scene exudes a genuine joy of simplicity, which is not forced but organic. ALSO | I am glad Dhanush still remembe...