Purampokku Engira Pothuvudamai (2015) Movie Details

Once in a blue moon comes a film whose maker has the courage to take up and drive home a relevant social message to the audience. Purampokku Engira Podhuvudamai is one such film which director S.P.Jananathan uses as a powerful medium to talk point blank about the relevance of communism, India becoming a dumping ground for nuclear and radioactive waste and the abolishment of capital punishment

Vijay Sethupathis kuthu song and the Arya-Karthika duet are major sore points of the film an ...

Art Director Selva Kumar N scores big in this movie as all his sets are unbelievably real especially the prison set which is the heart of this movie. Cinematographer NK Ekambaram has done a fantastic job as well. The last one hour gets as racy as it can get and the cameraman has stood up to the challenge by capturing the beautiful snow filled place which is a gift to the audience. Relatively slow paced first half is one of the low points of the movie, the other ...

Purampokku received much hype before release for its massive prison set erected at Binny Mills, all of which is justified for how well the set is used in the film, and how much screen time it gets. It was refreshing to note the little details as Balu is brought into the prison by Macaulay (Shaam), an upright inspector. Balu removes his clothes, affixes his finger prints, and shows a bullet scar above his chest and a birthmark on his back to prove his identity. He does this all so nonchalantly ...

Arya is the go to man for multi-starrers and he is one of the very few artists who doesnt care about his on screen image even after being around for a long period. He should be credited for constantly encouraging multi-starrer films. As a revolutionary fighter, he has underplayed his role and has served just what is required for it. The man looks convincing as a leader. Vijay Sethupathi is a powerhouse of talent, he has proved it earlier and he has shown it again through Purampokku. There is ...