CAST-;
Ashok Selvan , Priya Bhavani Shankar ,Nasser ,Krish , Sathish , Ravi Maria ,‘Mundasupatti’ Ramdoss , Aranthaa ngi Nisha ,KPY Yogi , Munishkanth etc.
CREW-;
Director – Sumanth Radhakrishnan ,Director of Photography – Praveen Kumar ,Music – Bobo Shashi , Editor – Ragul , Art Director – G Dhurai Raj , Choreography – Apsar R , Stunt – Pradeep Dhinesh , Production Manager – T Selvaraj & S N Asraf , PRO – Sathish (AIM) , Publicity Design – Thandora , Executive Producer – Murali Kris hnan ,Co Producer – Kal Raman , Producer – R Ravindran , Production House – Trident Arts and others
Story-;
Adhirshtalakshmi encounters Kathir in the park and realizes that he is hit by financial issues. She offers a huge sum to get him out of the trouble and in return, asks him to take her into the boys hostel where he stays. Kathir finds it a fair deal and takes her into the hostel as promised. What follows is a fun ride as she gets trapped in there among the bunch of hostelites, the strict warden and his assistant Sathappan. Why Adhirshtalakshmi wanted to enter the hostel and what’s so mysterious about the place form the rest of the film’s story.
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Movie Review-;
Ashok Selvan, a college student, is staying at the college hostel with his pals. Nasser, a former army officer, is in charge of the lodge. He claims that he raises exceptionally disciplined children. priya bhavani shankar instructs ashok Selvan to stay in the hotel for only one night, and he secretly gathers priya within the hostel. The hostel film’s plot revolves around priya Bhavani Shankar’s attempt to enter and exit the hostel without being discove red. The film, which was first released in Malayalam, has been dubbed in Tamil. The ashok Selvan and priya bh avani shankar duet is fresh and appealing. Satish’s and their associates’ pranks are admirable in certain ways. Hostel is a Tamil remake of the 2015 Malayalam horror-comedy Adi Kapyare Kootamani.
The film stars Ashok Selvan, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Satish, Nasser and Muniskanth. The film is directed by Su manth Radhakrishnan and produced by Raveendran in Tamil. The recently released Manmadhaleelai film sta rring Ashok Selvan has been well received and its sequel Hostel is currently out.Nasser and Muniskanth re pr esent the hostel as a whole. In numerous places, the chemistry between the two makes you giggle. Muniskanth’s moments where he constantly phones Nasser and checks every room are hilarious. The sequences in which as hok Selvan attempts to keep priya bhavani shankar hidden are entertaining.
Nisha, who transforms into a ghost in the second half, has mastered the task at hand and makes people laugh in unexpected locations. Muniskanth claps his hands while he is stuck with the speaker.Ashok Selvan, who is stu dying in college, is staying with his friends at the college hostel. The lodge is headed by former army officer Na sser. He himself says that he raises children very disciplined.Ravi Maria and her pals pull a few laughs here and there with their pranks. The sequence in the conclusion where Nasser is trapped by the spirit and tries to drive it away was admirable. The film is a little over-the-top in its use of double-meaning verses.
Because it is youth-oriented, it appears that the film crew left at this point. The camera, the music, and the edit ing all appear to be appropriate for the situation. The film, which was a smash blockbuster in Malayalam, could have been even better if it had been more subdued.Priya Bhavani Shankar tells Ashok Selvan to stay in the hotel for one night only and he also gathers Priya inside the hostel without anyone knowing. The story of the hostel fil m is how Priya Bhavani Shankar enters the hostel and leaves without getting caught by anyone. The film, which was released in Malayalam, has been adapted for the Tamil people.
Ashok Selvan and Priya Bhavani Shankar duo is new and beautiful to look at. The pranks made by Satish and th eir associates who become friends of Ashok Selvan are admirable in some places.Nasser and Muniskanth bear the overall image of the hostel. The chemistry between the two makes you laugh in many places. The scenes wh ere Muniskanth calls Nasser every time and checks every room is laughable.The scenes where Ashok Selvan fig hts to cover up Priya Bhavani Shankar every time are good. Nisha, who becomes a ghost in the second half, has perfected the job given to her and makes people laugh in some places.
Muniskanth, who is stuck with the speaker, claps his hands.The pranks made by Ravi Maria and her associates bring a bit of laughter here and there. In the climax, the scene where Nasser gets trapped by the ghost thinking to drive away the ghost was admirable. The film is a bit overdone with double meaning verses throughout.
This IS MY Personal Review So Please Go And Watch The Movie In Theaters Only
Written By- T.H.PRASAD -B4U-Ratting-3 /5
