Vaazhai simply brilliant storytelling by Mari Selvaraj taking us through the ride of emotions shuffling between innocence happiness Joy love pain and sadness...
In the story of the stark economic inequalities, the contradictions of the oppressed, and dreams are told through them. But Mari Selvaraj's determination not to call them propaganda shows his immense faith in his 'cinematic language'...
Theni Iswar's cinematography is the biggest plus his work makes us feel as if we have personally visited the place where the story takes place. Our awe rises because it is something that does not come easily...
The music is nothing short of phenomenal, enhancing every scene and evoking a range of emotions that perfectly complement the story. It's a rare feat for a soundtrack to be so memorable, yet SANA has delivered something truly special that deserves recognition...
Kumar Gangappan's art design tries to give shape to the story, which is said to have happened in the late nineties. His team's contribution to cinema posters, wedding announcements, school classrooms, house interiors etc. Has been fantastic...
Dilip Subbarayan's action choreography gives a sense of reality in Padman, Kalaiyarasan clash and climax scene.
Sandy's choreography in the school dance practice scene is fantastic.
Sound design by Suren, Ajaya Koothan, costume design by Sri Swarna, make-up by Ganapathy and the contribution of DI and VFX team have transformed the cinematic experience of 'Banana'. Concentrated
Ilayaraja's songs titled Poongodi and Kamal Rajini references, Deva's 'Doothuvala Ilayaraichu', 'Panjumittai Saeli Katti songs' soundtracks help move the story to the next level rather than simply cheering up the fans or showing the director's will. The telling of that story makes Mari Selvaraj's 'Banana' a celebration...
There is no necessity to brief about the cast as all the lead actors are dedicated enough in every frame in bringing the reality check on silver screen...
There is no doubt this flick deserves a national award in every aspects...
Overall a gem of a cinematic experience that makes us proud proving that the more we care about our nativity we deserve an Oscar worthy flick...
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