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Sufiyum Sujatayum review

Hey guys, hope this reaches you in good times. I recently watched a movie called Sufiyum Sujatayum on Amazon Prime, and to summarise whatever you're going to read next, it is simply beautiful!

The film revolves around the brewing love between Sufi (Dev Mohan) and Sujata (Aditi Rao Hydari), a graceful dancer yet not acquainted with the gift of speaking. Prevailing social norms disallows their union, and the story mostly focuses on their time together, and sad reality in the present.

The background score and the songs are amazing. Every small sound is captured perfectly, and the movie as a whole is a visual treat.  Specifically, Sufi's dance is mind-blowing! Both Sufi and Sujata's dances are so graceful, even a person who has zero interest in dance will feel impressed. The combination of location and aesthetic of the film makes it hard to stop watching.

Overall, it is like watching a short poem live in action. Let me know in the comments what you think. Happy watching! 
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  1. NIVIPARAS9 July 2020 at 23:24

    Wonderful review bharathi. It's like my point of u described here with perfect words....
    And more important character lies with rajeev(jayasurya).there is a hidden smile when he hears Sufi died. That is not noted by many. But it's a so called emotion of a husband who 'S wife had a relationship before and not overcome that.... 😊😇
    #simple and lovely

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  2. Bharathi Raghavan10 July 2020 at 11:27

    :)

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  3. Unknown10 July 2020 at 20:42

    Good..and..fantastic Bharathi..u have bright future..

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  4. venkat10 July 2020 at 22:03

    Yes. I enjoyed the movie . heroine's performance no chance. Hero too did his character well.

    Nice review.

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  5. venkat10 July 2020 at 22:03

    Yes. I enjoyed the movie . heroine's performance no chance. Hero too did his character well.

    Nice review.

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  6. Jawahar Govindaraj10 July 2020 at 22:08

    Well written. I too watched the movie and inline with your reviews. Keep sharing more.
    (For PaRa : அடடே..கம்பன் வீட்டு கட்டுதறியுà®®் கவிபாடுà®®் !!!)

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  7. ஹரன்பிரசன்னா11 July 2020 at 00:50

    Worst movie. You will learn slowly when you understand a movie is not just a movie. However your writing is good.

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