Settai

Settai is an Indian Tamil comedy film released in 2013, featuring renowned actors Arya, Hansika Motwani and Anjali. This movie is a splendid representation of the skill set and natural talent that Indian cinema has to gift to the worldwide audience. The film, directed by R. Kannan, is a remake of the 2011 Hindi film, "Delhi Belly". This comedy flick keeps the audience glued to their seats with laughter and witty dialogue delivery.

Arya, who has given plenty of blockbuster hits, appeared on the big screen in a striking yet comical avatar, displaying his versatility as an actor. He plays the role of JK, an eclectic journalist working for a leading newspaper, who is known for his idealistic approach towards life, charm and wit. His dedication to his work and his ability to get into any character is truly commendable, and he leaves no stone unturned to entertain the audience.

Opposite Arya is the beautiful and talented Hansika Motwani, who plays the role of Madhumita. She is JK's colleague, a passionate journalist and an individual with high ethical standards. The chemistry between Arya and Motwani is something to watch out for. The love angle between them adds a touch of romance to this otherwise laughter-packed comedy film. Mothwani's sparkling performance and innocence make her a joy to watch.

The film also features Anjali as Shakeela, an air hostess. She provides an interesting twist in the tale with her vibrant performance. Her complicated relationship with JK and Madhumita adds another layer to this film's plot.

Additionally, the cast includes Santhanam and Premgi Amaren as JK's roommates, who are good for nothing and constantly land themselves in trouble, causing much comedy. Santhanam's performance is commendable as he adds his own regional humor to the movie. He has a natural flair for comedy which is abundantly clear throughout the film.

Settai takes the viewers through an adventurous journey filled with comedy, drama, and satire. The movie generates huge laughs with its cleverly written script which encompasses humorous situations. From beginning to end, it is a full-on entertainer, filled with laughter and comedic scenes that will certainly lighten the mood.

Despite being a comedy-centric film, Settai does not lose sight of its storyline and maintains a good narrative throughout. The humor is infused seamlessly into the plot, striking a delicate balance between humor and storytelling. The director, R. Kannan, has successfully adapted a Hindi film into the Tamil ethos, sensibilities, and humour, without losing the essence of the original plot.

The scenic beauty and vivid landscapes of Chennai provide a stunning backdrop for the movie, making it even more engaging. The settings, costumes, and cinematography align perfectly with the movie’s theme, further enhancing its charm.

All in all, Settai is a laughter bonanza that takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride of humor and fun. While the movie is marked by a stellar cast and great performances, it’s the congenial storyline packed with comedy and innocent pranks that stands out. The pairing of Arya, Hansika Motwani, and Anjali is apt and they manage to deliver an entertainer that caters to a wide spectrum of audience, while Santhanam and Premgi represent the quintessential Tamil comedy style.

Those seeking some light-hearted entertainment with a mix of comedy, romance, and drama will find 'Settai' an enjoyable watch. While it is designed to tickle your funny bone, the movie also incorporates some integral messages about friendship, professional ethics, and love. This feel-good comedy flick is a must-watch for comedy lovers and fans of the lead actors.