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Arulnithi’s latest release ‘Arulvaan’, received a good response from movie buffs on social media after its theatrical release.X (formerly Twitter) initial response says that audiences have connected with the film’s intense storytelling and acting.
Audience appreciated the screenplay and acting
One viewer described the film as an honest effort and appreciated its emotional impact.The post read, “#Arulvaan is a heartwarming drama movie with beautifully written screenplay.. Initial hour of the movie was very ordinary and 2nd half was decent.. Little girl Kritika’s performance was really good.. Interval block stretch and final performance was so good. There are some flaws but still an honest movie full of heart. Thanks!! 3.25/5.”
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Another social media user called Arulnithi’s performance and the second half of the film a watchable entertainment. The review said, “#arulvan review. A social drama. Arulneeti’s best role in her filmography. Aarv and Ramya in simple roles. Baby Krittika. Good perftolerable 1st half and purposeful 2nd half climax. Big+on and off screenplay and immature comments!! 3/5”
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Another critic felt that the film balanced its message with heartfelt storytelling. The post read, “#Arulvan – 3.25 stars. A heartwarming, empowering film about a tribal girl’s dream of being educated. The drama is the life of the film and much of it unfolds between the girl and a collector. For a film about an important subject, it’s surprisingly non-promotional.”“
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A separate review praised both the performance and technical categories. It read, “A beautiful film that tells the story of Kurunji, a tribal girl who struggles to establish a school in her village. @arulnithitamil is perfect for the role. Arav, Ramya pandian good performance. Cinematographer Maina Sugumar again creates a magic, soulful music by @gvprakash enhances the emotional depth of the film. Rating: ½ (3.5/5) ‘Vaat vaattudut“
A period drama about education and hope
Directed by Ganesh Binaikan, ‘Arulvan’ is set in the remote hilly regions of the 1990s.The story follows Kurinji, a young indigenous girl, whose life takes a new turn when her grandfather leaves a powerful message about the importance of education.His last wish motivates him to fight for learning opportunities in his community. Arulnithi plays the role of Muthuvel who is the District Collector of Theni. Child Krittika (Krittika Balasubramanian) appeared as Tarun Kurinji, delivering a performance that won praise from several viewers online. Arav (Arav Kizer) plays Kurinji’s father, while Ramya Pandian plays the grown-up version of Kurinji.
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