Isn’t ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’ for Kids and family audiences?
‘More expectations’ doesn’t mean that we really mean it. Because, high expectations are actually for the film that has some justifying ingredients. But over here with ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’, it’s a low profile.
If you’ve a doubt just glimpse through the online ticket booking websites for this film, they’re still unoccupied even after 48 hours of opening. In fact, most of the masses aren’t aware that the film is releasing on that day.
Meanwhile, the interim stay issue had created furthermore drawback for this film.
Well, if you’re still being dragged about what’s making some expectations for ‘AO’, it’s none other than Selvaraghavan’s ‘Adult content’ factor. As in most of his films, you’ll see the red-hot girls – Andrea and Reema Sen lifting their skirts and top-dresses to the maximum level.
For those special invitees, who saw the song clippings of ‘Un Mela Aasadhan’ and ‘Oh Eesa’, they were really appalled to witness such elements.
As a matter of fact, the film wasn’t certified as ‘A’ merely for the sake of ‘violence’, but for the ‘overdosed glamorous aspects’ as well.
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