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Hey Sinamika Synopsis

Hey Sinamika is most effective when it’s lighthearted, bubbly, and playful. Hey, Sinamika is a comedy that works better than a drama.

Critic’s Rating: 3.0/5

Hey Sinamika Story

A wife who is smothered by her husband’s constant attention employs a psychologist to help him fall in love with her so she may leave him.

Hey Sinamika Review

Yaazhan (Dulquer Salmaan), the protagonist of Hey Sinamika, appears to be the antidote to the loosu ponnu characters that clutter our screens for at least the first half of the film. Mouna (Aditi Rao Hydari), who works in the construction sector, is his housewife. He adores her 24 hours a day, seven days a week. He’s the kind to come in when she’s showering and force-feed her cake! His ‘love’ has obviously smothered her. She even gets transferred to Pondicherry so she can have some alone time, but he also goes since he doesn’t want her to miss him.

Dr. Malarvizhi (a miscast Kajal Aggarwal) is a relationship counselor who believes that all men are cheaters and has helped many couples divorce. As a last option, Mouna approaches her. The plan is for Malarvizhi to make Yaazhan fall in love with her so that she may divorce him using it as an excuse. Is her strategy going to work?

Hey Sinamika is most effective when it’s lighthearted, bubbly, and playful. The first half has a ridiculous comedic air to it and keeps us amused. The sequences where Mouna and her coworker Ram (RJ Vijay) scheme to persuade Yaazhan to stop talking are pretty amusing.

Dulquer Salmaan recognizes Yaazhan as a parody and portrays him as an extremely eager individual. He manages to strike the perfect tone for this character, making him likable rather than annoying. Aditi Rao Hydari is as brilliant as the vulnerable Mouna, and the interactions between these two performers are enthralling.

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From Mouna’s qualification (paleotempestologist) to allusions of kopi luwak coffee and real-life examples of couples who have split after decades-long relationships, the film’s writer Madhan Karky’s fingerprints can be seen everywhere. Brinda, who is also making her directorial debut, handles these scenes with delicacy.

However, as the picture becomes serious, the impression isn’t as strong. Because the transition in tone, from light to heavy, is abrupt. We know Malarvizhi would fall for Yaazhan’s charms because of the typical set-up, but the scenes that follow this development come off as excessively heavy-handed, especially because the film revels in the ridiculousness of the first sequences.

We feel as though we’ve walked into a separate movie with the same cast of characters. Mouna’s character, who is yearning to be away from her husband, becomes enraged when she sees Yaazhan and Malarvizhi together, which seems weird considering how far the film goes to demonstrate how dissatisfied she is with him.

These wouldn’t have been problems if the transition between tones had been smoother, and if we’d been shown a scene or two of Mouna’s reaction to Yaazhan finally leaving her alone. Instead, the film gives us a song, which is a needless addition that serves mainly to prop up its star!

Hey Sinamika, a love comedy starring Aditi Rao Hydari and Dulquer Salmaan, was released in theatres on March 3rd. The picture is presently making waves in theatres. Hey Sinamika delves into the lives of three characters: Mouna (Aditi Rao Hydari), Yaazhan (Dulquer Salmaan), and Malarvizhi (Dulquer Salmaan) (Kajal Aggarwal).

In terms of the cast, Cocktail actress Diana Penty will make her Malayalam debut in Salute as the main woman. Meanwhile, Manoj K Jayan, Lakshmi Gopalaswami, Saniya Iyappan, Binu Pappu, and Saikumar will play pivotal parts in the film.

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