| Name | Jaabilamma Neeku Antha Kopama |
| Release Date | Feb 21, 2025 |
| Genre | Drama , Romantic |
| Language | Telugu |
| Run Time | 131 minutes |
Synopsis
Jaabilamma Neeku Antha Kopama follows the journey of Prabhu (Pavish), a passionate chef who is left heartbroken after his breakup with Nila (Anikha Surendran). Trying to move on, Prabhu’s parents set up an arranged marriage meeting, where he is shocked to find Preethi (Priya Prakash Varrier), a long-lost friend. Just as he thinks he’s getting a fresh start, an unexpected twist derails his plans.
The film explores Prabhu’s struggles as he navigates love, heartbreak, and unexpected turns in life. How his past love story with Nila unfolds, and the impact of her father (Sarath Kumar), her fiancé Aravindh (Siddharth Shankar), and his close friend Rajesh (Mathew Thomas) add depth to the story. With Cupid (played by Dhanush) overseeing the drama in a mystical way, the film presents a mix of romance, emotions, and humor.
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Performances
- Pavish does well in the role of Prabhu, portraying the struggles of a heartbroken man with conviction. His emotional scenes are well-executed, though he could have been stronger in dramatic moments.
- Anikha Surendran delivers a commendable performance, particularly in the pre-climax scenes where her emotions shine.
- Mathew Thomas, as the hero’s friend, adds comic relief and does justice to his role.
- Priya Prakash Varrier plays a supporting role and does a decent job.
- Sarath Kumar, Aadukaalam Naren, and Saranya Ponvannan contribute well in their limited roles.
- Priyanka Arul Mohan’s item song adds a visual appeal but doesn’t contribute much to the story.
Technical Aspects
- Direction & Writing: Dhanush, known for unique storytelling, introduces an engaging premise but loses grip in the second half. The first half builds up emotions well, but predictability and unnecessary scenes slow down the second half.
- Music & BGM: G.V. Prakash Kumar’s music is foot-tapping and youthful, with a couple of standout songs. The background score elevates key emotional moments.
- Cinematography: Leon Britto’s work ensures the film looks visually rich and colorful, particularly in the Goa sequences.
- Editing: Prasanna GK’s editing could have been tighter. Several repetitive scenes stretch the film beyond its ideal length.
Positives:
✔ Engaging first half with emotional depth
✔ Strong music & visuals
✔ Good lead performances
Negatives:
✖ Slow-paced second half
✖ Predictable storyline
✖ Forced climax leading to a sequel setup
Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (3.5/5)
Cast & Crew
Cast:
- Prabhu (Chef, Protagonist) – Pavish
- Nila (Prabhu’s Ex-Girlfriend) – Anikha Surendran
- Preethi (Prabhu’s Friend & New Love Interest) – Priya Prakash Varrier
- Cupid (Narrator/Mystical Character) – Dhanush
- Nila’s Father – R. Sarath Kumar
- Nila’s Fiancé, Aravindh – Siddharth Shankar
- Prabhu’s Friend, Rajesh – Mathew Thomas
- Prabhu’s Parents – Aadukaalam Naren & Saranya Ponvannan
- Special Appearance (Item Song) – Priyanka Arul Mohan
Crew:
- Director: Dhanush
- Producer: Kalanithi Maran
- Production Company: Sun Pictures
- Cinematographer: Leon Britto
- Music Director: G.V. Prakash Kumar
- Editor: Prasanna GK
- Writer: Dhanush
Songs & Music
The film’s music is composed by G.V. Prakash Kumar, known for his emotional and youthful compositions. The background score complements the film’s mood, while a couple of songs stand out.
Here’s the soundtrack list:
| Sl. No | Song Name | Artist | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jaabilamma | Sid Sriram | 4:10 |
| 2 | Naa Prema Katha | Chinmayi Sripada | 3:55 |
| 3 | Aakasam Lo | Armaan Malik | 4:05 |
| 4 | Breakup Anthem | Anirudh Ravichander | 3:45 |
| 5 | Goa Goa(Party Song) | G.V. Prakash & Andrea Jeremiah | 3:50 |