<p>“Premism” is the best film to come out from director Rathnaja’s stable. He is known for making family-oriented love stories and this time too makes a fully engaging movie that will be appreciated by the young audiences. <br /><br />The film is a different type of love story with a fresh treatment by the director who has also excelled in writing some good dialogues. Rathnaja shines more as a writer than the director, particularly in the second half of the film. <br /><br />Young actress Amoolya steals the thunder in the film. In fact, Rathnaja has been able to get the best performances from all the artists in the film. The climax makes a big impact because of the fresh treatment. There are a couple of comedy sequences too. “Premism” is a neat presentation and is meant for family audiences. <br /><br />The basic plot itself looks interesting and the fight between the sons of two close friends working in the police force has been well narrated. The first half is certainly engaging as it has many fun-filled moments. The best thing is that story moves forward with each sequence and proceedings really look interesting. <br /><br />“Premism” is certainly the best of Rathnaja’s works so far. <br /></p>
<p>“Premism” is the best film to come out from director Rathnaja’s stable. He is known for making family-oriented love stories and this time too makes a fully engaging movie that will be appreciated by the young audiences. <br /><br />The film is a different type of love story with a fresh treatment by the director who has also excelled in writing some good dialogues. Rathnaja shines more as a writer than the director, particularly in the second half of the film. <br /><br />Young actress Amoolya steals the thunder in the film. In fact, Rathnaja has been able to get the best performances from all the artists in the film. The climax makes a big impact because of the fresh treatment. There are a couple of comedy sequences too. “Premism” is a neat presentation and is meant for family audiences. <br /><br />The basic plot itself looks interesting and the fight between the sons of two close friends working in the police force has been well narrated. The first half is certainly engaging as it has many fun-filled moments. The best thing is that story moves forward with each sequence and proceedings really look interesting. <br /><br />“Premism” is certainly the best of Rathnaja’s works so far. <br /></p>