Though there are a few logical issues in all the good things that happen in Parasuram's life in the latter half, the sequences contribute to a feel-good watch. Samuthirakani, the director of the film has delivered a measured performance while the rest of the actors including Sriranjani, Sanchita Shetty, Jayaprakash, Munishkanth, and others have done a neat job. The various events that happen in the ninety days are engaging and also might open the eyes of the many that nothing can be controlled in your life. When we are introduced to Thambi Ramaiah, his character comes across as yet another overtop role but slowly, we start feeling for the events that happen in his life. The Time also gives him 90 days to realize that his family members and workplace will function with or without his support. He makes sure that his son in the US doesn't switch his job, fixes the marriage of his younger daughter although she is good at studies, and feels that he is the one who takes care of everyone around him.īut when he suddenly dies in a gory accident, Parasuram pleads the Time (Samuthirakani) to give him a few more days to settle everyone in his family. Parasuram wants everyone to obey his words, if he wants Paneer Butter Masala in the menu list for his 25th anniversary, it should be there. Parasuram (Thambi Ramaiah) keeps himself busy with various events, be it in the workplace or family, he feels superior and prefers to keep it that way. Director Samuthirakani is back with yet another topical drama that conveys an important message but this time, the tone is not preachy and over the top.
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