Maha Maha

<p>Vijay (Mathivanan Sakthivel) relocates to Australia as a result of his job transfer. There he meets an Australian girl, Emily Anderson (Melissa), and falls in love. Meanwhile, the Australian police are in search of Emily, who is claimed to be missing for the past 10 days. Meantime, the police finds the dead body of Emily, who was killed and buried in Vijay’s garden, and hence, Vijay is arrested. Emily’s postmortem report says that she was murdered and buried. Further, it shocks the police as they find that Vijay had actually arrived at Australia a day after Emily’s murder. As a result, Vijay is released by the police. Subsequently, he is all set to find about Emily, who was she actually, who would have murdered her, the motive behind it, and how it is possible for a dead girl to meet and speak with him. Finally, all these investigations result to unfold many interesting and shocking truths. The film is produced by Sakthi Screens and it was written and directed by Mathivanan Sakthivel. Mathivanan did a short course in film making at the Australian Film Base in Sydney before production of this film. The film was predominantly filmed in Australia in a small country town . The film has three tracks composed by Pavalar Shiva, who is ‘s brother’s (Pavalar Varadarajan’s) son. The audio was released by . reported that there are only three tracks in the album, all of which are pleasing to the ears. ‘Ennavo Pannuthe’ is sung by and , while ‘Agaramodu Lagaram’ is sung by Prashanthini, Priya and Vallavan. Pavalar Siva’s rendition of the title number ‘Maha Maha’ is good. The film released on 6 March 2015 in Tamil Nadu, Australia and England. The film was released along with 10 other films. review said that the movie does not have much commercial element, however the director has done a fast pace screenplay for which he needs to be congratulated. review reported that Mathivanan has done what is required for his role and Melissa has fulfilled the job that is given to her. The review also praised the director for using the Australian actors properly. The review highlighted that the screen play is bit slow for a crime thriller.</p>