Sundar C, it seems, has decided to do only those films which hardly have any semblance of a story. The man, who has made amazing films in 'Anbae Sivam' and a superhit Rajni-starrer 'Arunachalam', appears to have decided not to use those story-writing skills in his own film. Badri, who had earlier teamed up with Sundar C in making Mohan Lal's award winning film in Tamil as 'Veeraappu', resurfaces again in 'Aindham Padai'.

Badri too appears to have decided to give all kinds of logic a go-by while making this particular movie.

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It's a story about five brothers: Elder one Gunasekaran (Nasser), Karunakaran (Thodanna), Prabhakaran (Sundar C) and couple of younger brothers Dinakaran (Mukesh) and another one (Vivek). As the story proceeds, a plot about enmity with other family unravels where Devasena (Simran) is a pampered daughter. Gunasekaran is kind enough in breaking the hardships and getting united by arranging nuptials for Devasena with his brother Karunakaran. However, Devasena mistakes Prabhakaran to be her bridegroom. When things are unraveled and Prabhakaran turns away from Devasena's offer of marrying him, she vows to alienate him from his family by marrying Karunakaran.

Sundar C doesn't bother emoting properly in any sequence. Simran is quite good and gets a meaty character after 'Vaaranam Aayiram'. Badri's decision to add songs for Devayani and Simran with Sundar looks a bit odd , to put it very mildly. Even more baffling is the fact that five brothers in the same family manage to speak in different slangs. While one of them speaks with a typical Chennai accent, another brother (Vivek) stumps you with his Thirunalveli Annachi style and another as a rowdy.

Musical score by D. Imman isn't convincing and so does the other technical aspects like editing and cinematography.

If you keep mum on the logics and put off your brains, 'Aindham Padai' would be enjoyable.