May be a it's season of father-daughter bonding stories to surface. 'Aa Aaa Ee Eee' deals with the emotional bonding between a daughter and her father.

The director slips up in neatly packaging their emotional struggles and instead, makes it a dull and dreary affair.

Prabhu, a respected Ayurvedic doctor is so fond of her daughter Monika that he can't even tolerate her stay away from the village for three years to pursue for higher studies. He searches for a suitable groom for his daughter within the same village to keep her near by after the marriage.

Prabhu finds a groom in a nice guy Arvind but is unaware of the fact that Monika is in love with her college-mate from the city, Navdeep. Monika, who doesn't want to break her father's heart by telling her 'love' affair to her father, goes to Arvind requests him to reject her. Arvind accepts and he wants to make Navdeep and Monica united. He locates Navdeep and brings him to the village. Meanwhile, Saranya Mohan, the vivacious sister of Monica, falls for Navdeep by sheer accident.

All the four plan many tricks to change the plans made by the elders. The rest of the film deals with how they manage to do that.

The director succeeds in creating many twists but fails to make them interesting, as all the twists fizzle out. He could have made it better by conceiving better sequences to portray the predicament of the protagonists.

Prabhu has done a neat job, while Navdeep and Arvind have put in reasonably good performances. Monika and Saranya look fresh and add some enthusiasm to the proceedings. Monica looks hot in the city sequences while Saranya scores with her bubbly presence.

The veteran Manorama hasn't been given a meaty role, while 'Ganja' Karuppu, Livingston, Sathyan, Satish and Vasu Vikram have also been under-utilized.

Haneefa's comical interludes and the youthful interactions between the leading cast save the film from getting drowned.

One wonders as to what the foreigners, supposed to be learning classical music, add to the film.

Music by Vijay Antony is average while Aruldas' cinematography is beautiful. Director Sabapathi Dakshinamurthy, has failed to come out with a script that could make the fare interesting.

Verdict: Aa Aa E Ee is an average fare despite a youthful cast and Haneefa's spirited performance.