The emotions could have been organically infused into the screenplay with some seamless writing but what we get is direct, on-the-face messaging.Įspecially, the mother-son relationship and the importance of leaving the kids to grow on their own could have been told in an interesting manner. Director Ragavan heavily banks on melodrama here and that in itself turns a villain for the film. Though the film had the potential to connect well with the adults, the makers don't really concentrate on that and instead, treat it in a generic manner. My Dear Bootham is a film that is strictly aimed at kids and several sequences in the film would look childish for the adults. Did the genie manage to fulfill Thiruna's one wish, is what My Dear Bootham is all about. Karkimuki considers Thiruna his Master and he stands by him all day and night. Karkimuki (Prabhu Deva), a genie, is let loose by Thiruna on a random day and life changes from thereon. Thirunavukkarasu (Ashwanth) has stammering issues and he is being made fun of by his school mates, teachers, and people around in his neighbourhood.
My Dear Bootham has music composed by D Imman.
The film is directed by Ragavan who has earlier made movies like Manjapai and Kadamban. Prabhu Deva's My Dear Bootham is one of the releases of this week and the film features him and Super Deluxe fame Master Ashwanth in the lead roles.
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