Ullam Ketkume

i recently watched the movie "Ullam Ketkume" (of course its late, but jus got a chance to...)
the movie was too good n i really loved it... :)
a breezy romantic story n good performances by everyone... :)

especially Laila was sooo cute n her expressions were touching... :)
when watchin feel-good romantic movies, ppl'd wish they had such a story n their life too...
and this is no exception...! :)
the movie was soft n touchin... and some lyrics of a song, i loved 'em...!

துளைகள் இன்றி நாயனமா...
தோல்விகள் இன்றி பூரணமா...

superb...! :)

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