Nayanthara o2 movie

A mother going to any extent for her child is not just one of the oldest plot engines of our films, but also the most universal of all. The latest to join this burgeoning list of 'Amma sentiment'-based Tamil films is the Nayanthara-fronted O2. The mother sentiment angle being incorporated into the backdrop of a natural calamity is a smart move. Cast: Nayanthara, Rithvik, Barath Neelakantan Streaming on: Disney + Hotstar Nayanthara's Parvathy is introduced as a tutor who knows a thing or two about the sensory system of plants. You might think, why a job like this? Because foreshadowing. A widow, she lives with her son Veera, who has cystic fibrosis. The condition requires the kid to have constant oxygen support. It's an inherited disease, the late diagnosis of which caused the death of her husband. Parvathy and her son are en route to Kochi for his treatment. Parallelly, we are also introduced to a few characters. One is an innocent convict, who is out of jail after 14 years. A couple are planning to elope despite the girl's father being on the same bus. Then there's an Ex-MLA and his assistant. Finally, to spice up things we also have an evil cop involved in shady drug deals. And it is this eclectic bunch that becomes co-passengers in a bus that is headed for trouble. The conflict arrives in the form of a massive landslide that buries the bus they are travelling in. Now, you might think this is fertile ground for a riveting rescue drama. But no. The film's gaze is shifted ...

Popular YouTube child star Rithvik is playing an important character in the film. Rithvik is already very popular for donning multiple getups on his YouTube videos. The music for the movie is composed by On the work front, Nayanthara has a few projects in the pipeline in Malayalam, Hindi and Telugu which include ‘Gold’, ‘Lion’, ‘Connect’, and ‘Godfather’.

By Janani K: Over the years, Nayanthara has spearheaded many women-centric films. Not every film turned out to be a huge hit compared to her commercial entertainers. But, that doesn’t stop our Lady Superstar from picking more such ventures in her career. Director GS Viknesh’s O2 is one such film, made with the sole intention of making a survival drama with a female lead. However, O2 lacks finesse and the so-called twists and turns ruin the entire experience. In some instances, it makes you ask, why me? O2 revolves around a bunch of people who get trapped in a landslide while they are on their way from Coimbatore to Cochin. Parvathy (Nayanthara) is a single mom to 8-year-old Veera (Rithvik), who suffers from cystic fibrosis. This means that Veera can breathe properly with the help of an oxygen cylinder. Similarly, there’s a couple waiting to elope, an en-MLA (RNR Manohar), a corrupt police officer (Bharath Neelakandan), a bus driver (Aadukalam Murgadoss) and a few others. When they get trapped inside a bus in a landslide, all of them go through different emotions. While on the brink of death, people change and the evil within them is unleashed. Will Nayanthara and her son escape on time? What will happen to the rest? O2 has a good premise for a survival drama. But, the proceedings are so juvenile that sometimes it makes you want to laugh out loud, even in serious moments. As the film begins, Parvathy talks about how Mother Nature can be ruthless when provoked. Every scene t...

Another Nayanthara film has skipped theatres and will release directly on OTT. The title of the Kollywood leading lady’s next film was announced on May 6. Nayanthara’s latest film Kaathuvaakula Rendu Kaadhal has become a hit and she has received critical acclaim for her role in the rom-com. Her upcoming film O2 is directed by GS Viknesh and produced by Dream Warrior Pictures. The news was revealed via a title teaser, and the film will launch on Disney+Hotstar in the first week of June. Here’s the Title Reveal of The film, which was earlier titled Oxygen has now been shortened to its chemical name, O2. On its social media accounts, Disney+ Hotstar announced the digital release of O2. The film’s release date has yet to be announced by the streaming giant. Nayanthara’s O2 is a female-centric film. After Mookuthi Amman and Netrikann, O2 is the third Nayanthara film to be released on Disney+Hotstar. Rithvik, a juvenile artist, also has a key role in O2. O2’s genre or plot is yet to be revealed though it is expected to be an action drama. Filmmaker GK Vignesh, who previously collaborated with acclaimed director Venkat Prabhu, has directed the film. S R Prakashbabu and S R Prabhu have bankrolled O2 under their Dream Warrior Pictures company. The producer brothers have recently seen tremendous success with the KGF:Chapter 2 which was distributed by their production house. Nayanthara will also be seen in Chiranjeevi’s upcoming film Godfather, which is an official remake of the Mala...

O2 is a survival drama film written and directed by GS Viknesh and produced by SR Prabhu and SR Prakash Babu under the banner Dream Warrior Pictures. The film stars Nayanthara and Rithvik in the lead roles while Barath Neelakantan, Rishikanth and others play crucial supporting roles. The film has music by Vishal Chandrasekar and cinematography by Thamizh A Azhagan. Veera (Rithvik) is a kid with a medical issue in his lungs, which makes it difficult for him to breathe without an Oxygen tank. His mother Parvathy (Nayanthara) has to take him to Cochin so that his lung disease is treated. During the journey, their bus gets stuck underground due to a landslide. How they manage to survive nature's onslaught forms the rest of the film. O2 starts off with an animation sequence where a bird flies across all sources of pollution such as factories, dumpyards, roads with heavy traffic and drops a small plant in a flower pot. And then a small kid starts taking care of it on a daily basis. This makes us all think that the film is based on a message to save nature. But barring an explanation by Nayanthara at the start of the film, there seems to be little logical connection between the film and the message it wants to convey. The screenplay lags at many places, mainly due to the majority of the story is happening inside a bus. This doesn't mean that the film is bland in any sense. The film solely relies on Nayanthara and Rithvik's brilliant performances. Their chemistry is superb and is ...

It’s a warning signal for what is to come later. And it’s done in a way that children of all ages can understand the simple logic behind climate change. Only after this introductory piece do we see Parvathy (Nayanthara) jumping into a talk on nature and the kind of role it plays in our world. Everything’s inter-connected; so far so good. Parvathy is a plant expert. She seems to know what they do to survive the odds. “Survive” is the word that you’ll encounter the most in this review. O2 can also be filed under the “survival of the fittest” category. Oops, I did it again. Is this how writer-director GS Viknesh come up with the story? Ah, Parvathy isn’t just an expert in the field of plants. She also knows the nuts and bolts of the respiratory system. This is the point that helps her win the arguments in the bus. Why does she know so much about oxygen? Well, her son, Veera (Rithvik), needs an oxygen tank to help him breathe. Won’t a mother go to any length to make her child’s life safer? Viknesh keeps bringing up this pertinent relationship between a mother and nature – mother nature. This is a message-oriented movie. But it comes without any of the loudspeakers attached to it. Parvathy doesn’t shout in the climactic sequence. And she doesn’t bring her hands forward to plead with the viewers to plant saplings in our backyards. She’ll probably be happy if we do it though. But O2 isn’t that sort of a movie. It’s stitched together with numerous metaphors, however. All the impor...

No. Title Singer(s) Length 1. "Swasamae" 3:01 2. "Vaanam Yaavum" 4:13 Release [ ] The film was digitally released on 17 June 2022 through Reception [ ] O2 was described as a "pretty engaging survival drama which distinguishes between brute force and real heroism". However, Bhavana Sharma critic from References [ ] • Hindustan Times. 16 May 2022 . Retrieved 16 May 2022. • The Times of India . Retrieved 16 May 2022. • Janani K. (16 May 2022). India Today . Retrieved 16 May 2022. • News18. 7 May 2022 . Retrieved 16 May 2022. • • • The Indian Express. 17 June 2022 . Retrieved 15 July 2022. • The News Minute. 17 June 2022 . Retrieved 15 July 2022. • The Times of India , retrieved 15 July 2022 • IndiaGlitz.com . Retrieved 15 July 2022. • Hindustan Times. 17 June 2022 . Retrieved 15 July 2022. • Moneycontrol . Retrieved 15 July 2022. • . Retrieved 2 July 2022. • PINKVILLA. 17 June 2022 . Retrieved 16 March 2023. • India Today . Retrieved 16 March 2023. • indiaherald.com . Retrieved 16 March 2023. • Keramalu, Karthik (17 June 2022). TheQuint . Retrieved 16 March 2023. • News18. 17 June 2022 . Retrieved 16 March 2023. External links [ ] • O2 at