Chennai Express Malayalam Full Movie Free Download

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Rahul (Shahrukh Khan) is a forty-year old bachelor and lives in Mumbai. Rahul's parents died in a car accident when he was eight years old and it was his grandparents who brought him up. His grandfather has a sweet-selling business - Y.Y. Mithaiwala - and he owns a chain of stores in Mumbai. Before his birth centenary celebration two of Rahul's friends suggest going to Goa for a vacation to which he accepts. Right before the birth centenary, his grandfather dies. His grandmother tells him that his grandfather desired to have his ashes divided into two parts and have one part of it immersed at Rameswaram. She requests Rahul to go to Rameswaram and immerse the ashes. Rahul reluctantly accepts her request. On the other hand he was eager to attend the Goa trip, so, he and his friends make plans to dump the ashes at Goa. But, they were forced to change their plan when Rahul's grandmother told him that she would be coming to see him off at the station. This forces Rahul to travel by train and he booked a single ticket on the Chennai Express. He plans to meet his friends after commencing the journey at the Kalyan Junction station from where they would travel to Goa by car. Right after commencing the journey from Mumbai railway station, when the train was leaving the platform, Rahul sees a girl running to catch the train. He helps her to board the moving train. Then he notices four men are also running to catch the train. Rahul helps them all to get in. He learns that those four men were actually kidnapping the girl whose name is Meenalochini Azhagu Sundaram (Deepika Padukone) aka Meenamma. She was trying to flee from a forced marriage to Thangaballi (Nikitin Dheer). Her father Durgeshwara Azhagu Sundaram (Sathyaraj), is a powerful headman of the Komban village in west Tamil Nadu. He wants her to marry Thangaballi so that he would assume control of the neighboring village as well. Meena takes Rahul to her father and introduces him as her lover. Thangaballi challenges Rahul for a duel. Rahul accepts without knowing what he spoke in Tamil. On the night of the fight, Rahul tries to escape with the help of a local Sikh policeman but in the turn of events, ends up in Komban village again. Surrounded by sickle-wielding henchmen of Azhagu Sundaram, Rahul then pretends to kill Meena and escapes in her father's favourite car. When the jeep breaks down, they decide to break up and go separately. But, Rahul not knowing which way to go, comes back to Meena who takes him to the Vidhaata village where a wedding was taking place. Meena lies to the people that they are a married couple and have eloped and needed protection. The villagers grow fond of the couple and take care of them as long as they stay while Meena realizes that she has fallen in love with Rahul. When Rahul has plans of leaving secretly, Meena does not want to earn the distrust of the affectionate villagers. As he tries to leave, he is caught by Thangaballi but the villagers help him escape again. Meena who persuades him to immerse his grandpa's ashes travels with Rahul to Rameswaram. There they complete the procedures and on their way back, Rahul, realizing that he has also fallen in love with Meena, chooses not to tell Meena where they are heading. He takes Meena back to her father again and tries to make him understand and honour his daughter's wish. He also confesses for the first time that he loves her too. Rahul tells Thangaballi and his goons that he has come ready for the fight this time. In the fight that follows, Rahul though severely injured emerges the winner. Meena's father and Thangaballi finally turn over a new leaf and accept that the heart of a common man like Rahul is much bigger than their physical ability and political clout. Azhagu Sundaram, allows Rahul to marry his daughter, the twist that changed Rahul's life forever. When they finally unite, the film leaves a message that love knows no barriers of region or language and that with a strong heart, there is no limit to what a common man can achieve.
Rahul, a young man of 40, runs a sweet shop established by his grandfather, whose death gives him a chance to enjoy his life and step out of the regular stereotypes. However, first he is given the task of immersing his grandfather's ashes in the holy waters of Rameshawaram. While he's on the journey, he unintentionally becomes the part of another journey : to Komban village, because of being a witness to what happened with the ticket collector. The ones who did with the ticket collector were none other than the cousins of Meenamma, the woman Rahul had helped board the train. What happens further in this journey of adventure, comedy, drama, action, and of course, true love, forms the rest of the story.
Chennai Express has finally released. Here&#39;s my honest review of Chennai Express. I hope you like it. Ratings- 7/10<br/><br/>Positive Aspects- The star cast of the movie is very much suited to their roles. Deepika has done exceptionally well and she deserves a big a round of applause. Her Tamil accent is incredible and her performance in the movie shows that she is no longer a new comer. She is actually the Show Stealer. Shah Rukh Khan&#39;s comic timing and the one liners will definitely bring a smile on your face. He has done a good job and is worth appreciable. One thing that is indelible about Chennai Express is its Cinematography. The locations are picturesque and will give you a feeling that South India is actually very beautiful. The dialogs are well written and the Supporting Actors like Satyaraj are worth mentioning. The action sequences are well shot with Shah Rukh Khan defying Gravity.<br/><br/>Negative Aspects- Rohit Shetty&#39;s technical crew has disappointed this time. Talking about the direction we expect Rohit Shetty to present a film which is full of action scenes and less melodrama. But his direction is quite abysmal which is evident in the second half of the movie where SRK tries to explain the Empowerment of Womenhood to the commoner&#39;s of a Village.It was more like a lecture than a real inspirational speech. The music is not up to the mark and Vishal Shekhar has to be blamed for this. The editing in the second half of the movie is absurd. Three Songs in the second half don&#39;t make any sense. Mukesh Tiwari is an excellent actor but Rohit Shetty has not used him to his full potential. The Tamil conversations might irritate you and Rohit Shetty should have thought of using subtitles.<br/><br/>Final Verdict- Chennai Express is not as good as Golmaal or Singham but it is definitely better than Bol Bachan or Dabang 2. Its a funny joy ride ride that should be on boarded only once. Since its a full masala entertainer the movie will attract the common masses. SRKians will love watching their superstar romancing with the Tall and Beautiful Deepika. The cost of the movie will be recovered within first week due to its mass appealing and SRK&#39;s superpower. But we expect that SRK will entertain us more with meaningful cinemas like Swadesh and Chak De in the near future because that defines his Badshahat over Bollywood.
I am a King Khan (Shahrukh Khan) fan who looks forward to each movie. But Chennai Express was such a big disappointment. There were so many jokes that did not make me even smile. But then there were moments of fun that I did not expect. I was feeling very bad for Shahurukh Khan who was jumping here and there and making big exaggerated expressions trying so hard to entertain…but how can he entertain if the script is only so poor. Only good thing about the film was Deepika Padukone. She has grown leaps and bounds as actress and performer. Three cheers for Deepika and three cheers for the music that was good if not great. Lungi dance has become a national anthem of sorts, and is playing in every corner of the country. Romantic chemistry is sometimes there and sometimes not there between the pair. But when it is there, it is only because of the one and only Shahrukh Khan, who once again plays &quot;Rahul&quot;. &#39;Disappointing&#39; is the only word that I felt when it ended.
Whether it's the wealth of meta-cinematic references to both Shetty's and Khan's other work, or the evolving romance between Khan and Padukone, or the handsomely mounted action, or the occasionally excellent songs, Chennai Express always has something up its sleeve.
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