Remo

A young man, Remo, goes to extreme lengths to win the love of a woman who is already engaged to someone else. He disguises himself as an old woman to get close to her and her family, navigating humorous and dangerous situations along the way. As his elaborate plan unfolds, he must confront the complexities of love, identity, and deception.

Remo received a mixed to positive reception from critics, with praise often directed at Sivakarthikeyan's dual role and comedic performance, as well as Keerthy Suresh's portrayal. However, some critics found the plot to be predictable and the execution to be somewhat formulaic, particularly in its reliance on gender-bending tropes for comedic effect. The film was a commercial success, resonating well with the target audience.

• Sivakarthikeyan's energetic performance and his transformation into an old woman were highlights.

• The romantic comedy elements and the music were generally well-received.

• The plot's reliance on disguise and predictable romantic arcs was a common point of criticism.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally praised Sivakarthikeyan's performance, especially his comedic timing and effort in portraying the elderly character. The songs and the entertaining, light-hearted nature of the film were also frequently mentioned as positives. Some viewers found the story to be overly simplistic or clichéd, but most enjoyed it as a fun, family-friendly entertainer.

Won SIIMA Award for Best Debutant Actress (Keerthy Suresh), was nominated for other awards including Best Actor and Best Music Director.

The prosthetic makeup used to transform Sivakarthikeyan into the elderly character 'Old Remo' took over three hours to apply each day.