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Triples review: A typical rom-com film in the guise of a web series
We get the Crazy Mohan-style comedy only in terms of names of the characters. There aren t enough clever wordplays, puns and laugh-out-loud moments to encourage us to overlook other problems. Updated: December 12, 2020 9:04:46 am
Triples is available on Disney+ Hotstar VIP.
In director Martin Scorsese’s The Aviator (2004 film), protagonist Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio) leaves no stones unturned to make war movie Hell’s Angels. He is so obsessed with making the best realistic war movie of his time that he gives two hoots about his eroding wealth much to the righteous condemnation of veteran Hollywood studio executives. And he completes filming the costliest air battle sequence for the movie and realises the fatal flaw in the production while watching rushes back in his editing room.
Jai and Rajkumar in ‘Triples’
Writer Balaji Jayaraman and director Charukesh Sekar deserve credit for conjuring up quite a few funny situations, and the actors revel in them
The Crazy Mohan connection to ‘Triples’, which is playing on Disney + Hotstar VIP, is unmissable. The lead character is named Ram and there’s a girl called Mythili in the scheme of things. No, we weren’t thinking about ‘Panchathanthiram’.
Much later, the lead pair stealthily wanders around with a newspaper covering their faces. No, we weren’t thinking about ‘Michael Madana Kama Rajan’ at all.
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