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“Tourist Family” Review: A feel-good film enhanced by the exceptional performances of Sasikumar and Simran

Kaypeekay by Kaypeekay
May 1, 2025
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"Tourist Family" Review: A feel-good film enhanced by the exceptional performances of Sasikumar and Simran
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Tourist Family, a new Tamil movie starring Sasikumar and Simran, narrates the journey of a Sri Lankan family that immigrates to India and encounters unforeseen challenges. The film delves into themes such as family, survival, and the process of integrating into a new community.

Recently, there have been several small films focused on family dynamics, including Kudumbasthan and Thiru.Manickam. Tourist Family, directed by debut filmmaker Abishan Jeevinth, falls into this genre. It presents a typical, loving family grappling with the complexities of a world rife with suspicion and mistrust.

Story

The story opens with the introduction of a Sri Lankan family—Das or Dharmadas, portrayed by Sasikumar, his wife Vasanthi, played by Simran, and their children, Nithushan and Mulli. They arrive by boat as illegal immigrants on the shores of Rameswaram, where they are confronted by local police. Fortunately, the officers choose to show them compassion, allowing them to continue their journey to Chennai to start afresh.

In Chennai, they rent a house from police inspector Raghavan and Das obtains a driver’s license to support his family. While they try to settle in and make friends with their neighbors, unbeknownst to them, a bomb blast in Rameswaram leads some police officers to suspect them due to their Sri Lankan background and illegal status. The ensuing events form the crux of the film.

Performances

Sasikumar’s portrayal of Das is particularly fitting for the character, who embodies extraordinary patience and warmth, always seeing the best in others. For instance, when tragedy strikes, Das mobilizes the neighbors to ensure that the deceased receives a respectful farewell and does not leave this world feeling isolated. Vasanthi is also well-developed in the script; she is presented not just as a wife or mother, but as a multifaceted character whose kindness and empathy resonate with those around her.

Among the children, Mulli shines with some of the most memorable dialogue, often bringing humor that lightens the film’s serious moments. Kamalesh’s performance in this role is commendable and earns him recognition. On screen, Simran and Sasikumar convincingly portray a couple, balancing humor with deeper emotional tones flawlessly. Their chemistry feels genuine, providing a refreshing change.

Final Verdict

Abishan Jeevinth, in his directorial debut, has crafted a narrative that introduces a diverse set of characters within the neighborhood, each with unique stories and attributes. The cast includes a seemingly isolated elderly couple, a man struggling with alcoholism, a Punjabi family, a teacher, and an elderly retired individual named Richard, alongside Das’s family.

Ultimately, Tourist Family transcends being merely a tale of one family; it embodies the message that humanity prevails above all else, illustrating how a diverse group can forge connections simply through proximity. It encourages viewers to move past stereotypes linked to backgrounds or professions, celebrating the diversity inherent in our identities.

Like life itself, the film is infused with humor, serious moments, challenges, and ultimately, the triumph of good over evil. While the themes may not be groundbreaking, the storytelling approach is unique. Tourist Family tells a beautiful story by Abishan Jeevinth, reinforcing the importance of loving one’s neighbor and valuing humanity above all.

Tourist Family is a touching narrative about resilience and familial ties, demonstrating that hope and love can endure even in difficult times. It is a recommended watch for anyone who enjoys uplifting dramas.

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