‘Paisa Paisa’ is directed by the debutant director Prasanth Murali. He was the assistant of V K Prakash. But Prasanth Murali has gained lot of experience doing several advt: movies.
In ‘Paisa Paisa’ you can find the different stages or friendship, romance and marital life. Balu reaches Chennai for the first time to attend an interview. Naturally he doesn’t know Tamil. When landed into problems he calls Kishor in Kerala. Kishor is an ad: film maker separated from his wife. He is unable to find the money needed to save Balu from trouble. The changes a small amount of money makes in the life of an individual is depicted well in the movie.
Indrajith has presented a good performance. But his limitations during critical moments are visible at times. Mamta Mohandas has done her role well. Daniel Balaji, Aju Varghese, Rajiv Rangan, Anoop Chandran, Kaathal Sandhya and Apoorva have done their jobs fairly well.
The usual ingredients seen in the new generation movies are absent in this. Instead it’s just like any other average movie of the day. 
‘Paisa Paisa’ is directed by the debutant director Prasanth Murali. He was the assistant of V K Prakash. But Prasanth Murali has gained lot of experience doing several advt: movies.
In ‘Paisa Paisa’ you can find the different stages or friendship, romance and marital life. Balu reaches Chennai for the first time to attend an interview. Naturally he doesn’t know Tamil. When landed into problems he calls Kishor in Kerala. Kishor is an ad: film maker separated from his wife. He is unable to find the money needed to save Balu from trouble. The changes a small amount of money makes in the life of an individual is depicted well in the movie.
Indrajith has presented a good performance. But his limitations during critical moments are visible at times. Mamta Mohandas has done her role well. Daniel Balaji, Aju Varghese, Rajiv Rangan, Anoop Chandran, Kaathal Sandhya and Apoorva have done their jobs fairly well.
The usual ingredients seen in the new generation movies are absent in this. Instead it’s just like any other average movie of the day.