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Marina is a 2012 Tamil film directed by Pandiraj and starring Sivakarthikeyan and Oviya. The movie is a drama that revolves around the life of children who work in Marina Beach, Chennai. Sivakarthikeyan plays the role of Pandi, a young man who owns a mobile canteen at the beach. He is a jovial guy who has a close friendship with his co-worker Poochandi played by Sathish. He is also in love with a girl named Kavya played by Oviya.

Kavya is a salesgirl who works at a showroom in a mall, and she is not interested in Pandi's advances. But, Pandi doesn't give up on his attempts to win her over. Meanwhile, he spends most of his time at the beach and his relationships with the children who work there flourish.

The film focuses on the lives of the children who work at Marina Beach. They earn their livelihood by collecting waste and selling snacks on the beach. Pandiraj, the director, has effectively portrayed the plight of these children who come from poor families and have to work hard to support themselves.

Pandi becomes close to the children as he spends more time with them. They share their joys, sorrows, and struggles with him. Through the eyes of the children, the film highlights the chaos, the hustle, and bustle of the beach, and the daily lives of the poor.

Despite being a light-hearted film, Marina sheds light on a serious issue of child labor. The director addresses the issue of child labor in a delicate manner and highlights the importance of education.

The film has some light-hearted moments that will make you laugh. Sivakarthikeyan's comic timing is impeccable and is the highlight of the movie. The chemistry between Sivakarthikeyan and Oviya is also very good. Oviya, who plays the role of Kavya, has done a good job and added a subtle charm to the character.

The music of the film, composed by Girishh G, is melodious, and the songs blend well with the storyline. The song 'Netru Illatha Matram' sung by singer Haricharan is a beautiful melody that perfectly captures the flavor of the film.

The editing and cinematography of the film are also praiseworthy. The film's visuals effectively capture the essence of Marina and the hardships of the children that work there. Pandiraj has done an excellent job of weaving a simple story with a social message in a subtle manner.

Overall, Marina is a heartwarming film that leaves a lasting impression. The relatable characters, the realistic portrayal of Marina beach, and the message against child labor make it a must-watch film. If you're looking for a film that will make you laugh, cry, and ponder upon real-life issues, Marina is the perfect choice.

Marina is a 2012 comedy with a runtime of 2 hours and 11 minutes.