Aadhi(Vaibhav) is a site engineer who suffers from night blindness, is life in the outside world is only for 12hrs in the day from morning 6an to evening 6pm. His parents and his friends help him in the remaining 12hrs. Though his parents are determined to find a girl for marriage. Aadhi is reluctant due to his condition. One evening as he is rushing back home, his bike stops midway near the beach. As his blindness creeps in he calls his friend to pick him up. In a comedy of errors he gets mixed up in a protest in the beach and claimed as the leader of the protest by the media, especially by one reporter Krithika ( Palak lalwani) . Though Aadhi finally falls in love due to this situation, he also falls in the wrath of the politician whom the protest was done for. How Aadhi manages his love and the villain is the rest of the story.
Vaibhav fits the theme naturally and also carries the character in the film decently. Director Chaci brings in lot comedy which almost works in the movie too. Though very predictable the movie keeps you engaged throughout.Gibran’s music works but songs doesn’t stick to the movie. Palak lalwani who actually has a lot of screen space doesn’t deliver at all. Satish and Radha ravi manage to pull it off in the slow second half. Sixer is still watchable to an extent. I give 3/10
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