Produced
by-Shreya Sri Movies
Scripted and
Wielded by- Nithilan
Cast-Vidhaarth,
Delna Davis, P.L.Thenappan, Kumaravel, Kanja Karuppu, Balasing, Krishnamoorthy
and director Bharathiraja
Censor
Rating-U/A
Running
Time-108 minutes
Rating-***
Here is a small
budget film, the making and execution of which passes on a few lessons even to
established filmmakers most of whom had come up with mediocre stuff in the
recent times! Well crafted, well presented film that ends on a gripping note
driving whom a message or two to all those wrong doers who fear of nothing!
Vidhaarth seems
to have mastered the knack of choosing scripts and characters that showcase his
talents in a very down to earth manner! He is natural as well as spontaneous
and his performance deserves praise.
Delna Davis
is good but her character has not offered her much scope. Producer
P.L.Thenappan has turned an actor, that too as a person operating on the other
side of the Law but there is nothing much to write home about regarding his
performance!
Kumaravel
who is usually seen in films mostly made by Radha Mohan has been offered a very
good character and he has made the best use of the opportunity! He has
virtually lived the character that he has taken up for portrayal!
Krishnamoorthy who appears as a man caught between his family and a thug
involved in stolen stuff is impressive.
Bharathiraja
is usually credited for acting to his cast which would eventually establish his
credentials as a good actor. Here, he has proved that beyond any doubt in the
role of the hero’s father!
Abhinav
Sundar Naik’s editing is indeed a fine point of the film as like the film’s
cinematography, deftly handled by N.S.Udayakumar. Ajaneesh Loknath’s background
score deserves mention. Madonne Ashwin’s dialogue sizzles at crucial moments!
Bharathiraja
is on the lookout for a suitable hand for his son (Vidhaarth) and they go to
see a girl (Delna Davis). But her dad (Balasing) ridicules Bharathiraja at the
instance of his close friend (P.L.Thenappan) who doesn’t have a good
reputation. Hence the meeting of both the families fails to do the needful!
Meanwhile,
Thenappan deputes Bharathiraja on an assignment-he is asked to carry a stolen
idol of Lord Nataraja to be handed over to a person (Kumaravel) who, with a
view to double cross Thenappan, kills Bharathiraja in order to enjoy the
outcome all by himself! But fate has something else in store for him in the
form of Vidhaarth who delivers a different kind of verdict!
Of course,
the screenplay lacks in logic at many places and also the police department has
not been given a role play at the proceedings excepting for a scene at a police
station, initially!
Setbacks apart,
a good attempt that is bold enough too!
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