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It's easy to crib about the minute details, which we feel as aberrations.Performance wise, Vijay shoulders the movie and gives out a mature performance. AL Vijay could have exercised more control over the proceedings in a more gripping manner, but he has done his best, we feel. The songs were absolutely a blast while the BGM could have been used to better effect in the second half. The villain disappoints, and what we wanted was not a menacing looking one, but someone who was capable of standing up to the hero. The screenplay is tight and we have a mass movie which does not let go of logic, to an extent. The movie achieves what it wants to, in the end.The technical front is impressive, with Nirav Shah leading from the front to capture some great shots of Mumbai in the second half. However, I thought that the pace was right here (there is no point in sacrificing logic for pace), what was needed was some trimming of some irrelevant portions. Even then, it's not happening at breakneck speed which many might expect. What happens in the second half is a complete deviation from the first one, and can be termed "mass" in the fan language. The interval is called for with a bang, which gives a clue as to what might happen next. The love story is a drawn out one, but then there is enough spice in it to keep you involved. One day, circumstances force him to travel to Mumbai to see his father and how he gets involved in all the goings-on there forms the rest of the story.The movie is leisurely paced, which might not find agreement with all sections of Vijay fans. He meets the heroine (Amala Paul, in a cute role) one fine day and love blossoms after a while.
The son (Vijay, who else!) leads a regal life, taking care of water supply business and doubling up as a dancer.
AL Vijay has to a large extent, succeeded in giving a convincing movie to Vijay fans and to Tamil moviegoers in general.The story, as we all can guess, is about a much-scrutinized, la Robinhood don (played brilliantly by Sathyaraj), going with his life keeping his only son in Australia under the pretext that he is a businessman who is too busy. If rehashes and remakes were considered bad, a movie like "Nayagan" or "Sarkar" would have had no takers. Rehashing a familiar storyline is not a crime in itself, all you have to make sure is to present it in a convincing and different way. From the trailer itself, it was clear that the movie was going to follow the much beaten path of "Nayakan", "Devar Magan", "Sarkar" and the Malayalam hit "Naduvazhigal". His father is later killed by the scums of Mumbai and how Vishwa avenge his father's death and how he leads the Dharavi people forms the rest of the story. Later, Vishwa finds that Meera is a Mumbai cop and she pretend to be in love with him just to know about the locality of his father. Over there he leads a dance troop and falls in love with Meera (Amala Paul). Following his death, the rival group goes on a rampage and we are introduced to Anna (Satyaraj) who takes the job of protecting Varadarajan's Dharavi in his hands and letting his son Vishwa (Vijay) to be brought up in Australia.
The film opens in the year 1988 with the death of Mumbai's King of Dharavi (Asia biggest slum) Varadarajan Mudaliar. A son steps into his father's shoes, has to win a bloody war before he becomes the leader.Ĭast overview, first billed only: Vijay. With Vijay, Amala Paul, Santhanam, Satyaraj.
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