Casting : Vijay Kumar, Preethi Asrani, Richa Joshi, George Mariyan, Pavel Navageethan, Dhileepan, Nachiyaal Suganthi, Rajive Anand, Kulothungan Udhayakumar
Directed By : Thamizh
Music By : Govind Vasantha
Produced By : Reel Good Films – Aditya
A philanthropist of one of the biggest political parties, George Marion has worked hard for the party since his youth but has not received proper recognition. Although his son Nayagan Vijaykumar has no inclination towards politics, he decides to contest the local elections at the urging of his cousin. Despite his father’s words, Vijaykumar enters the field in the local body elections, thereby causing many problems for him and his dependents. Did Vijaykumar overcome those problems and win the election?, or not? That is ‘Electon’.
Vijay Kumar, who plays the hero, has tried to give a realistic performance as a young politician. Although the character expresses many emotions like anger, love and affection for his father, he has added strength to the film by acting moderately.
Both Richa Josi and Preeti Asrani, who are playing the heroines, have played the characters that travel along with the story beautifully. Preity Asrani gets more opportunities to play a compelling role. He has used it properly and has acted elegantly.
Bawal Navgeethan, who plays the hero’s younger husband, attracts attention with his multi-faceted portrayal of the character of Gani. No matter how many characters surround him, his performance captivates the audience.
George Marion has done a good job portraying the true volunteers who work for the party till the end. Dileepan, Nanjiyal Sukanti, Rajeev Anand, Kulantunga Udayakumar, who has entered the field as the villain, all the actors who have acted in the film have acted appropriately and elegantly for their characters.
Cinematographer Mahendran Jayaraju has searched and captured locations that have never been seen before. He has beautifully presented the Vellore district and its people.
All the songs in Govind Vasantha’s music are listenable. Moreover, that election song is unique. Background music volume.
Talking about caste separatism and food politics through the film ‘Sethuman’, the Tamil director kept the local elections as the nucleus and told the politics and its background in a simple way and kept the common people traveling with the story.
The director, who has made it clear through all the characters in the film, how the meaning of politics here is different, has been praised for recording what Tamil politics and elections are for.
The dialogues of the director Tamil, Ajayya Periyavan and Vijaykumar are all in a fiery manner and the screenplay has been well-travelled.
The director Tamil, who has told the truth throughout the film that even those who think that politics has nothing to do with us, has told the politics of local body elections bluntly and boldly.
