Vijay Antony is a popular doctor who runs a hospital in the United States. He often gets a dream of a bull frightened by a snake charging towards a young boy.
One day his mother falls sick and is in need of Kidney transplant. Vijay Antony comes forward to donate his organ.
However, he finds out that he was not her biological son. He wants to find his real identity and travels back to India.
He comes to know that his mother is no more and starts his quest to find his father. He sets up a clinic in a village and starts searching for his father, he takes the DNA samples of the men in the village and compares them with his own.
He doubts that the village chief is his father. What happens next, did he find his father or not forms the rest of the story.
Vijay Antony has once again chosen an emotional subject that suits his performance. He has donned four different roles and has a done a decent job.
With four heorines in the movie, except for Anjali and Sunaina, the other two Shilpa Manjunath and Amirtha do not leave much of an impact on the audience.
Though the storyline of the movie seems to be interesting, director Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi could have concentrated more on the presentation and screenplay.
Songs and BGM by Vijay Antony are top notch and add strength to the movie. Kaali is one more movie which could be easily categorised as Vijay Antony genre.
Rating: 2.25/5 – A good story not presented well
