An anti-social gang is planning to loot a treasure in an ancient temple. Did their plan to loot some of the officials from the Government Archaeological Survey pay off? Isn’t it That is the story of the film.
The film tells the story of the hero Sipraj, the heroine Tanya Ravichandran, the main characters KS Ravikumar, Harish Peradia and Bhagwati Perumal, all of whom work in the field of archeology.
CB Raj, who has played the role of a young man working in archeology, has done his job flawlessly. He draws attention by acting in fight scenes, villainy and unexpected turning points.
Tanya Ravichandran, who plays the heroine, comes across in the film not as a commercial heroine but as a character who is important to the story.
KS Ravikumar and Harish Peradia have added strength to the film with their experienced acting. Though Bhagwati Perumal plays the character, she makes us laugh in many places.Ram Prasad’s cinematography depicts ancient temples and temple sites. He has filmed the temple and the mysterious events that take place around it in an intimidating manner.
The song “Maayon …” in Ilayaraja’s music is mesmerizing. The background music travels in line with the story and adds to the vibrancy of the film.
Producer Arunmozhi Manikkam’s story and screenplay tell us in detail about the background of our ancient temples, its glory and the treasures in it, and move the picture in an interesting way
N. Kishore, who has designed and directed the thrilling scenes for Arunmozhi Manikkam’s screenplay, has told a very elegant and detailed account of archeology and its functions.
The director, who has told the wonder of the treasures in the ancient temples and the ways to preserve it, makes the whole film sit on the edge of the seat with unexpected twists.
Overall ‘Mayon’ magic
