Casting :
Hridhu Haroon, Simha, RK Suresh, Munishkanth, Arun & Arvind, Appani Sarath, Allwyn, PL Thenappan,
Directed By : Brinda
Music By : Sam CS
Produced By : HR pictures in association with Jio Studios
The hero Hridhu Haroon is jailed for life in the Kumari District Jail in a case of murder and robbery. Hirudu Haroon, who decides to escape from prison for his girlfriend Anaswara Raja, who is waiting for him, succeeds in making a plan to escape from prison by joining some prisoners who are imprisoned for life like him. Isn’t it? That is the story of the film ‘Dhaks’.
Hero Hridhu Haroon, who has all the qualities of an action hero like fast action, vibrant acting, aggressive eyes, has set the bar unlike the first film. Her vibrant performance adds to the intensity of the scenes. Hridhu Harun has a big future in Kollywood if he chooses good stories and acts.
Anaswara Raja, who is playing the heroine, does not have dialogues, but she speaks through her eyes. His quiet performance is such that he gets attention even though he comes in fewer scenes.
Bobby Simha, who is a fellow inmate in the jail, plays the role of the hero. Even though the opportunity for him is less, he has done it flawlessly.
RK Suresh, who is playing the role of a prison officer, has done justice to the character with his aggressive performance as usual.
Munishkanth, the twin brothers Arun and Akash, Appani Sarath, PL Thenappan, Alvin in other roles are suitable choices for the role.
Cinematography by cinematographer Priyesh Guruswamy adds tremendous strength to the film. He has shot everything like jail scenes, Kashi escaping from jail very elegantly, and he is intimidating in the action scenes.
Music composer Sam CS’s background music is a lively side to the film from the beginning to the end.
Praveen Antony’s cinematography is at an express pace. Joseph Nellikal’s art and stunt director work add tremendous strength to the film.
Director Brinda, who made the love story enjoyable in the first film, has taken the action story in hand in the second film. Every scene of the film proves that director Brenda has decided to keep the screenplay and the scenes fast regardless of the story.
Director Brinda, who has made a full-length action story based on escape from prison, moves briskly and fast, and has shot the action scenes very elegantly. Especially the scene where the hero chases and hits the auto is amazing.
As director Brinda, who has emphasized on action scenes and fast-paced scenes, has failed to emphasize the script, the end of the film is known at the beginning of the film. Although this is only a small flaw, the acting of the actors and the fast-paced screenplay hides this flaw and makes the film enjoyable.
All in all, ‘Thux’ is not wrong.