Casting : Micheal Thangadurai, Gabriella Sellus, Vinusha Devi, Anupama Kumar, Afsal Hameed, Akshay Kamal, Pragya Nagra, Vadivukkarasi, Abhishek Shankar, Azhagu
Directed By : Lokesh Kumar
Music By : Balasubramanian.G
Produced By : Dharmraj Films – Naveen Sharma, Lokesh Kumar
Michael Thangadurai, Gabriella, Vinusha Devi and Afzal Ameet, who have no parents, are being nurtured from a young age. They are doing fish business in Kasimedu area of Chennai. Akshay Kamal, a college student, often comes to Kasimedu fishing harbor with his friends to drink and smoke cigarettes. Anupama Kumar works as an inspector of the ‘N4’ police station in the area.
Although they all belong to the same area but are not related to each other, an incident brings them all into the same circle. What was the incident? So who got what kind of problems? The rest of the movie ‘N 4’ tells that.
All the characters in the film are designed to travel along with the story and all the actors and actresses in it are suitable choices for the roles.
While all the actors play roles that are important to the story, Michael, Gabriella, Vinusha Devi and Afzal Ameet are given extra importance. All these four have done justice to their roles.
Akshay Kamal and Pragya Nagra, Anupama Kumar who plays the role of police inspector, Vadiukkarasi, Aagu, Abhishek, all the actors do their job well and stand out.
From the beginning to the end of the story, some of the characters and the young people who are playing in it have acted in a way that gets attention.
Cinematographer Divyang, who has shot the story entirely in the Kasimedu fishing port, has also kept his camera traveling as a character.
Music composer Balasubramaniam.ji, who attracts attention with Tidal song, has traveled with the story through the melodious background music.
Director Lokesh Kumar has tried to give a lively suspense action thriller based on the life of Kasimedu fishing port and some people living around it and an incident that brings them into a circle.
Although the film creates anticipation through the characters in the beginning, the fact that the story does not start for more than an hour after the film continues causes the film to sag. Also, the director is a bit confused on how to keep the many characters and relate them to the story.
Although the weak screenplay makes the film boring at many places, the way Kasimedu has portrayed the fishing port areas, chosen the right actors for the roles, bought performances from them, etc. makes the film enjoyable.