Casting : Ajith Kumar, Trisha, Arjun, Regena Cassandra, Aarav, Ravi Raghavendra, Ramya Subramaniyam, Nikhil Sajith, Sanjay Ganesh Saravanan
Directed By : Magizh Thirumeni
Music By : Aniruth
Produced By : Lyca Productions – Subaskaran
Ajith lives in Azerbaijan with his wife Trisha. After living as a couple for 12 years, Ajith and Trisha decide to get divorced, and the two take a long trip in a car. On the way, their car breaks down. The owner of the lorry passing by, Arjun and his wife Regina Cassandra, claim to help, but take Trisha with them. When the car is repaired, Ajith goes in search of Trisha, and it is revealed that she has been kidnapped. Ajith, who does not know who or why they kidnapped her, saves his wife Trisha or not? ‘Vidamuyalchi’ is a fast and lively story with many twists and turns.
Leaving aside his image as a top actor, Ajith, who has found the field as the hero of the story, has acted in a way that does justice to his character. He has acted emotionally in all places, from understanding his wife’s mind and respecting her feelings, to struggling to save her when she is kidnapped. Even though he handles the dance and action scenes very casually, he makes the audience enjoy his stylish movements.
Trisha is beautiful. She plays a role that gives importance to women, such as separating from her husband and informing her husband that she has started an affair with another person, in a very fashionable way and has won a place in the hearts of the fans.
Although Arjun’s character comes as a villain as expected, it has traveled in a way that adds strength to the film. Regina Cassandra has also done a good job.
Aarav, Ramya Subramaniam, Ravi Raghavendra, Nikhil Sajith, Sanjay Ganesh Saravanan, and others who have played other roles have also done their job flawlessly.
Cinematographer Om Prakash has been a huge strength of the film. He has shown the danger and beauty of the roads of Azerbaijan together, making the journey on the deserted roads a tense one.
The songs are danced to Anirudh’s music. The background music has traveled without any noise.
Editor N.P. Srikanth has edited the story that takes place on a single road in a day in a fast and lively manner and has kept the film moving without any letup.
Supreme Sundar’s work, who has designed the fight scenes, has increased the quality of the film. In particular, he has shot the fight scene inside the car very neatly and makes it enjoyable.
Although Ajith is not shown as a mass, director Magizh Thirumeni, who has shown him stylishly, has made the film interesting with a screenplay full of twists and turns.
Although the fans are guessing who is behind Trisha’s kidnapping, Ajith’s struggle and efforts to save her keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
Although the film seems to be a bit weak in that the story seems to stand still, director Magizh Thirumeni has shown that this is not a regular film by telling the love story of Ajith – Trisha’s couple, their marriage, then their separation, and the reason for it, from the woman’s perspective.