Cast: Shane Nigam, Shanthnu, Selvaraghavan, Alphonse Putran, Preethi Asrani
Director: Unni Sivalingam
Music: Sai Abhyankar
Production: STK Frames – Unni Sivalingam
Kabaddi players Shane Nigam, Shanthanu and their friends want to advance in life through sports. But, the usury mafia Selvaraghavan, who lures them with the desire for money, makes them forget the kabaddi field and travel in his usury field. Due to this, the lives of the friends change direction and face various problems. Will they recover from them? Or not? ‘Baldi’ is said in the action style
Shane Nigam, who plays the hero, has acted aggressively and displayed all the body language of a kabaddi player. Shane Nigam, who shows his difference in his acting according to the situation, is amazing in both the kabaddi match and the fight scenes, and his speed is amazing.
Shanthanu, who plays another hero as Shane Nigam’s friend, has played a strong role in a compelling role and has done a great job. He has added strength to the character who cannot be understood as a good or bad person through his performance.
Director Selvaraghavan, who plays the villain, has added extra value to the film by speaking kindly and expressing his villainy.
Although the screen presence of director Alphonse Puthiran, who plays another villain, attracts attention, his importance is also very limited.
Preethi Asrani, who plays the heroine, has done the job given to him perfectly.
Music composer Sai Abhayanka’s songs are sweet. The background music has added extra strength to the scenes. Especially, the traveling Peejiyam, who is traveling to compensate for the speed of the action scenes, attracts attention. At the same time, it seems as if Anirudh is listening to the music.
It is not known how many cameras were used by cinematographer Alex J. Pulikkal, but he has shot the scenes in a threatening manner. The way the Kabaddi matches and fight scenes are shot is amazing.
The hard work of the editor Sivakumar V. Panikkar is visible on the screen. Although the way the scenes are edited is very sharp, he has conveyed the emotions in them to the audience beautifully. In many scenes, including the scene where Selvaraghavan is hit, the editor, who has told a separate story with his scissors, makes the fight scenes enjoyable with his amazing cuts, but it cannot be denied that it is a bit tiring due to its length.
Written and directed by Unni Sivalingam, despite having directed the film as a result of various films, he keeps the film moving fast and lively from beginning to end and makes it enjoyable.
The business competition between the interest mafias, the depraved lives of some innocent youths who get caught up in it, the screenplay and scenes set by director Unni Sivalingam, unite the audience with the film. Although the length of the fight scenes is a bit slow, the new battles used in the fight scenes make you forget that shortcoming and enjoy it.
Also, although there is nothing new, the way the different characters are designed, the scenes and the screenplay move quickly. Director Unni Sivalingam, who has given a completely commercial action film, has named the kabaddi teams Panchami and Pottramarai and has indirectly talked about politics through the Malayalam song Udayasooriyaan.
