Casting : Natty Subramaniam, Arun Pandian, Akshara Reddy, Munnar Ramesh, Vinodhini Vaidynathan, Aditya Shivakumar, Yuvina Parthavi
Directed By : Subramanian RameshKumar
Music By : Guna Balasubramanian
Produced By : RTS Film Factory – Thirumal Lakshmanan & T. Siyamala
While the police inspector Natty is on his way to protect the Prime Minister, a mysterious person from somewhere technically takes control of his police station and threatens that a bomb has been planted in and around the police station and that if the people in the police station leave, the bombs will explode automatically.
Arun Pandian, who has come to report his son missing, and a female sub-inspector who has come to give a wedding invitation, along with some policemen and two prisoners, get trapped inside the police station. Since the tension will rise if the matter is leaked during the Prime Minister’s program, the police try to deal with the problem in an undisclosed manner, and the mysterious person makes his need known. What is it? Who is he? Will the police find out and rescue those trapped in the police station? Or not? The story of ‘Rite’ is.
Although he is identified as the hero of the story, he has acted as a character according to the story. Although he is not present throughout the film, he suddenly makes an entry during the final scene of the film and unties all the knots and establishes himself as the hero of the story.
Arun Pandian, who plays the main character, has beautifully expressed his grief over his son’s disappearance and his concern about what happened to him. His anger at the police for not properly investigating the complaint about his son, his being trapped in a police station where a bomb was planted, and the sudden suspicion that arises against him have added great strength to the screenplay.
Akshara Reddy, who plays the role of a female sub-inspector, has acted like a real police officer, understanding the situation and trying to deal with the problem.
Munar Ravi, who plays the constable, has handled the strong character with a realistic performance. He is especially praised for his excellent performance in expressing the fear and anxiety within him while sitting under a bomb until the end of the film.
Vinodini, who plays the judge, Aditya Sivakumar and Yuvina, who play the young couple, Thangadurai, who plays the prisoner, and the actress who plays the female police officer are all suitable choices for the characters.
Although the songs in the music of composer Guna Balasubramanian are not very popular, the background music has traveled very well without affecting the tension in the scenes, the fear of the characters, and the pace of the screenplay.
Since the story takes place entirely in a police station, cinematographer M. Pathmesh, who has designed the police station to suit his convenience and shot the scenes in such a way that there is no feeling of the camera traveling in one place.
The work of editor Nagooran Ramachandran and art director Thamu has contributed greatly to the film.
Subramanian Rameshkumar, who has written and directed, has tried to give a new form to the story of crime and revenge against women and has succeeded in doing so. In particular, the story that takes place in the police station moves forward briskly without any hesitation.
Natty, who plays the protagonist of the story, exits within a few minutes of entering the police station at the beginning of the film, and even though the screenplay is set up in such a way that he has no connection with the story that begins after that, it is possible to guess that he has some connection with the mysterious incidents that take place in the police station. However, director Subramanian Rameshkumar cleverly manipulates some characters and twists to make the film enjoyable, allowing the audience to forget those assumptions and travel with the film.
