Casting : Vijay Antony, Sunil Kirpalani, Trupti Ravindra, Vagai Chandrasekar, Cell Murugan, Kiran Kumar, Shoba Vishwanath
Directed By : Arun Prabu
Music By : Vijay Antony
Produced By : Vijay Antony Film Corporation – Fatima Vijay Antony, Meera Vijay Antony
Vijay Antony, who works as a middleman in the Chief Secretariat, can complete any job perfectly if he is given the money asked for. The villain Sunil Kirpalani, who knows the details about Vijay Antony, who has the knack of completing it perfectly without revealing his name, no matter how big the incident is, and who is doing the same job not only in India but also internationally, wants to seize everything Vijay Antony has and destroy him. Did Vijay Antony escape from him and continue his work? What is his background? ‘Shakthi Thirumagan’ reflects contemporary politics and tells how the government is operating for the super rich under the guise of democracy in an interesting and lively way.
Vijay Antony, who has acted perfectly in keeping with the image of being able to complete no matter how big the task, has beautifully expressed the many things running through his mind through his vision. The things he completes, the plans he thinks of for it, and the way he acts without hesitation in executing them have added great strength to the film and his character Kittu.
Sunil Kirpalani, who plays the villain, has played a role that reflects contemporary political events and the business behind it. His arrogant speech and body language draw attention to his character.
Although Trupti Ravindra, who plays the heroine, does not have a big job, she has done the job given to her.
The characters and performances of those who have played other roles such as Sel Murugan, Kiran Kumar, Shobha Viswanath, Riya Jithu, and Vaagai Chandrasekhar are complete.
Shelley R. Gallist has shot the scenes using whatever is needed for the scenes very well.
Vijay Antony’s music, songs and background music travel according to the film.
Editors Raymond Derrick Cresta and Dinesh have edited the scenes quickly and briskly, so that the film moves smoothly from the beginning to the end.
Arun Prabhu, who has written and directed, has bluntly spoken about contemporary politics and the business of indirect politics. He has spoken the truth loudly by using various symbols in the dialogues, the way he has depicted Tamil Nadu and Indian politics, and the design of the characters of the central ministers.
Although the speed, excitement and twists of the first half are a drawback of the film, it is Vijay Antony’s plan and the way it is executed that hides that drawback and again makes the audience travel with the film, taking it to the edge of the seat.
Director Arun Prabhu has inspired people to question the government and rulers who, in the name of democracy, are taking away people’s livelihoods, while ordinary people are being affected by government schemes, from the rise in milk prices to the GST imposed on dosa flour.
