Casting : Rajini Kiishen, Dwiwika, Munishkanth, Motta Rajendran, Cool Suresh, Kalki
Directed By : M.Ramesh Baarathi
Music By : M.S.Jones Rupert
Produced By : Mishri Enterprises – C.S. Padamchand, C. Ariyant Raaj & Rajini Kiishen
Lovers Rajini Kiishen and Dwiwika try to run away from home and get married. Then Munishkanth gives them a lift in his car. On the way, Kalki, who is a thief, also gets into the car and travels. They travel at night and go to some place. Various parties are looking for them for many reasons.
Meanwhile, Rajini Kiishen and Dwiwika get married. After that wedding, the film, which traveled in the comedy genre, suddenly starts traveling in a different genre. What genre is it?, Did the director say what he wanted to say through that? Or not? That’s the rest of the story of the film.
Debutant actor Rajini Kishan, who plays the lead role, is a face that suits a comedy genre film. He has acted aggressively throughout the film in the form of action, romance, and comedy, and has acted without any fear of it being his first film.
Dwivika, who plays the female lead, impresses in both the comedy and love songs. Her acting is also great.
Munishkanth bores the audience by giving the same reaction in the name of comedy. Kool Suresh’s unnecessary shouting is ear-splitting. The comedy scenes featuring Motta Rajendran and Kalki are also lacking.
The songs and background music are commercial in the music of composer M.S. Jones Rupert.
Cinematographer N.S. Satish Kumar has shot the film and the song scenes in color.
Editor R.K. Vinod Khanna, who has edited a simple story in a very simple way, could have paid more attention to the length of the scenes.
Written and directed by M.S. Ramesh Bharathi, he has given full importance to comedy. The director, who is very concerned about making the audience laugh without looking at any logic, relies heavily on comedy actors for that.
If director M.S. Ramesh Bharathi had focused on comedy actors in his comedy writing, this Gang, which makes the audience laugh a little, would have made them laugh until their stomachs hurt.
