Casting : Anandraj, Samyuktha, Deepa, Sasilaya, Munishkanth, Raams, Aradhya
Directed By : A.S. Mukundan
Music By : Srikanth Deva
Produced By : Anna Productions – V.Suganthi Annadurai
Although no case has been registered against Dada Anandaraj, who is involved in many criminal activities by employing a rowdy as an agent in every part of Chennai, police officer Samyuktha tries to collect evidence against him and arrest him. At the same time, some people who are with him due to business rivalry plan to kill Anandaraj. Did Anandaraj escape from these two parties and continue his mafia business? Or not? ‘Madras Mafia Company’ is a lively story.
Anandaraj, who used to intimidate as a villain and now makes people laugh as a comedian, intimidates with his villainous acting in this film and makes people laugh with his witty speech.
Sakyukta, who plays a police officer, looks majestic in his khaki uniform. He has also done justice to his character in action scenes.
Deepa, who plays Anandaraj’s wife, does the job given to her flawlessly and makes people laugh at some points.
Munishkanth, who plays the role of a rowdy named Kondithoppu Varadhan, walks around with weapons including a knife, but keeps the audience laughing throughout the film.
Aaradhya, who plays Anandaraj’s daughter, impresses with her modest beauty and acting.
The other characters, including Rams and Sasilaya, have done their job properly.
The music of Srikanth Deva, which makes you beat the beat and the melody that makes you forget and enjoy it, has traveled strongly to the film. The background music is also not lacking.
Cinematographer Ashokraj’s camera shots have been shot in color and have raised the quality of the film.
V. Suganthi Annadurai, who has written the story, has tried to convey the idea that “those who play games will definitely succumb one day, and then the truth will come out that nothing they thought was theirs is not theirs.”
A.S. Mukundhan, who has written the screenplay and directed it, has tried to convey it through the commercial comedy genre, even though the writer’s opinion is serious.
Director A.S. Mukundhan, who has handled the screenplay not only as a comedy film but also as a way to express his opinion to the people, has created an entertainment feast for the audience by including all kinds of commercial features.
