Casting : Arjun, Aishwarya Rajesh, Abhirami Venkatachalam, Praveen Raja, Logu. Npks, Ram Kumar, Thangadurai, Baby Anikha, Prankster Rahul, Priyadarshini, Syed, G.K. Reddy, P.L.Thenappan, O.A.K.Sundar, Vela Ramamoorthy, Padman
Directed By : Dinesh Lakshmanan
Music By : Bharath Aaseevagan
Produced By : GS Arts – G.Arulkumar
A famous writer is brutally murdered by a masked man. Police officer Arjun investigates the murder case. On the other hand, Aishwarya Rajesh, a teacher at a special school for autistic children, falls in love with Praveen Raja, who is looking for a woman through a matrimonial website, and starts getting close to him.
Meanwhile, Arjun’s investigation reveals a connection between the brutal murder and an incident that took place in the basement apartment where Aishwarya Rajesh’s lover Praveen Raja lives, and while intensifying the investigation, another person is murdered by a mysterious person. Who is that mysterious person? What is the connection between the murders and the apartment? Is Aishwarya Rajesh involved in this? ‘Theiyavar Kulai Nadunga’ is a thrilling way to answer these questions.
Although he does not wear a police uniform, Arjun shines as a police officer with his majestic performance. Arjun, who takes the investigation to the next level through hidden clues and moves the screenplay forward rapidly through his investigation, has also made a spectacular fight scene in his style to satisfy his fans.
Although she is the heroine of the story, Aishwarya Rajesh, who plays an unspecified suspenseful role, has impressed with her realistic performance as usual.
Anika, who plays the role of an autistic girl, is very natural and amazing.
Praveen Raja, Lok.NPKS, Ramkumar, Thangadurai, Prank Star Rahul, Priyadarshini, Syed, G.K. Reddy, P.L. Thenappan, O.A.K. Sundar, Vela Ramamoorthy, Padman, who have played other roles, are suitable choices for the characters.
Music composer Bharath Aseevagan’s music is a good listen. The background music has added extra vibrancy to the screenplay and scenes.
Cinematographer Saravanan Abhimanyu, who intimidates in the opening scene itself. He increases the pace in the subsequent scenes and instills tension in the audience, and he receives praise for filming the fight scene in the elevator in a spectacular manner.
Editor Lawrence Kishore has added more interest to the film by moving the crime suspense thriller genre in the right way.
Written and directed by Dinesh Lakshmanan, he has given a thrilling crime suspense thriller genre film based on a true incident.
From the first scene of the film to the last scene, the screenplay travels with the expectation of what will happen next, giving the audience the satisfaction of watching a great crime suspense thriller genre film.
