Casting : Suriya, Pooja Hegde, Jayaram, Joju George, Nassar, Prakash Raj, Vidhu, Karunakaran

Directed By : Karthik Subbaraj

Music By : Santhosh Narayanan

Produced By : 2D Entertainment & Stone Bench – Jyotika – Suriya

Suriya, who is raised by Joju George, who commits illegal acts, wants to live a peaceful life without a mother or father, leaving behind his girlfriend Pooja Hegde. But the man who chopped off his adoptive father’s hand for the same girlfriend also kills his men. As a result, Pooja Hegde moves away from him, and Suriya is sentenced to prison.

Suriya learns that Pooja Hegde is in the Andamans. Suriya, who goes to the Andamans to start a new life without violence and peace, as he wanted, faces a huge responsibility and a war. So, what will become of Suriya’s life?, is told in a mass and classy way.

Suriya has given many faces to the same character through his acting, from being a brave son who would do anything for his adoptive father, to becoming a monster after failing in love, and then a fighter who fights for the liberation of a race. Suriya, who carries the entire film on his shoulders, makes the audience enjoy scene after scene by dancing without smiling and handling action scenes stylishly.

Pooja Hegde, who plays the heroine, has traveled like a regular heroine without any uniqueness in the screenplay, even though she is the center of the story and the theme that moves the story. However, she has done the job given to her to the fullest.

Joju George, who plays the villain, has intimidated with his natural acting. The actor who plays King Michael, Nasser, Prakashraj, Karunakaran, who has played other roles, have done the job given to them flawlessly.

Although the songs composed by composer Santhosh Narayanan are already a huge hit, they are even more special when viewed with the visuals. The background music and the beats take the audience to the retro era.

Cinematographer Shreyas Krishna’s camera has beautifully portrayed all the actors and actresses, including Surya and Pooja Hegde, as retro era people, and the action scenes have been presented in a very stylish manner.

Although the film travels with two stories and another sub-story, editor Shafiq Mohammed Ali has neatly put together the scenes so that the audience can understand the film without any confusion.

Director Karthik Subbaraj, who has set the world of the retro era before our eyes, has given the audience a new experience by making the mass action film of that era in the present era.

On the one hand, the sentiment of Amma, cult fight scenes, and different action scenes entertain the audience. On the other hand, Suriya has handled all of this very well, entertaining the audience with a retro style throughout the film.

Casting : Nani, Srinidhi Shetty, Surya Srinivas, Athil Bala, Samuthirakani, Rao Ramesh, Komalee Prasad, Ravindra Vijay, Prathik Babar

Directed By : Sailesh Kolanu

Music By : Mickey J. Meyer

Produced By : Wall Poster Cinema & Unanimous Productions

Police officer Nani, who is investigating a murder case, receives information that many people have been brutally murdered in different parts of the country in the same style. While investigating those cases, it is revealed that there is a cruel dark world behind it. Where is that world? Who runs it? What is the motive for their brutal murders?, is the violent journey of Nani who takes to the field to find out.

Although he is a police officer who does not wear khaki, Nani, who has acted majestically and aggressively to bring pride to the police, attracts the full attention of the fans with his every move. Despite the violence in the action scenes, Nani keeps the audience entertained with his unique acting and unique mannerisms.

Although Srinidhi Shetty, who plays the heroine, does not have much work, the efforts made to make her travel with the screenplay have helped the film to a great extent.

Surya Srinivas, including Bala, Rao Ramesh, Samuthirakani, Komali Prasad, Mahanthi Srinath, Ravindra Vijay, Prateek Babar, Amit Sharma, who have played other roles, have been a suitable choice for the character.

Cinematographer Sanu John Varghese is a huge strength of the film. Although there are a lot of action scenes and violence in the film, he has presented it in a way that does not irritate.

Music composer Mickey J. Meyer’s background score not only enhances the pace and excitement of the screenplay many times over, but also plays an important role in conveying the emotions of the character Arjun Sarkar to the audience.

Although the fight scenes are long and violent, editor Karthika Srinivas, who shows them from different angles and neatly combines the scenes, keeps the entire film moving at a fast pace without slowing down.

Written and directed by Sailesh Golanu, he has given the crime suspense thriller genre as a commercial mass action film. He not only takes the audience on a journey into the story within a few minutes of the film’s start, but also keeps the audience on their toes by asking the question, “What’s next?” throughout the film.

The story, which begins in Visakhapatnam, travels to many states like Kashmir, Bihar, Rajasthan and Arunachal Pradesh, but travels at rocket speed without any hesitation anywhere.

Although the film is full of action and violent scenes, director Sailesh Golanu, who keeps them in sync with the screenplay, makes Arjun Sarkar’s action-packed journey a mass and thriller, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.

Casting : Sasikumar, Simran, Yogi Babu, MS Baskar, Elango Kumaravel, Bags, Mithun Jaisankar, Kamalesh Jegan

Directed By : Abishan Jeevinth

Music By : Sean Roldan

Produced By : Million Dollar Studios & MRP Entertainment – Pasilian Nazerath, Magesh Raj Pasilian, Yuvaraj Ganesan

Sasikumar, an Eelam Tamil, comes to Tamil Nadu from Sri Lanka illegally with his wife Simran and two sons and starts living illegally in Chennai.

Meanwhile, on the same day that Sasikumar’s family arrives in Rameswaram, a bomb blast occurs there. The police, believing that Sasikumar’s family is connected to this, try to catch the family and solve the case. What happened after that is told like a stage play in ‘Tourist Family’

One of the actors who can give the same expressions no matter what the character is, Sasikumar has done his usual job well.

Although Simran, who plays Sasikumar’s wife, does not have a big role, the person who appears older than Sasikumar on screen has managed to play the role of his wife without any problems.

Mithun Jaishankar, who plays the eldest son of Sasikumar – Simran couple, and Kamlesh Jagan, who plays the youngest son, have done their job flawlessly. Especially the little Kamlesh, who wakes up the sleeping fans every now and then.

Yogi Babu, who appears at the beginning of the film, disappears after that. Then he shows his head before the end of the film and disappears.

All the actors who play other roles like M.S. Bhaskar, Ramesh Thilak, Bucks, Ilango Kumaravel, Sreeja Ravi, Yogalakshmi have acted artificially.

The songs and background score with music by Shawn Roldan have gone on to add strength to the film.

Aravinda Viswanathan’s cinematography is designed to reflect the stage play.

The fact that editor Bharath Vikraman realized that the screenplay did not have many strong features and shortened the scenes and reduced the length of the film has helped the film a lot.

Although Abhishan Jeevin, who wrote and directed, has made the screenplay based on the plight of the Eelam Tamils ​​as the theme, he has tried to tell it humorously. However, since all the humorous scenes in the film are artificial, instead of laughing, he only makes you sleepy.

The first half of the film is like a Doordarshan serial of that time, and in the second half, director Abhishan Jeevin has tried to make the audience laugh by using Sasikumar’s eldest son’s love failure and the younger son’s mischief. Although the only thing that is enjoyable is that he ends the film with an unexpected and interesting climax at the end, what he says is not acceptable.

Casting : Shiva, Priya Anand, Yoshinori Tashiro, ‘Yogi’ Babu, Satish, ‘VTV’ Ganesh, ‘Nizhalgal’ Ravi, Suresh Chakravrthy, Chetan, Sreenath, Besant Ravi

Directed By : SP Hosimin

Music By : Nivas K Prasanna

Produced By : Vels Film International Limited – Ishari K Ganesh

Shiva, a surfing athlete from Chennai, goes to the sea to surf as per the case, when a person is washed ashore. Siva rescues him. Since he is a foreigner and does not know any details including his nationality, and the person does not remember who he is, Siva takes care of him.

Meanwhile, Siva comes to know that the person who washed ashore is from Japan and that he is the biggest sumo wrestler in that country. Siva tries to send him to his home country. But, a gang that does not want the sumo wrestler to return to Japan tries to stop him from coming there, and their efforts are thwarted, and Shiva takes the sumo wrestler back to Japan? Who is the gang that is stopping him from coming to Japan? Why are they stopping him, is what the commercial says.

Shiva, who has given himself the title of a global superstar and makes fun of himself, has hijacked the scenes by talking without acting as usual. If he does not know how to act, then he does not know how to love. Therefore, he did not give him and the heroine much romance.

Although Priya Anand, who plays the heroine, is an actress who is full of beauty and charm, she has been wasted without using her special features properly.

They have tried to make comedians like Nizhalgal Ravi, Chethan, Srinath, Suresh Chakravarthy who have played other roles as comedians as they feel that the comedy done by Yogi Babu, Sathish, and VTV Ganesh is not enough. But even with so many comedy actors, the bite is too much.

In Nivas K. Prasanna’s music, only the song about Pillaiyar is a repetitive type. The other songs are only used to fill the screenplay. The background music is mediocre.

Cinematography Rajiv Menon is only visible in the title card. There are not enough scenes in the film to give his camera work.

Siva, who has written the screenplay and dialogues of the film in addition to acting, is suffering from a lack of comedy dialogues. He who tried to somehow manage with actors including Yogi Babu, has faced a major setback there as a screenwriter.

S.P. Hosmin, who has written and directed the story, has directed a commercial film without any commercial aspects. Although comedy is the strength of the screenplay, he has struggled to handle it properly. Especially, the fact that the entire film moves dryly with a heroine like Priya Anand is a big disappointment for the fans.

Although the story revolves around a sumo wrestler, the backstory of the wrestler is typical and the film lacks additional and unknown information about the sumo sport competition, which is the biggest weakness of the screenplay.