Vazhaku En 18/9 : A perfect “Charge-Sheet” against today’s social evil..
Balaji Shakthivel has once again stroked the right chord. An ordinary story with an extraordinary screenplay and fabulous Casting.
The film is a huge success only by its well-read casting and the way they have carved the characters throughout the 2 hours journey, every character is at its best. A film of this genre needs a known face but the director has broken the role by introducing all new faces into the story and make us feel fresh.
The best part of the story is its screenplay this film is another example where the writer has showed his touch all over. The story revolves around very ordinary and limited characters which is the strong hold for the film for not losing its pace, from beginning to end the story has only 10 important characters.
Sri as Velu has done a benchmark performance, Urmila Mahanta and Manisha Yadav are at their best, a special credit has to be given to Muthuraman who portrayed the role of inspector Kumaravel, what a subtle and realistic performance.
Vijay Milton has done a remarkable camera work with a 5D camera, the use of Body Mount shots is applauding.
Balaji Sakthivel as a director has proved that cinema is medium where everything could be told in a realistic manner, with little commercial elements all around, he needs just a camera and bunch of people he will do wonders.
As far as the film, its very good a bit dragging in the second half but a ends up with a protruding climax. After watching the film you will never open your front door without watching the see through lens in it….
well, i have few negative comments too one among it is music and Background score. as u said draggy... that koothu portion of small boy, though it was fun but not relevant to the film.
ReplyDeleteand the best performance in this movie is the boy who did the role of DINESH... he was awesome. and to spl mention have to accept Balaji shakthivel to show Nithyanandha's photo behind that pimp lady...