Cast: Krishna, Anandhi, Saravanan
Direction: Feroz
Music: R.H. Vikram
Pandigai, a name for the gambling event where two men fight
brutally and others bet on them. Velu (played by Krishna) is a hotel management
guy who tries for job in abroad. When he faces impede, desperately in need of
money for his job, he starts to fight in Pandigai. He joins it through Muni
(played by Saravanan) who also in need of money. As the film moves on many
characters are revealed and each one changes the situation in the story. One among them is Karunas who plays a small
role yet he enthralls all the whistle and applause of the audience in a single
scene.
The film is brilliantly written that even a minute frame
counts. The interval scene where one could witness a nail biting fight which
ends in a way that brings neither joy nor sadness. When the first half ends
everyone could find oneself at the edge of the seat. In the second half the
robbery scene is exuberantly executed. The screenplay is gripping except the
romance between Velu and Kavya (played by Anandhi).
The dialogues are sensible especially the dialogues by Velu
in the climax. The other two persons, except director, who makes this film more
interesting is the stunt choreographer and the cinematographer. Each fight is
interesting and the way cinematographer has captured it is different from other
films. The background score tries to match the audience’s mood same as the film’s.
That’s why one could be at edge of the seat. The film ends with the ‘written
and directed’ card is displayed upon an ambulance where the company name ‘Force’
rearranges as Feroz(Director’s name).
Verdict: Well written thriller with unexpected turn of
events.
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