Theeran Adhigaaram Ondru Review

Cast: Karthi, Rakul Preet Singh, Bose Venkat, Abhimanyu Singh

Music: Ghibran

Direction: H. Vinoth

A powerful antagonist makes a police story interesting. What if it’s a community rather than a single person? This film has one such group who is involved in highway dacoit across the country. The power of that group is established in a scene just after the interval. That village scene just brings out ‘OMG’ reaction. In order to know about their brutality, the dacoit scene will give you shivers (brilliantly executed action).

This film is based on a highway dacoit case which involved series of dacoits between 1995 and 2003. This group is behind all the dacoits as well the crux of this film. The story for their behavior which involves history is brilliant and makes the film even more exciting. The only evidence across all these cases is fingerprints and how Theeran (played by Karthi) hunt them down? This cop story does not have high pitch punch dialogues which makes the more realistic.

H vinoth’s previous venture ‘Sathuranga Vettai’ was well appreciated for the dialogues. This film will be appreciated for its wonderful action scenes. The dacoit scenes as said earlier were brilliant and the action in running bus is again brilliantly executed. The interval action is one of the best part of the film. Once the intermission card props up, you will realize that this is a film.

Is there any check-boxes in film making too? The love between Theeran and Priya ( Rakul) was just like a misfit to the whole plot. Even though it’s misfit, atleast it could have been cliché free. The hero’s friend advises him to follow her, heroine in spite of having feelings for him makes him follow her. An item song which is cherry on the top for cliché list. All these could have been avoided.

Sathya ( wonderfully played by bose venkat) sees a dog in the crime scene and raises it. Later there are two wonderful scenes with the dog (one of which is my favorite scene of this film). The music, cinematography, editing enhances the movie watching experience.

Verdict: What a hunt down!!

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