#CelluloidCritic

Vettai (2012) Director: Lingusamy Casts: Madhavan, Aarya, Sameera Reddy, Amala Paul Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja Language: Tamil Genre: Action If ‘Anandham’ evoked the spines of family sentiments, ‘Run’ created a new trend in action genre. When ‘SandaiKozhi’ was loaded with bloodshed of violence, ‘Paiyya’ brought us a fresh genre of road trip of natural humour and love. With ‘Vettai’, Lingusamy have tried to combine all of those values in it and have relatively passed. Now to review. From the looks of the trailer, anyone could have guessed the story of the film. And yes, it is old has a hill. Thirumoorthy (Madhavan) and Gurumoorthy (Arya) are brothers. The latter has a cowardly character which makes his young brother defending him since young. When their father who is a police officer, passes away, Thirumoorthy takes up his job and as usual, his brother defends him and how they take over the criminals together is the story. In words it looks like a dull stere

NANBAN - A DETAILED ANALYSIS Brief Introduction After Endhiran, many would have thought Shankar is going to come up with another epic venture with grand sets and heavy use of CGs. Especially after winning many international awards, especially the prestigious, Tokyo International Film Festival Award (Special Mention), it is normal for anyone to expect a huge innings from him. But he shocked us by his decision to choose a Hindi blockbuster, 3 Idiots to remake. He went through many months just to fix the casting and location, ensuring not to distort or lose any flavour of the original masterpiece.  His decision to choose Vijay in place of Amir Kahn was well received by everyone when the actor needed a fresh air in his career. Other casting, such as Jeeva, Srikanth, Satyaraj, Illena and Satyan for the main roles were fresh and also showed his courage to gamble. His combination with Harris Jeyaraj received a thunderous acclaim adding value to the pre-release. After almost a ye