A playboy and his best friend wake up from an all
night hangover to find themselves in the middle of a murder-conspiracy. I don’t
have to say what the rest of the story is about.
The cat and mouse play is sprinkled in good
proportion with humor. The Hero’s sister herself frames a dialogue, “How can
you joke in the middle of such a serious situation?” Therein lies the movie’s
uniqueness, despite being a crime thriller the script and characters have taken
humor until the last frame. Nasser-Premji voice swap is bound to make your
stomach knot.
Karthi, after a hat trick flop, has finally found
the success formula which is: The hero is no superman but any simple man pushed
to extreme situations can turn into nothing short of a superman.
Premji, an assured in every Venkatprabhu project,
has more screen presence than any of his previous attempts. He has gone
shoulder to shoulder with Karthi until the end. Hansika is yet to find a role
that will break loose her acting skills, if any. Nasser and Ramki, the veterans,
make a gentle yet memorable presence.
Music is a letdown; too unfortunate this has to be
Yuvan’s 100.
The director has, once again, proved his mettle with
a fully nutritious diet.The script has gone to great extents to prevent it
from being stereotyped as a Hangover spoof and has even added a reference to the
Hollywood flick. It has succeeded too.
Delightful Buffet.
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