Tamizh Padam 2 Review: If Spoofing Is An Art, CS Amudhan & Team Are Masters In It!
Tamizh Padam 2, the much awaited film, has hit the big screens today (July 12, 2018). Read Tamizh Padam 2 review here to know how the film has turned out to be.
Star
Cast:
Shiva,
Iswarya
Menon,
Disha
Pandey,
Sathish,
Santhana
Bharathy
Director:
C
S
Amudhan
Spoof
movies
aren't
so
common
in
Indian
cinema
and
it
was
Tamizh
Padam,
the
movie
that
hit
the
theatres
in
2010,
which
made
this
genre
a
much
popular
one,
especially
in
the
Tamil
film
industry.
When
the
audiences
got
to
know
that
Tamizh
Padam
2
is
on
its
way,
there
was
a
never-ending
excitement
surrounding
it
and
the
huge
buzz
that
the
film
has
already
created
so
far
on
social
media
is
the
testimony
of
that
fact.
Has
Tamizh
Padam
2
lived
upto
the
big
expectations?
Continue
reading
Tamizh
Padam
2
review
to
know
more
about
that.
In
Tamizh
Padam
2,
actor
Shiva
essays
the
character
named
Siva,
who
is
a
firebrand
police
officer.
This
time,
his
mission
is
to
capture
a
big
criminal
named
'P',
who
has
different
identities.
Tamizh
Padam
2
takes
us
through
this
mission
loaded
with
fun
elements.
It
is
never
easy
to
script
for
a
spoof
movie
as
the
spoof
elements
have
to
be
layered
in
a
neat
manner.
In
Tamizh
Padam
2,
CS
Amudhan
has
placed
his
lead
character
in
a
storyline,
which
has
ample
scope
for
spoofing.
There
aren't
any
intentional
potshots
or
digs
in
the
script
as
each
one
of
them
goes
well
with
the
situation
in
the
screenplay.
Needless
to
say,
Tamizh
Padam
2
is
a
complete
fun
package.
It
has
trolled
many
of
the
big
hits
of
the
recent
times.
Even
the
fans
of
those
movies
would
enjoy
these
moments
and
that
is
the
biggest
victory
of
the
film-maker
in
CS
Amudhan.
The
film
also
has
taken
a
sly
dig
at
the
political
developments
and
some
of
the
recent
issues.
At
the
same
time,
at
a
certain
point
during
the
first
half
of
the
film,
things
were
going
a
bit
wayward
with
the
overdosage
of
song
sequences
spoiling
the
show.
However,
even
that
could
be
considered
spoofing,
which
indicates
the
way
in
which
some
of
the
commercial
movies
are
dealing
with
songs
and
their
first
half.
However,
it
is
the
second
half
of
the
movie
that
offers
unlimited
and
non-stop
entertainment.
The
director
rallies
through
different
movies
including
Remo,
Vivegam,
2.0,
Anniyan
&
a
whole
lot
of
movies
and
the
audience
would
make
an
instant
connect.
Shiva
is
in
top
form
and
he
nails
it
with
his
performance.
He
looks
convincing
in
each
spoofing
moment
that
he
appears
and
keeps
you
entertained
with
the
interesting
one-liners.
Sathish's
performance
is
one
of
the
major
highlights
of
the
movie
and
he
gets
to
play
a
role
with
a
record
number
of
get-ups.
Heroines
Disha
Pandey
and
Iswarya
Menon
come
up
with
good
performances.
Songs
have
been
set
to
tune
by
N
Kannanand,
and
they
are
decent
but
even
though
not
at
par
with
those
of
the
prequel.
Editing
spoof
movies
is
not
an
easy
task
and
TS
Suresh
has
done
a
good
job
even
though
a
bit
more
care
could
have
been
given
to
the
first
half.
Gopi
Amarnath
has
done
a
fine
job
with
the
camera
by
recreating
some
scintillating
frames
from
big
movies
in
the
most
believable
manner.
The
art
department
of
Tamizh
Padam
2
deserves
a
mention.
Tamizh
Padam
2
is
a
rollicking
entertainer,
which
is
a
must-watch
for
a
Tamil
movie
buff
and
it
harmlessly
spoofs
a
whole
lot
of
movies
from
various
genres.
Well,
spoofing
is
indeed
an
art
&
with
Tamizh
Padam,
CS
Amudhan
&
team
have
proved
that
they
are
masters
in
it.