Cyanide Review
Thursday,
July
13,
2006
Director
A.M.R.Ramesh
has
come
out
from
danger
of
being
a
documentary
film.
This
is
the
first
scoring
point
for
him.
His
home
work,
dexterity
in
handling
the
shots
and
the
whole
film
aimed
at
disaster
from
the
title
Cyanide
makes
you
sit
through
your
edge
of
the
seat
because
there
is
tremendous
amount
of
curiosity
majority
of
the
people
do
not
know.
From the day one of August 1991 till the last day the seven member gang headed by Shivarasan takes Cyanide passes some soft elements but the toughness of the director not concentrating on it deserves compliments. The trauma of Mridula and Ranganath, the vigilant assassinators, their sole motto to get out of the country, their hunt for new house to stay, each one of them having different thoughts but when it comes to difficulty the unity they show and of course the police task force working on toes have been captured very well by the director Ramesh.
The fabulous camera work, precise costume and superb performance from Thara, Rangayana Raghu and Avinash lift the quality of the film. There is possibility of actress Thara of national acclaim bagging a few awards for her very understanding of the role and natural performance. The dig at the bureaucracy is slightly touched upon the director could have avoided it. The background score of music further increase the intensity generated on screen. There is some good support from Ravi Kaale and Malavika.
This is not at all disappointing. This is one and half hour film coolly watchable.
Presents
-
Muralidhar
Hallappa
Producer
-
Kenchappa
Gowda,
Indhumathi
Executive
Producer
-
C.V.
Jayaram,
M.L.
Gangaraj,
Nagaraj
Story,
Screenplay,
Dialogues,
Direction
-
A.M.R.
Ramesh
Camera
-
R.
Rathnavelu
Cast
-
Ravi
Kale,
Tara,
Malavika,
Suresh
Heblikar,
Ashok
Rao,
Sampath,
Muni,
Nazar
and
others.