<i>Jambavan</i> - Review
Courtesy:
Galatta
Tuesday,
September
12,
2006
The
most
difficult
part
of
a
climb
is
reaching
heights.
Only
determined
and
focused
persons
can
achieve
success.
Prashanth's
long
wait
has
now
paid
off
as
Jambavan.
Director
Nanda
Kumar
should
be
congratulated
for
giving
a
gripping
storyline,
good
visuals
and
neat
background
score.
The story is simple but its narration makes it interesting. It is all about a youth Velan (Prashanth), whose life undergoes lots of changes due to rowdyism. The story starts with the peaceful life of Velan with his parents (Vijaya Kumar). During that time, love blooms between him and Ezhil (Nila). Meanwhile, Velan has some controversies with a mill-owner. Circumstances forces Velan's father to tell the truth that Velan is their foster son. (No, the story does not resemble Arunachalam after this point.)
Velan comes to Chennai to know about his past. He comes to know that his whole family was killed by a dreaded gangster named Deva (Pepsi Vijayan). In that past life, he loved Anu (Mehna Naidu). He forgets his past life after a fight with Deva. Velan plans to take revenge uner the name Jambavan. What happened to Anu? Will he marry Ezhil? Who wins at last, Deva or Velan? The climax unfolds in the end.
Prashanth as Jambavan is impressive. He has underplayed his role. His body language and mannerisms deserve special mention. Nila and Mehna Naidu, playing Velan's ladyloves, have given good performances. Pepsi Vijayan has done a impressive role as a typical gangster.
Bhardwaj has impressed with his tines and background score. Director Nanda Kumar has fulfilled the audience's expectations.
Jambavan is an action-mixed sentimental movie.
Cast-
Prashanth,
Nila,
Mehna
Naidu,
Vivek,
Vijayakumar,
Pepsi
Vijayan,
Y.G.
Mahendran.
Banner
-
ESK
Frames
Rajalakshmi
Kalaikudam
Story,
Screenplay,
dialogues,
Direction
-
Nanda
Kumar
Producer
-
T.T.
Raja,
S.
Sathya
Narayanan
Cinematographer
-
R.
Ramesh
Babu
Editing-
K.
Shankar
Music
-
Bharadwaj
Arts
-
R.
Mohan
Stunts-
'Anal'
Arasu
PRO
-
P.T.
Selva
Kumar
Date
of
Release
-
7th
September,
2006
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