Here
is
yet
another
South
bound
action
movie
with
director
Hari's
style.
The
director
has
presented
a
racy
film
that
proves
to
be
a
perfect
entertainer,
which
has
action,
sentiment
and
romance
in
the
right
proportions.
But
at
the
same
time
the
film
looks
like
the
mixture
of
Hari's
old
versions
Ayya
and
Thamirabharani
in
most
of
the
parts.
However,
the
director
has
succeeded
in
giving
a
racy
entertainer
with
all
required
ingredients.
The
story
starts
with
a
family,
which
has
twin
children,
being
separated
with
one
child.
The
separated
boys
grow
up
in
different
environments.
One
grows
in
Chennai
becomes
an
officer
(Vasu)
in
a
private
investigative
agency
and
the
other
grows
in
Dindukkal
becomes
a
typical
rusty
young
man
(Vel).
Meanwhile
Vasu
falls
in
love
with
a
television
hostess
'7
Up'
Swati
(Asin).
At
the
same
time
Vel
is
given
a
tough
time
by
Sankarapandi
(Kalabhavan
Mani),
a
former
minister
and
local
strongman,
who
has
his
own
axe
to
grind.
The
twins
meet,
swap
their
roles
and
unite
to
fight
the
villain
in
a
different
way.
Surya
in
a
dual
role
as
an
angry
young
man
and
a
cool
city
guy
with
a
comic
sense
has
pitched
in
with
yet
another
fantastic
performance.
Particularly
his
action
packed
performance
in
Vel
character
steals
the
show.
Though
there
is
no
much
difference
in
the
get
ups,
he
has
got
into
the
skin
of
both
the
characters
adopting
different
body
language
and
dialogue
delivery
techniques.
His
onscreen
chemistry
with
Asin
clicks
once
again
just
like
his
previous
film
with
her
-
Ghajini.
Vadivelu
is
surely
an
asset
to
this
films
story
and
helps
the
viewers
to
relax
in
many
scenes
of
this
action
cum
sentiments
packed
movie
-
especially
the
'tea
shop'
scene.
Asin,
with
a
typical
'soda
butti'
is
looking
very
cute,
particularly
in
the
song
sequences.
Kalabhavan
Mani
is
the
usual
villain
you
have
seen
in
many
similar
films
with
his
trade
mark
loud
act.
Lakshmi,
Raj
Kapoor
and
Charan
Raj
also
done
their
part
well.
There
is
nothing
special
in
Yuvan's
Music.
The
Switzerland
dream
song
will
bring
the
title
track
of
Ghajini
back
to
the
viewer"s
minds.
It
is
the
brisk
pace
of
the
film,
which
makes
it
a
racy
entertainer.
It
seems
that
the
director
safely
has
ridden
with
known
subject
and
he
has
been
successful.
The
way
he
has
handled
the
story
of
the
film
is
commendable.
For
Hari,
'Vel'
is
another
successful
action
masala
flick
like
'Saami'