For
the
makers,
artists
and
technicians
who
have
worked
for
Bheemaa,
and
for
eager
fans
of
Chiyan
Vikram,
all
of
whom
have
been
eagerly
awaiting
its
grand
release
-
the
long
wait
is
over.
Now,
as
the
movie
joins
the
Pongal
blast,
it's
celebration
time
for
all
of
them!
Does
Bheemaa
meet
fans'
expectations?
Vehemently,
YES!
Chinna
(Prakashraj)
and
Periyavar
(Raghuvaran)
are
local
gangsters
who
operate
separate
rowdy
groups
with
a
power
war
between
them.
Chinna
was
Periyavar's
loyal
follower
before
he
was
expelled
from
the
group
by
the
then-mighty
Periyavar.
Chinna
does
not
forget
Periyavar's
insults
and
Periyavar
now
feels
challenged
by
Chinna's
growth
that
interferes
with
his
hegemony.
Sekhar
(Vikram)
relocates
to
the
city
from
Rameshwaram.
With
the
single-minded
plan
to
join
Chinna,
he
bravely
kills
two
men
who
are
on
Chinna's
hit-list.
Curious,
Chinna
enquires
from
his
close
aide
(Thalaivasal
Vijay)
about
the
bold
and
baffling
killer.
Soon
Chinna
and
Sekhar
meet
each
other.
Sekhar's
flashback
reveals
the
reason
for
his
actions.
In
the
flashback,
Sekhar
reveals
that
Chinna,
then
a
budding
rowdy
in
Rameshwaram,
had
attacked
a
goonda
who
was
insulting
Sekhar's
father
(a
police
constable).
While
leaving
the
crime
scene,
Chinna
had
handed
over
the
weapon
to
young
Sekhar.
Since
that
day,
Sekhar
idolized
brave
Chinna
and
wanted
to
follow
his
footsteps.
Chinna
immediately
appoints
Sekhar
as
his
chief
subordinate.
With
Sekhar
by
his
side,
Chinna
attains
great
strength,
and
rights
Periyavar's
wrongs.
Sekhar
also
unites
Chinna
with
his
childhood
sweetheart
Padma
(Lakshmi
Gopalswamy).
With
blind
devotion,
Sekhar
carries
out
his
allotted
agenda
of
terrorizing,
beating
and
killing.
Gangster
politics
flare
up
when
Sekhar
kills
Periyavar's
sons
and
some
of
his
key
men.
The
Commissioner
of
Police
(Ashish
Vidyarthi)
is
the
leader
of
'Operation
Bheemaa'
aimed
at
stopping
the
two
gangster
groups
terrorizing
the
city.
The
Commissioner
has
a
'shoot
at
sight'
order
against
all
members
of
these
groups.
Sekhar's
life
takes
a
sudden
turn
when
he
meets
Shalini
(Trisha).
After
a
string
of
chance
meetings,
Shalini
and
Sekhar
begin
to
like
each
other.
Shalini
wants
to
marry
Sekhar
at
once.
But
Sekhar
sees
his
profession
and
family
as
major
minus
points.
Soon,
a
decisive
moment
arrives.
While
escorting
Chinna
to
a
meeting,
Sekhar,
smitten
by
Shalini,
gets
distracted.
Feeling
guilty,
Sekhar
confesses
his
mistake
and
gives
up
his
job,
but
not
for
long.
His
devotion
to
Chinna
drives
him
back
to
Chinna's
camp.
Sekhar
waits
for
the
right
moment
to
quit
the
life
of
crime
to
enable
him
to
unite
with
Shalini.
Before
that,
he
has
to
vanquish
Periyavar
and
his
men,
has
to
intelligently
elude
the
wrath
of
his
own
group,
and
also
has
to
survive
the
police
encounter.
Does
Sekhar
fulfill
his
desire
to
lead
a
quiet
life
with
his
dear
Shalini?
Does
this
film
have
a
'happy
ending'?
What
happens
in
the
final
climax?
Find
out
when
you
watch
remarkable
Bheemaa
on
the
silver
screen!
Bheemaa
is
a
gangster
film,
dealing
with
underworld
life,
but
it
has
a
new
grittiness
and
edge
to
it.
It
is
difficult
to
imagine
any
artist
other
than
Vikram
in
such
a
powerful
role.
Vikram
breathes
life
and
credibility
to
the
character
Sekhar
and
portrays
its
contemporary
overtones
convincingly.
We
get
to
see
Vikram
with
a
tough
look
-
close-cropped
hair,
dense
beard
and
small
ear
studs.
His
physique
and
body
language
communicate
the
character
he
portrays
-
vibrant,
tough
and
unpredictable.
Prakashraj's
involvement
and
acting
are
glowing,
as
ever.
Raghuvaran
appears
on
screen
after
a
hiatus!
He
pulls
off
his
role
with
his
usual
coolness,
to
the
degree
of
likeability.
Ashish
Vidyarthi's
performance
is
impressive.
Trisha
is
glossy
and
lovely.
The
highlight
of
her
role
is
well-delineated
when,
with
her
charming
romance
and
a
strong
poise,
she
tames
the
beast,
the
tough
thug
Sekhar.
Antony's
editing,
Rajeevan's
art
and
Harris
Jayaraj's
music
-
all
shine
through
cameraman
R.D.
Rajasekar's
lens.
Though
this
is
RD's
first
film
with
Vikram
and
Lingusamy,
the
understanding
and
planning
is
evident
in
each
shot.
RD
has
aptly
used
the
action
script
to
display
his
creative
talents
too.
S.
Ramakrishnan's
dialogues
have
a
realistic
touch.
Kanal
Kannan's
stunts
deserve
special
mention.
'Mudhal
Mazhai'
and
'Ragasiya
Kanavugal'
in
Harris's
music
top
the
charts.
'Rangu
Rangamma'
is
a
dance
number
with
glamorous
Shirin
on
a
ship,
exclusively
decorated
for
the
sequence.
Bheemaa
is
smartly
written
and
stylishly
crafted
by
Lingusamy.
It
is
the
outcome
of
one-and-half
years
of
sweat
and
slog;
the
result
cannot
be
anything
but
positive.
Cast:
Vikram,
Trisha,
Prakashraj,
Raghuvaran,
Thalaivasal
Vijay,
Ashish
Vidyarthi,
Lakshmi
Gopalswamy,
Shirin
Banner:
Sri
Suriya
Movies
Producer:
A.M.
Rathnam
Story,
Screenplay,
Direction:
N.
Lingusamy
Music:
harris
Jayaraj
Cameraman:
R.D.
Rajasekar
Editing:
Antony
Dialogues:
S.
Ramakrishnan
Stunts:
Kanal
Kannan
Lyrics:
Na.
Muthukunar,
Pa.
Vijay,
Thamarai,
Yugabharati
Choreography:
Rekha
Chinnyprakash,
Brindha,
Kalyan
PRO:
Johnson.