Vikram"s
Rajapattai
is
colourful,
stylish
and
it
has
good
actions.
Chiyaan,
like
before,
attracts
you
with
different
avatars.
In
fact,
it
is
treat
to
watch
the
Anniyan
star
in
variety
of
getups.
But
the
disappointing
factor
is
that
the
story
is
not
strong
and
it
has
turned
out
to
be
a
yet
another
commercial
potboiler,
which
was
not
expected
from
Susindran.
The
maker
of
Rajapattai
have
not
bothered
about
the
story,
as
they
have
kept
it
very
simple.
Anal
Murugan
(Vikram)
is
a
gym
instructor,
who
desires
to
be
an
on-screen
baddie
at
any
cost.
But
the
tale
takes
a
different
route
after
he
accidentally
meets
Dakshina
Murthy
(K
Vishwanath).
In
fact,
the
veteran"s
son
Chidambaram
(Avinash)
is
chasing
him
to
grab
a
land
which
would
give
him
a
political
entry.
Chidambaram"s
idea
is
simple.
Give
the
land
to
powerful
politician
Sana
(Ranganayaki)
thereby
getting
a
ticket
to
contest
elections.
As
the
fate
has
it,
now
Anal
Murugan
wants
to
save
Dakshina
Murthy
from
them.
How
and
what
he
does
form
the
crux
of
the
film.
Out
of
10,
Vikram
gets
six
marks.
While
he
thrills
the
audience
with
his
usual
performance,
he
fails
in
comic
scenes.
In
fact,
one
would
wonder
how
the
actor
agreed
the
script,
which
is
poorly
written
at
parts.
Deeksha
Seth
has
not
got
enough
opportunity
to
showcase
her
skills.
However,
K
Vishwanath
steals
the
show
throughout
the
film
with
his
acting
and
his
abilities
to
evoke
laughter.
Yuvan
Shankar
Raja"s
music
is
not
up
to
the
mark.
His
background
score
is
good.
But
Rajeevan"s
artwork
and
cinematography
by
Madhie
are
the
standouts
of
Rajapattai.
It
is
because
of
them,
the
movie
looks
colourful.
Director
Susindran
should
have
concentrated
more
on
the
script,
as
the
movie
features
Vikram.
Rest
other
departments
are
okay.
Verdict:
Rajapattai
is
an
average
movie,
which
would
impress
regular
mass
masala
fans.
Cast:
Vikram,
Deeksha
Seth,
K
Vishwanath,
Pradeep
Rawat,
Mithra
Kurian,
Avinash
and
others
Director:
Susindran
Music:
Yuvan
Shankar
Raja
Cinematography:
R
Madhi
Release
Date:
December
23