Vetrimaaran's
much
talked
about
Visaranai
movie
review
is
here.
Check
it
out
to
know
what
the
movie
has
to
offer.
Also,
you
may
unlock
many
questions
pertaining
to
this
flick
by
the
time
you
finish
reading
this
review.
Visaranai
Plot:
Visaranai
is
an
adaptation
of
'Lock-up',
a
Tamil
novel
penned
by
M
Chandrakumar,
based
on
a
real
life
incident.
Four
friends,
ambling
around
the
streets
of
Guntur,
Andhra
Pradesh,
are
detained
by
cops
in
the
name
of
suspicion.
For
the
next
13
days,
horrifying
experiences
are
forced
upon
them
as
police
officials
beat
them
up
mercilessly,
forcing
them
to
confess
a
crime
they
did
not
commit.
Performances:
It's
hard
to
find
even
a
junior
artist
committing
the
slightest
of
mistakes
in
Visaranai.
Lead
actors
like
'Attakathi'
Dinesh,
'Aadukalam'
Murugadoss,
Samuthirakani
and
Kishore
have
simply
gotten
under
the
skin
of
their
respective
characters.
Special
mention
goes
to
Dinesh
and
Murugadoss,
for
they
have
actually
gone
to
the
extent
of
enduring
pain
by
taking
on
real
blows.
All
the
actors
who
have
portrayed
cops
have
done
full
justices
to
their
respective
roles.
Technicalities:
S
Rama
Lingam's
cinematography
is
of
the
highest
quality.
Be
it
the
scenes
where
police
exhibit
their
brutality
against
the
prisoners
or
the
ones
that
capture
various
human
emotions,
Rama
Lingam's
contribution,
towards
the
impact
this
flick
manages
to
create,
is
immense.
Vetrimaaran's
screenplay
is
immaculate.
If
you
thought
Aadukalam
was
the
tightest
among
his
screenplays,
wait
until
you
check
out
Visaranai.
Editing
by
late
Kishore
Te
is
crisp,
and
therefore
succeeds
in
making
you
sit
right
up,
throughout.
GV
Prakash
Kumar's
background
score
is
largely
decent
enough
and
very
good
at
places.
Overall
View:
In
spite
of
handling
a
blood-curdling
script,
Vetrimaaran
has
managed
to
stay
away
from
gratuitous
gore
which
has
worked
in
favour
of
Visaranai.
The
film
is
hard-hitting
and
gritty,
that
makes
it
an
impactful
watch.