Vijay,
though
being
one
of
the
superstars
in
Tamil
film
industry,
is
not
so
popular
in
Telugu
film
industry.
Few
of
his
films
were
dubbed
into
Telugu
and
they
too
failed
to
draw
the
attention
of
the
Telugu
audience.
His
countable
film
did
average
business.
Earlier
this
year,
he
tried
to
impress
them
with
his
film
Snehitudu.
However,
as
AR
Murugadoss
and
Kajal
Aggarwal
are
well
known
in
the
Telugu
films,
the
film
generated
a
lot
of
curiosity.
In
the
latest
flick,
the
director
has
tried
to
weave
the
story
with
lot
of
mind
games.
Let
us
see
what
the
film
is
about.
Story
Jagadish
(Vijay)
is
a
secret
agent
in
the
Indian
Army.
As
there
is
no
war
fear
from
any
corner
of
the
country,
he
goes
on
holiday.
But
terrorists
plant
a
bomb
in
Mumbai
and
blast
it.
Incidentally,
Jagadish
catch
hold
of
the
terrorist
who
planted
the
bomb.
He
interrogates
the
terrorist.
To
his
surprise,
he
comes
to
know
that
the
first
blast
was
just
a
sample
and
they
had
planted
bombs
in
12
more
places
across
Mumbai
and
tries
to
devastate
the
entire
city.
Now,
the
chase
between
the
hero
and
villain
(Vidyut
Jamwal)
starts.
How
the
hero
track
each
terrorist
and
kill
them?
What
kind
of
mind
game
the
villain
apply
and
how
the
hero
reciprocates
them?
Answers
to
these
questions
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Performance
Vijay
has
improved
his
performance
and
body
language
to
suit
the
Telugu
nativity.
Because
of
the
director's
exceptional
ideas,
the
action
scenes,
kidnap
scenes
and
mind
games
worked
out
well.
Vijay
has
showed
lots
of
ease
in
the
action
scenes,
the
level
of
confidence
that
he
expressed
in
the
investigative
episodes
and
comedy
timing
are
very
good.
Kajal
Aggarwal
did
not
have
much
scope
to
perform
but
did
her
part
well,
as
she
was
almost
limited
to
dance
sequences.
However,
the
audiences
did
not
concentrate
much
on
her
as
timing
of
most
of
the
songs
are
very
bad
in
this
film
with
action
backdrop.
Vidyut
Jamwal
did
a
very
good
job
as
a
bad
guy.
Technical
Cinematography
by
Santosh
Sivan
is
worth
mentioning
in
this
film.
Be
it
an
action
episode
or
a
duet
song,
he
showed
his
expertise
with
his
camera
on
the
celluloid.
Though
several
films
that
came
in
the
combination
of
Murugadoss
and
Harris
Jayraj
are
musical
hits,
the
tunes
in
this
film
are
not
so
melodious.
In
'Chinni
Chinni
Pululam...'
song,
Vijay
did
good
moves,
while
Kajal
Agarwal
weaved
her
magic
in
'Google'
song.
We
should
appreciate
Jayraj
for
his
music
in
re-recording
as
the
background
score
in
investigative
episodes
is
exceptionally
well
and
lifted
many
scenes.
Last
but
not
the
least,
Murugadoss,
who
penned
the
screenplay
and
story,
gave
a
lot
of
exercise
on
it.
Especially,
penning
different
kinds
of
mind
games
for
hero
and
villain
is
a
complex
task
and
their
picturisation
on
the
celluloid
with
impressive
narration
is
another
intricate
task.
But
Murugadoss
has
managed
well.