Blue Sattai Maran Lashes Out Mari Selvaraj's Maamannan; Says 'There Are More Than 6000 Castes..'

Blue Sattai Maran Lashes Out Maamannan: Blue Sattai Maran trolls and slams Udhayanidhi Stalin's Mamannan in his own style. He also blames director Mari Selvaraj for misleading the youngsters of Tamil Nadu.

Directed by Mari Selvaraj, Mamannan, starring Udayanidhi Stalin, Vadivelu, Fahadh Faasil, Keerthy Suresh, Azhagam Perumal, Lal and Vijayakumar released in theaters yesterday and received mixed reviews. Many people who have seen the film have given reviews saying that the first half is super and the second half is not good.

Appreciated The Stone Scene

In such a situation, popular film critics Blue Sattai Maran reviewed the film Mamannan. He criticized that only Vadivelu and Fahadh Faasil performed well and otherwise none of the other characters, including Udhayanidhi Stalin, Keerthy Suresh, stood out.

Blue Sattai Maran said, "The first half of the film is too good and the flashback scene where the boys bathing in the well are being stoned was shot as thrilling as if a stone was thrown at us. The film would have been great even if the villain was killed in the scene where Udayanidhi Stalin explodes for his father at the interval block.

Blames Mari Selvaraj's Intent

But the director changed the track and took a completely different film for the second half. After watching the movie Pariyerum Perumal, Kathir, Anandi, Yogi Babu, Marimuthu, the street artist character who played Kathir's father, and the oldman who plays the murdering villain stood in my mind.

But, nothing like that has happened in this film Maamannan. Mari Selvaraj insists that if you are affected by casteism, fight with those who oppose you without considering all the efforts made by Ambedkar and Periyar. There are more than 6000 castes in India. If one caste starts fighting with another caste, none of them will be alive.

This review by Blue Sattai Maran is now going viral on social media. Many netizens started sharing their opinion the negative comments given by the reviewer.