After
a
long
gap
Vijayakanth
gave
a
meaningful,
controlled
action
packed
performance
in
Arasangam,
thanks
to
its
director
Madhesh.
The
movie
starts
in
a
quite
different
way.
A
milkman
suddenly
takes
out
the
gun
and
shoots
a
genius
in
the
initial
scene
and
in
another
scene,
a
top
scientist
is
killed
by
a
college
student
inside
the
college
auditorium
in
a
shocking
manner.
To
nab
the
real
culprit
behind
this
new
style
of
terrorism,
the
Tamil
Nadu
Police
invites
top
cop
Manoj
(Biju
Menon)
from
Mumbai,
but
he
disappears
in
mid
air
he
is
on
his
way
to
Chennai.
Finally,
Arivarasan
comes…
Araviarasu
(Vijayakanth)
is
a
criminologist
working
as
the
chief
trainer
at
the
national
police
training
college
in
Assam.
He
is
both
physically
and
mentally
balanced
person
and
always
rightly
uses
his
brain
to
catch
the
criminals
wherever
they
hide.
Immediately,
Arivu
gets
in
to
action
and
fastening
the
investigation.
It
leads
him
to
Chandru
(Rahul
Dev),
a
guy
who
is
the
in
charge
for
killing
off
top
scientists
and
software
experts
of
future
India
using
innocent
people
to
murder
them.
But
Chandru
escapes
to
Canada
and
the
same
has
forced
Arivu
to
go
to
Canada.
In
Toronto,
a
sexy
cop
Lara
(Sheryl
Brindo)
comes
to
Arivu's
help
and
later
falls
in
love
with
him
as
usual
and
finally
our
captain
return
to
India
with
the
culprit
Martin
(Biju
Menon-duel
role),
who
is
behind
all
those
blasts
and
deaths
in
India.
It
seems
like
the
captain
underplays
in
most
of
the
scenes
and
just
doing
things
what
the
director
instructs.
However,
it
works
out
well
and
gives
more
authenticity
to
his
role.
There
is
not
enough
scope
to
perform
for
Navneetha
Kaur
and
Sheryl
in
this
hero
oriented
action
masala.
They
have
just
two
songs
and
the
same
are
enough
to
show
Navneet's
and
Sheryl's
glamour.
Biju
Menon
as
bad
guy
is
promising,
but
his
Malayalam
slang
is
irritating.
Overall
Arasangam
is
worth
watching
and
much
better
than
recently
released
Vijayakanth
films.
Verdict-
Watchable!
Credits
Cast:
Vijaykanth,
Navneeth
Kaur,
Sheryl
Brindo
and
Biju
Menon
Music:
Srikanth
Deva
Direction:
Madhesh
Producer:
Captain
Cine
Creations