Director
Vijay's
remake
of
Khosla
Ka
Ghosla
is
a
complete
comedy
riot
that
makes
everyone
enjoy
the
film.
The
story
is
about
'Madhyamar'
(The
term
used
by
the
late
legend
Sujatha
to
mention
the
typical
middle
class
people)
people
and
their
struggle
for
owning
a
plot
in
the
suburbs
of
Chennai
amidst
the
cruel
real
estate
agents.
The
Story
line
is
very
simple
but
heart
touching.
Nedumudi
Venu
is
an
honest
retired
government
officer
with
usual
middle
class
values.
He
has
a
happy
family
consisting
of
his
loving
wife,
two
sons
Karthik,
a
techie,
and
Om,
a
student-and
a
daughter.
Venu
invests
all
his
earnings
in
a
plot
of
land
in
Velachery.
Real
estate
dealer
Haneefa
cons
them
with
the
backing
of
the
land
shark
Nassar,
who
grabs
the
plot
and
claims
that
he
has
the
documents
to
prove
it
as
his
own!
He
relents
that
if
Venu
pays
Rs.12
lakhs,
he
will
return
the
land.
Venu
does
not
want
to
get
into
further
mess
and
almost
gives
up
his
attempt
to
thwart
Nasser's
predatory
tactics.
But
his
sons
don't
give
up
that
easily
and
decide
to
dupe
the
cheater
of
his
millions
in
order
to
pay
him
back
the
money
he
demanded
to
free
the
land
he
is
squatting
on!
A
drama
troupe
artist
(Mouli,
Pia
and
Balaji)
and
travel
Agent
Bosky
(a
former
assistant
of
Nasser
who
knows
all
the
fraudulent
techniques
of
Nasser)
come
forward
to
help
Karthik's
efforts
to
rescue
the
land.
How
they
redeem
the
land
from
the
dangerous
Nasser
is
the
interesting
climax
of
the
film.
Nedumudi
Venu
perfectly
suits
the
role
as
Sathyanathan,
the
honest
retired
man.
Rajesh's
voice
also
helps
a
lot
to
portray
the
character
lively...
Nassar
excels
in
his
character
as
real
estate
giant
and
his
body
language
is
commendable.
Mouli,
Pia,
Bosky
and
Balaji
are
simply
superb
in
their
role.
Particularly,
Balaji
deserves
a
pat
on
his
shoulder
for
performing
the
role
with
maximum
fun.
Karthik
Kumar,
the
young
artist
familiar
in
the
roles
of
foreign
return
in
all
his
previous
films,
has
done
a
different
role
which
suits
him
aptly.
Om,
the
new
guy
who
plays
the
role
of
Karthik's
brother,
has
a
big
future.
M
.G.
Sreekumar's
music
is
not
suited
for
the
genre
and
the
songs
are
also
not
much
impressive.
Aravind
Krishna's
camera
and
Antony's
editing
are
the
pluses
of
the
film.
Vijay,
the
young
man
has
proved
himself
as
a
good
director
through
his
simple
but
fun
filled
style
of
narration
Cast:
Nasser,
Nedumudi
Venu,
Karthik,
Haneefa,
Bosky,
Pia
Music:
M.G.Srikumar
Direction:
Vijay
Producer:
Priyadharshan,
UTV
Production