Osthe
is
an
upgraded
version
of
masala
movies
of
70s
and
80s
era.
To
be
precise,
it
is
a
old
wine
in
new
bottle,
where
the
audience
get
to
see
the
hero
thrashing
the
baddies
black
and
blue
and
proving
that
he
is
the
undisputed
king.
Being
a
remake
of
Bollywood
blockbuster
Dabangg,
the
movie
has
been
made
with
necessary
changes
to
cater
the
Tamil
audience.
Read
on
for
Osthe
review.
Osthe
Velan
(Simbu),
a
cop,
is
corrupted
but
has
an
image
of
Robinhood
–
he
is
proud
of
it.
He
tries
to
make
money
at
every
given
opportunity
by
hook
or
crook.
Though,
he
is
liked
by
the
public,
it
is
not
the
same
at
his
home,
as
his
father
(Nassar)
and
elder
brother
(Githan
Ramesh)
hate
him.
The
only
person,
who
showers
love
upon
him,
is
his
mother,
which
is
played
by
Revathi.
Velan
falls
in
love
with
potter
girl
Neduvaali
(Richa
Gangopadhyay)
but
she
is
not
ready
to
leave
her
drunkard
father
(Ganesh).
However,
after
her
father
passes
away,
she
ties
the
knot
with
him
and
this
eventually
troubles
his
relationship
with
his
father
and
brother.
On
the
other
end,
baddie
played
by
Sonu
Sood
utilises
their
family
troubles
for
personal
again,
as
he
is
a
rival
of
Velan.
The
rest
of
the
story
is
about
their
fight
for
one-upmanship.
Silambarasan's
scorching
presence
is
the
major
highlight
of
Osthe.
His
personality,
his
dialogue
delivery
in
Thiruveneli
dialect
and
his
action
scenes
especially
when
he
displays
his
chiseled
body
in
the
climax
are
the
attracting
features
of
the
movie.
Richa
Gangopadhyay
is
excellent
in
her
role.
Her
costumes
and
dressings
sense
should
be
praised.
Her
chemistry
with
Simbu
works
big
time.
Sonu
Sood
and
Santhanam
are
good.
Revathi,
Jetham
Ramesh
and
others
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
And
Mallika
Sherawat
comes
there
to
take
you
by
storm!
In
technical
front,
S
Thaman's
songs
are
good
and
his
background
has
also
blended
with
the
flow.
Gopinath's
cinematography
is
good.
Director
Dharani
has
penned
the
screenplay
to
fit
the
taste
of
the
native
audience.
However,
there
are
quite
a
few
errors
but
it
will
hardly
bother
the
audience,
if
they
are
in
with
the
flow.
Osthe
has
all
the
successful
ingredients
to
keep
you
glued
till
the
end.
Simbu's
energetic
performance
and
the
mass-masala
story
are
enough
to
keep
you
entertained
all
through.
The
movie
is
loud,
zany,
larger-than-life
but
nonsensical.
Nonetheless,
entertainment
is
guaranteed.
Cast:
Silambarasan,
Richa
Gangopadhyay,
Sonu
Sood,
Revathi,
Ganesh,
Githan
Ramesh
and
others
Director:
Dharani
Music:
Thaman
Cinematography:
Gopinath
Producer:
Mohan
Apparao
Released
on:
December
8