Sasikumar's
last
two
movies
Sundarpandian
and
Kutty
Puli
had
done
commercially
well
despite
getting
thumbs
down
from
critics.
He
is
returning
with
Bramman,
which
is
releasing
worldwide
today
(February
21).
The
trailer
and
the
promotional
materials
have
left
no
stone
unturned
to
leave
a
good
impact
on
the
audience.
It
also
raises
expectations
on
the
film
and
made
audience
to
await
the
release
of
the
flick.
Bramman
is
directed
by
newcomer
Socrates,
a
former
assistant
of
Kamal
Hassan
and
produced
by
Kannada
producer
and
distributor
K
Manju
along
with
Anto
Joseph
from
Kerala.
Well,
has
Bramman
lived
up
to
its
hype?
Can
the
film
be
yet
another
hit
in
Sasikumar's
career?
What
the
movie
has
to
offer
to
the
audience?
All
these
questions
will
be
answered
in
the
review.
Rating:
2.0/5
Bramman
is
set
in
Coimbatore.
The
film
tells
the
story
of
two
friends,
who
are
separated
at
early
age,
reunite
once
again.
In
the
first
half,
Shiva
(Sasikumar)
will
be
seen
running
a
theatre
along
with
Santhanam.
But
he
was
not
successful
in
it
and
gets
criticised
by
people
for
the
same.
As
he
could
not
generate
enough
money
from
his
theatres,
he
decided
to
meet
his
friend
played
by
Naveen
Chandra,
who
is
a
settled
filmmaker
in
Tollywood
and
seeks
his
help
to
renovate
his
theatre.
He
leaves
Coimbatore
and
comes
to
Chennai.
However,
he
could
not
meet
Naveen
Chandra,
but
he
become
friends
with
Soori.
At
this
juncture,
a
producer
by
mistake
believes
Sasikumar
as
Naveen
Chandra's
assitant
and
offers
him
a
movie
to
direct.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on
screen.
Friendship
has
been
the
core
theme
in
Sasikumar's
some
of
his
hit
movies
and
audience
could
see
it
again
in
his
latest
film
Bramman.
Apart
from
it,
there
is
love,
comedy
and
romance
in
the
film.
Continue
reading
the
story
on
the
slideshow...
Story
Analysis
The
story
of
Bramman
fails
to
keep
the
audience
engaged.
It
is
mainly
because
the
plots
are
predictable.
In
the
second
half,
the
story
is
too
dragging
and
tests
the
patience
of
the
audience.
Santhanam's
comic
acts
give
relief
to
audience.
Sasikumar's
Performance
Sasikumar
will
be
seen
in
colourful
avatars
in
Bramman.
But
the
actor,
who
is
known
for
giving
brilliant
performance,
is
okay
in
the
film.
Lavanya
Tripathi
appears
good.
Others' Performances
Santhanam's
comedy
may
not
work
at
parts,
but
it
brings
relief.
Soori
and
other
actors
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Technical
Departments
Technical
departments
fail
big
time
in
Bramman.
Jomon
T
John
is
poor
behind
camera
as
there
are
blurred
scenes
at
parts.
Music
by
Devi
Sri
Prasad
is
not
worth
mentioning.
Verdict
Bramman
has
not
lived
up
to
audience
expectations.
Forget
general
cine
goers,
his
fan
following
from
B
and
C
centres
too
may
not
like
it.
It
doesn't
have
much
to
offer
other
than
a
loosely
narrated
story
of
friendship.