Vijay
Sethupathi
is
the
man
of
the
moment.
The
young
actor
has
transformed
himself
from
the
tag
of
budding
actor
to
a
promising
star.
His
series
of
hits
have
made
people
to
bill
him
as
a
sensation
in
Kollywood.
His
glorious
days
began
after
Pizza,
which
went
on
to
become
a
sleeper
hit
in
2012.
What
the
industry
witnesses
in
his
next
outings
was
something
unimaginable.
His
Soodhu
Kavvum,
Naduvula
Konjam
Pakkatha
Kaanom
and
Idharkuthane
Aasaipattai
Balakumara
not
only
proved
his
acting
skills,
but
also
showed
that
the
actor
could
pull
of
variety
of
roles.
Now,
Vijay
Sethupathi
is
returning
with
Rummy.
Once
again,
he
has
chosen
a
young
team
and
the
signs
of
success
were
visible
with
the
trailers
and
promotional
materials.
However,
this
movie
mainly
banks
on
his
popularity
to
attract
crowd.
Can
Vijay
Sethupathi
deliver
one
more
hit
to
his
credit?
Can
he
turn
lucky
at
Box
Office
once
again?
What
is
Rummy
all
about?
Does
movie
has
entertainment
elements?
Find
the
answers
to
all
these
questions
in
the
review.
Card
game
teaches
us
that
expect
the
unexpected
and
one
cannot
guess
what
is
in
store
for
him.
Director
K
Balakrishnan
has
taken
the
inspiration
from
this
factor
to
pen
the
story
for
Rummy.
Vijay
Sethupathi,
Inigo
Prabhakaran
and
Parotta
Suri
will
be
seen
as
college
friends
in
this
tale
of
friendship.
The
film
is
set
in
80s,
where
Sethupathi
will
be
seen
in
the
role
named
Joseph.
He
is
in
love
with
a
village
belle
Sorna
(Aishwarya
Rajesh).
And
Sakthi
(Inigo
Prabhakaran)
is
in
love
with
Meenakshi
(Gayathrie
Shankar).
But
Sayed
too
is
pursuing
her.
The
story,
which
is
set
in
Sivagangai,
has
subtle
undercurrents
of
violence
and
menace
in
the
first
half.
Rating:
3.0/5
The
plots
in
first
half
of
the
film
has
been
finely
built
though
the
narration
lacks
pace.
Nonetheless,
the
film
keeps
you
engaging.
But
the
main
problem
is
in
the
second
half.
Continue
reading
the
review
on
the
slideshow...
Story
Analysis
The
story
is
realistic
that
might
remind
you
of
Subramaniapuram.
But
the
second
half
becomes
filmy
and
loses
the
grip.
Performance
Vijay
Sethupathi
is
impressive.
Both
Gayathrie
Shankar
and
Iyshwarya
Rajesh
have
come
out
with
stupendous
performances.
Along
with
them
the
other
cast
have
done
complete
justice
to
their
roles.
Music
Department
D
Imman's
music
is
something
that
has
to
be
praised.
His
three
songs
'Koodamela
koodavechi',
'Adiye
Yenna
Raagam' and
'Yethukkaaga
Yenna
Neeyum'
have
impressed
the
audience.
And
his
background
score
is
brilliant.
Cinematography/Editing
C
Prem
Kumar's
cinematography
is
neat.
The
way
he
has
captured
the
emotions
of
the
actors
has
a
special
mention.
Editing
by
Raja
Mohammed
is
good.
Director
Director
Balakrishnan
may
be
appreciated
for
wonderfully
projecting
80s
love.
But
he
has
to
be
blamed
for
losing
the
grip
on
the
screenplay.