Thaakka
Thaakka
(Thakka
Thakka)
starring
Vikranth
has
been
released
today
all
over
Tamil
Nadu.
Continue
reading
our
movie
review
to
know
what
this
action
drama
has
to
offer.
Thaakka
Thaakka
Plot:
Sathya,
played
by
Vikranth,
experiences
a
horrible
childhood
as
he
grows
up
watching
his
helpless
mother
after
she
is
forcefully
drafted
into
the
world
of
human
trafficking.
Bala,
played
by
Arul
Dass,
who
had
earlier
pushed
Sathya's
mother
into
his
business
of
prostitution,
kills
her
unintentionally
and
thereby
orphaning
Sathya.
Not
knowing
how
to
go
about
his
life,
he
ends
up
in
Chennai
and
aims
at
starting
life
afresh.
But,
in
a
cinematic
twist
he
once
again
comes
in
contact
with
the
man
responsible
for
his
mother's
death,
giving
rise
to
vengeance
which
turns
this
flick
into
a
revenge
drama.
Performances:
Vikranth
shines
in
the
action
sequences,
making
us
believe
that
he
is
indeed
an
action
hero.
Otherwise
too
his
acting
skills
are
pretty
decent.
Abhinaya
has
come
up
with
a
neat
performance
but
special
mention
goes
to
one
of
the
baddies,
Arul
Dass
of
Soodhu
Kavvum
fame,
for
stitching
together
a
captivating
performance.
Technicalities:
Thaakka
Thaakka
is
technically
solid,
barring
its
lacklustre
and
slow
screenplay
which
spoils
the
fun
and
hampers
the
uniqueness
with
which
this
film
is
treated,
though
being
a
revenge
drama.
Easily,
the
stand
out
performer
in
the
technical
department
is
the
film's
cinematographer,
Sujith
Sarang.
He
has
managed
to
capture
the
nuances
of
each
and
every
scene,
especially
in
those
scenes
shot
during
the
dusk.
While
songs
may
irritate
you
a
touch,
background
score
by
Jakes
Bejoy
is
decent
enough
for
a
action
drama.
In
fact,
Vikranth's
screen
presence
in
some
scenes
is
elevated
purely
because
of
the
BGM.
Overall
View:
Thaakka
Thaakka
is
an
honest
attempt
by
its
director
Sanjeev.
Having
said
that,
ordinary
screenplay
turns
it
into
a
mundane
flick.
Check
out
the
slides
below
to
know
more
about
the
film
with
some
interesting
stills:
The
movie
starts
on
a
promising
note
as
the
first
20
minutes
is
engaging
with
some
brilliant
performances.
However,
as
it
approaches
the
interval
block,
it
loses
its
shape
a
bit.
Action
Sequences
Action
sequences
have
come
out
really
well
and
is
one
of
the
strengths
of
Thaakka
Thaakka.
As
mentioned
earlier,
Vikranth
looks
good
when
it
comes
to
stunts.
No
Clichéd
Sequences
What
largely
works
in
this
movie
is
the
director's
ability
to
avoid
clichéd
and
melodramatic
sequences
for
which
he
deserves
a
praise.
Aravinnd
Singh's
Debut
Aravinnd
Singh
(Demonte
Colony's
cinematographer)
has
made
his
acting
debut
through
this
movie.
The
cameraman-actor
has
done
a
decent
job
playing
Vikranth's
friend.
Yet
Another
Revenge
Tale
Thaakka
Thaakka
is
yet
another
revenge
tale,
but
the
way
this
script
is
handled
by
its
director
has
its
own
uniqueness.
Box
Office
Success?
With
a
strong
competition
from
Jayam
Ravi's
Thani
Oruvan,
Thaakka
Thaakka's
chances
at
the
box
office
looks
bleak
at
the
moment.
However,
let's
wait
for
the
official
box
office
numbers.