Rating:
3.0/5
Star
Cast:
Vijay
Sethupathi,
Tamannaah
Bhatia,
Srushti
Dange,
Aruldoss,
Aishwarya
Rajesh
Director:
Seenu
Ramasamy
Dharma
Durai
movie
review
is
here!
Starring
Vijay
Sethupathi,
Tamannaah
and
Aishwarya
Rajesh
in
the
lead,
Dharma
Durai
is
helmed
by
National
Award-winning
film-maker
Seenu
Ramasamy.
Prior
to
the
release
of
Dharma
Durai,
fans
and
movie
buffs
were
excited
about
the
project
as
Tamannaah
was
being
paired
with
Vijay
for
the
first
time
and
since
it
had
an
impressive
cast
of
talented
performers.
Continue
reading
our
movie
review
to
know
what
the
film
has
to
offer.
Dharma
Durai
Plot:
After
successfully
completing
his
degree
in
medicine
(MBBS),
Vijay
Sethupathi
decides
to
head
to
his
village
and
serve
the
villagers.
His
belief
is
nice
and
simple
-
every
doctor
who
studies
at
a
government
college
should
serve
their
own
people
by
working
in
a
goverment
hospital
instead
of
building
a
career
at
a
private
hospital
or
flying
overseas.
Why?
because
their
educational
expenses
is
taken
care
of,
thanks
to
the
taxes
paid
by
the
people.
Performances:
Vijay
Sethupathi
has
once
again
delivered
a
classy
performance.
Be
it
a
lover
boy,
drunkard
or
medical
student,
he
has
absolutely
nailed
them
all.
Tamannaah's
role
in
the
film
is
refreshing
as
Seenu
has
exposed
her
acting
prowess
rather
than
just
making
use
of
her
beautiful
appearance.
Aishwarya
Rajesh
as
a
village
belle
is
simply
fantastic
to
watch.
With
impressive
dialogue
delivery
and
body
language
required
to
portray
a
simple
village
girl,
she
might
go
on
to
capture
many
hearts.
Raadhika
Sarathkumar
as
Vijay's
mother
delivers
a
power-packed
act.
The
veteran
brings
in
so
much
to
the
film,
which
is
already
packed
with
talented
performers.
Technicalities:
Let's
just
say
cinematographer
Sukumar
knows
how
to
capture
the
scenic
beauty
of
a
village.
His
success
streak
continues
after
impressing
one
and
all
with
movies
like
Mynaa
and
Kumki.
Yuvan
Shankar
Raja
makes
a
comeback
of
sorts
with
some
high
quality
music.
Both
his
songs
and
background
score
is
apt
for
what's
been
played
on
screen.
Seenu
Ramasamy's
dialogues
are
razor-sharp
and
adds
solidity
to
the
film.
When
it
comes
to
the
screenplay,
Dharma
Durai
is
fairly
engaging
with
few
dull
moments,
which
includes
the
flashback
portions.
Overall
View:
Dharma
Durai
is
a
neatly
executed
drama
with
a
relevant
message.
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