With
Spyder,
popular
film-maker
AR
Muragadoss
is
back
in
action
and
this
time,
he
has
the
company
of
Mahesh
Babu,
the
Prince
Of
Tollywood.
Spyder,
is
definitely
the
big
movie
of
the
season
and
this
film
also
has
a
straight
release
in
Tamil.
Well,
the
teaser
and
the
trailer
of
Spyder
did
hit
the
right
chords
with
the
audiences
and
the
film
was
waited
with
bated
breath.
Has
Spyder
hit
the
bull's
eye?
Keep
reading
Spyder
movie
review
to
know
more
about
the
same..
Synopsis
The
story
of
Spyder
revolves
around
an
Intelligence
Bureau
Officer
named
Shiva.
Shiva
works
with
the
surveilliance
wing
of
the
IB
and
he
makes
it
a
point
to
help
people
from
dangers
and
believes
in
prevention
of
crime,
even
by
going
out
of
the
way.
But
once,
he
gets
to
encounter
a
person
named
Sudalai,
who
is
a
deadly
villain.
At
first,
let's
see
how
the
cast
and
crew
members
of
Spyder
have
fared
for
the
movie..
Mahesh
Babu
As
Shiva
Mahesh
Babu
as
Shiva
gets
to
play
the
role
of
a
saviour,
whose
approach
is
quite
different.
In
his
first
straight
Tamil
movie,
the
actor
has
put
up
a
good
show
and
his
style
of
acting
will
be
something
fresh
for
the
Tamil
audiences.
He
has
got
an
enigmatic
screen
presence
and
the
charm
of
Prince
of
Tollywood
is
sure
to
work
well
in
Kollywood,
as
well.
SJ
Suya
As
Sudalai
Well,
S
J
Surya
is
definitely
growing
as
an
actor.
Through
Iraivi,
we
got
to
know
how
good
an
actor
he
is
and
with
Spyder,
he
once
again
reaffirms
the
fact
that
he
is
an
actor
to
reckon
with.
Here
he
plays
to
perfection,
the
role
of
a
psychopath
and
his
control
over
the
character
is
seen
throughout
the
film.
Rakul
Preet
Singh
As
Shalini
Rakul
Preet
Singh
gets
to
play
a
typical
leading
lady
whose
sole
objective
in
the
film
is
to
romance
the
lead
hero.
Her
role
doesn't
hold
much
prospects
in
the
movie.
Still,
she
has
done
her
part
well,
up
to
an
extent.
Rest
Of
The
Cast
Spyder
also
features
a
host
of
known
faces
of
Tamil
cinema.
Actor
Bharath
gets
to
play
an
important
role
in
the
movie
and
he
makes
his
presence
felt.
RJ
Balaji,
Jayaprakash
etc.,
are
also
seen
essaying
important
roles
in
the
movie.
Script
&
Direction
-
AR
Murugadoss
AR
Murugadoss
is
quite
well-known
for
delivering
commercial
films
with
a
social
angle.
This
time,
he
has
opted
to
narrate
a
cat
and
mouse
game
between
a
perfect
hero
and
a
villain,
who
can
be
as
deadly
as
possible.
He
takes
his
own
time
to
get
in
to
the
story
and
establish
the
core
plot.
The
way
in
which
he
has
handled
the
flashback
sequences
are
impressive.
He
has
mixed
commercial
elements
in
good
proportions,
which
give
sheer
entertainment
to
the
audiences.
At
the
same
time,
AR
Murugadoss
loses
the
grip
as
a
writer,
somewhere
in
the
second
half,
where
the
film
goes
a
bit
over
the
top
and
extended.
While
the
film-maker
in
him
has
done
a
good
job,
the
writer
in
him
as
failed
at
parts
to
put
on
the
papers
those
necessary
engaging
elements.
Cinematography
-
Santosh
Sivan
Cinematography
is
one
of
the
high
points
of
the
movie.
Santhosh
Sivan
sets
some
scintillating
frames,
giving
a
visually
rich
experience
to
the
audiences.
Music
&
BGM
-
Harris
Jayaraj
Harris
Jayaraj's
BGM
sets
the
right
tempo
for
the
movie,
in
most
of
the
sequences.
At
the
same
time,
the
songs
are
catchy,
but
it
has
to
be
said
that
the
songs
seriously
affect
the
pace
of
the
movie.
Overall
View
Spyder
has
its
own
moments,
especially
in
the
first
half,
where
there
are
some
really
intelligent
sequences,
introducing
Shiva
and
his
techniques.
Once
the
character
of
Sudalai
enters,
the
film
gains
a
real
big
turn
keeping
the
audiences
hooked
to
their
seats.
The
fight
sequence
involving
Shiva
and
Sudalai
is
a
treat
to
watch.
But,
as
mentioned
above,
the
movie
loses
the
plot
as
the
film
progresses
towards
the
second
half.
The
lack
of
a
prompt
idea
in
the
story
and
screenplay
departments
lets
down
the
film
at
portions.
The
CGI
of
the
film
is
also
not
upto
the
mark.
While
the
interval
punch
gives
you
goosebumps,
the
same
can't
be
said
about
the
climax
portions,
which
are
definitely,
not
upto
the
mark.
Verdict
Spyder
may
not
give
you
the
satisfaction
that
AR
Murugadoss' previous
movies
did.
But
still,
the
film
has
its
own
moments
that
can
keep
you
entertained.