Star
Cast:
Suriya
Sivakumar,
Sai
Pallavi,
Rakul
Preet
Singh,
Bala
Singh,
Mansoor
Ali
Khan
Director:
Selvaraghavan
NGK
has
loads
of
specialties
associated
with
it.
The
film
marks
the
first
association
of
Suriya
and
Selvaraghavan,
a
combination
that
the
audiences
have
been
longing
to
see.
Moreover,
NGK
is
also
the
master
director's
big
release
after
a
gap
of
six
years.
Expectations
are
bound
to
be
high
and
has
NGK
lived
up
to
those?
Read
NGK
movie
review
here
to
get
an
answer
regarding
this.
PLOT
The
core
plot
of
NGK
revolves
around
an
educated
youth,
who
gets
to
know
about
the
current
political
scenario.
He
who
learns
about
the
latest
scenario
decides
to
take
a
plunge
into
politics
and
what
happens
rest
has
been
narrated
in
this
film.
Script
&
Direction
Selvaraghavan
is
definitely
in
a
different
league.
It
needs
to
be
said
that
Selvaraghavan
fans
will
be
partly
satisfied
with
NGK.
His
knack
of
characterisations
and
the
narrative
pattern
are
unique
and
special.
This
could
be
seen
in
NGK
as
well.
We
have
seen
a
good
number
of
movies
with
a
similar
theme
but
Selvaraghavan
does
place
NGK
at
a
level
untouched
by
those
previous
films.
It
is
very
interesting
to
see
how
Selvaraghavan
has
infused
the
sarcastic,
inspiring
and
the
commercial
elements
in
a
well-blend
script.
And
at
the
same
time,
the
way
in
which
he
has
etched
it
on
the
big
screen
too
deserves
applause,
to
an
extent.
The
first-half
of
NGK
is
well-packed
with
the
fans
of
Selvaraghavan
and
Suriya
getting
loads
of
moments
to
cheer.
The
director
does
take
his
own
time
in
detailing
but
it
doesn't
affect
the
pace
of
the
film
much.
The
stage
was
set
for
a
better
second-half
but
the
proceedings
don't
flourish
as
expected.
The
latter
half
is
decent
but
not
up
to
Selvaraghavan
standards
since
the
film
lacks
the
required
flow
out
there.
The
change
in
the
script
seems
to
have
affected
these
portions
heavily
with
the
film
failing
to
create
a
connect.
Performances
Suriya
is
on
fire
as
the
title
character.
A
performance-oriented
role
done
to
perfection
by
the
highly-talented
actor.
This
would
definitely
rank
as
one
of
his
best
performances
till
date.
Watch
out
for
his
thunderous
performance
during
the
interval
portions.
Sai
Pallavi
has
done
a
neat
job
as
a
character
with
a
peculiar
characterization.
Rakul
Preet
Singh
gets
to
play
a
well-written
role
and
she
has
done
that
to
conviction.
Other
actors
also
have
done
a
neat
job.
Other
Aspects
Yuvan
Shankar
Raja's
music
deserves
a
special
mention.
The
intensity
that
this
man
adds
to
the
scenes
even
with
the
subtle
notes
is
priceless.
Cinematography
is
neat
and
editing
is
fine,
even
though
it
needs
to
be
said
that
it
could
have
been
sharper
and
precise
in
the
second-half.
Positives
Suriya's
Performance
Selvaraghavan
Factor
In
The
First-half
The
Interval
Sequences
Yuvan's
Music
The
Market
Fight
Negatives
Lack
Of
A
Proper
Flow
In
The
Second-half
Some
Of
The
Song
Placements
Some
Cliched
Elements
Verdict
NGK
definitely
has
one
of
the
best
performances
of
Suriya
so
far
and
it
is
a
relishing
sight
to
see
this
magnificent
actor
in
full
form.
Selvaraghavan
the
director
does
come
up
with
a
decent
movie,
which
has
its
own
share
of
merits
and
demerits.