An MLA and his son, who are from oppressed community, are forced to stand up against the privileged, arrogant scion of a late politician, who is determined to make them bow down to him.
Directed by Mari Selvaraj
caste discrimination
dravidian politics
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
3.2 / 5
Where to Watch
Cast
Vadivelu
Maamannan
Udhayanidhi Stalin
Athiveeran 'Veera'
Fahadh Faasil
Ratnavel
Keerthy Suresh
Leela
Sunil
Shanmugavel
Geetha Kailasam
Veerayi
Raveena Ravi
Jyothi
N. Azhagamperumal
Sundaram
Lal
Sindhanai Rajan
Vijayakumar
Opposition Chief
Pondy Ravi
Selvam
Mime Gopi
Rajapandi
Crew
Mari Selvaraj
Director
Mari Selvaraj
Writer
A.R. Rahman
Original Music Composer
Udhayanidhi Stalin
Producer
G. Suren
Sound Designer
Dhilip Subbarayan
Fight Choreographer
AIM Sathish
Public Relations
Sandy
Choreographer
Yugabharathi
Lyricist
G. Suren
Sound Mixer
Kalpana Raghavendar
Playback Singer
Deepthi Suresh
Playback Singer
Popular Reviews
20 reviews
LM
6.0★ · 11/22/24
Maari Selvaraj doesn't know how to make films,he only knows how to knit life with the thread of cinema.
Maari Selvaraj doesn't know how to make films,he only knows how to knit life with the thread of cinema.
Romy
5.6★ · 08/09/23
Except for the performances from Fahad & Vadivelu and a terrific interval block, it's an average outing from Mari Selvaraj. Even ARR was a disappointment. Weakest in Mari’s filmography.
Except for the performances from Fahad & Vadivelu and a terrific interval block, it's an average outing from Mari Selvaraj. Even ARR was a disappointment. Weakest in Mari’s filmography.
R.A.Mpage
6.4★ · 06/30/23
i refused to get out of my seat after the movie ended (they had to call the cops)
i refused to get out of my seat after the movie ended (they had to call the cops)
ananya
10.0★ · 06/30/23
I have no idea why these reviews on letterboxd are so low because I saw absolutely no flaws in this movie. Vadivelu's performance was so moving he actually left me speechless. the first half was so insanely beautiful, I was caught sobbing multiple times. The stills and cinematography was impeccable, which is so distinct to Mari Selvaraj's work.
A lot of the reviews I’ve seen have been about how amazing the first half was and how lackluster the second half was. My rebuttal to that is that movies about politics and social justice can only go in one direction, so your qualms about predictability are invalid. It was moving, entertaining, and just flat out amazing. I loved this movie 5/5.
I have no idea why these reviews on letterboxd are so low because I saw absolutely no flaws in this movie. Vadivelu's performance was so moving he actually left me speechless. the first half was so insanely beautiful, I was caught sobbing multiple times. The stills and cinematography was impeccable, which is so distinct to Mari Selvaraj's work.
A lot of the reviews I’ve seen have been about how amazing the first half was and how lackluster the second half was. My rebuttal to that is that movies about politics and social justice can only go in one direction, so your qualms about predictability are invalid. It was moving, entertaining, and just flat out amazing. I loved this movie 5/5.
