Watched by the people, with the hope that it would emit the charm of 4 the people, but the film was a disappointment.
It does no justice to it's predecessor
The film takes off from where 4 the people end, with 4TP members in Jail and formation of an even deadlier team by a group of college band mates called By the people that carries the legacy of defunct 4TP. Soon S. P. Rajan is reinstated to nab them, but things take a turn when Rajan is sold out by his superiors while trying to expose a tycoon resulting in huge losses, and now he teams with By the people to avange himself.
There is nothing new in the film.
There are melodious songs and good dance sequences, for which I've given 3 stars, but none are coordinated well with the pace of the film, cropping up unexpectedly and irrelevantly.
The climax is mundane and too amateurish, unremarkable.
Perhaps the makers could have sat on the script and spent time to make a better dish before releasing it to the public. A total waste.
It does no justice to it's predecessor
The film takes off from where 4 the people end, with 4TP members in Jail and formation of an even deadlier team by a group of college band mates called By the people that carries the legacy of defunct 4TP. Soon S. P. Rajan is reinstated to nab them, but things take a turn when Rajan is sold out by his superiors while trying to expose a tycoon resulting in huge losses, and now he teams with By the people to avange himself.
There is nothing new in the film.
There are melodious songs and good dance sequences, for which I've given 3 stars, but none are coordinated well with the pace of the film, cropping up unexpectedly and irrelevantly.
The climax is mundane and too amateurish, unremarkable.
Perhaps the makers could have sat on the script and spent time to make a better dish before releasing it to the public. A total waste.
