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Arya | ... |
Balu
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Shaam | ... |
Mechalo
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Vijay Sethupathi | ... |
Emalingam
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Karthika Nair | ... |
Kuyili
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Rama | ... |
Emalingam's Mother
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Krishnamoorthy | ... |
Police Officer
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Balusamy, a communist by heart, is the leader of a group which takes on the Indian Government by raiding trains, banks for the benefit of people. During a suicide mission to take on illegal dumping of arms waste & other e-waste, Balusamy gets captured by the police, and is sentenced to be hanged until death by an experienced hangman. The task of coordinating his execution is with the jailer, Macaulay, while Balusamy's group led by Kuyili is trying their best to break their leader out of prison. Written by PipingHotViews
The movie doesn't stand strong with the communism principles or in the entertainment angle. The first half is terribly boring with some good dialogues reflecting communism. Only the director knows why in the name of god the songs where even there in this movie, if it was under the producers pressure I feel bad for the creator!
The good thing about the movie is that it shows both the sides of the revolutions. There has been a great effort put in to make the jail realistic and it has been effective. The Tamil conversations between the peers from Delhi could have been in English/Hindi and subtitled in Tamil to make it more authentic.
Coming to cast they have tried their best to fit Arya in the character with the looks, but it didn't just workout. For such a important character in the movie the casting could have even been a well suited new face. The character of Karthika appears just not to make the movie so dry. The costumes and dialogues for the pair during the expedition just don't gel up. Vijay Sethupathi and Shaam has done justice to their characters.