A mysterious man along with a young computer hacker tries to unveil a major government conspiracy which resulted in several bloody deaths.A mysterious man along with a young computer hacker tries to unveil a major government conspiracy which resulted in several bloody deaths.A mysterious man along with a young computer hacker tries to unveil a major government conspiracy which resulted in several bloody deaths.
- Awards
- 3 wins & 6 nominations
Kishore Kumar G.
- Mumbai Inspector Prakash
- (as Kishore)
Suman Ranganath
- Ramya Radhakrishnan
- (as Suman Ranganathan)
Aadukalam Naren
- Sriram Raghavan
- (as Narein)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaVishnuvardhan had actually scripted a completely different script for Arrambam it was when A.N. Balakrishnan and D. Suresh came in board for story writing that a completely new story had come which u actually see in the movie.
- Alternate versionsThe UK release was cut, prior to formal submission, the distributor made a number of reductions to violent elements throughout, in an attempt to obtain a 12A classification (the uncut version of the film had previously been classified 15). However, additional cuts were required to further reduce several violent scenes, in order to obtain a 12A classification. An uncut 15 classification was available.
Featured review
When a series of blasts rocks Mumbai, the police go on a witch hunt to capture the accused but little do they who is against them or what his plans are. AK (Ajith) lays a web trapping Maya (nayanthara), Arjun (Arya) and Anita (Taapsee) in the due process. But what he has planned for them forms the rest of the story.
Ajith kumar as AK shines through out with his slow motion walking, careful planning and of course goes guns blazing when weeds pop out. Arya has played a faithful sidekick to Ajith's plan and occasionally tickles the funny bone. Nayanthara's oomph factor has been meticulously blended with the movie's overall glam. Taapsee seems totally out of place and lacks character depth. The rest of cast except for Kishore fail to catch the eye.
The screenplay starts well except for Arya's "winged" flashback which is a total drag to an otherwise brilliant first half. Second half spells calamity to both AK and the screenplay. Before the credits roll AK kills more than Uma thurman in "Kill Bill". But there are some references to real life places like "Nariman house" though the team claims that this is a work of fiction. Well, we believe you.
Cinematography blends well with the pace and the cameraman has done a good job surviving between the many bullets. Songs are a let down (Ajith fans in my screening felt otherwise, but it's understandable) and play havoc to the screenplay's pace. Action choreography should have made more, for a lack of a better word, realistic.
The second half of the second half lets you down and you will want the movie to end as soon as possible. For reasons, read the preceding paragraph.
PS: Steady start, shaky finish.
Ajith kumar as AK shines through out with his slow motion walking, careful planning and of course goes guns blazing when weeds pop out. Arya has played a faithful sidekick to Ajith's plan and occasionally tickles the funny bone. Nayanthara's oomph factor has been meticulously blended with the movie's overall glam. Taapsee seems totally out of place and lacks character depth. The rest of cast except for Kishore fail to catch the eye.
The screenplay starts well except for Arya's "winged" flashback which is a total drag to an otherwise brilliant first half. Second half spells calamity to both AK and the screenplay. Before the credits roll AK kills more than Uma thurman in "Kill Bill". But there are some references to real life places like "Nariman house" though the team claims that this is a work of fiction. Well, we believe you.
Cinematography blends well with the pace and the cameraman has done a good job surviving between the many bullets. Songs are a let down (Ajith fans in my screening felt otherwise, but it's understandable) and play havoc to the screenplay's pace. Action choreography should have made more, for a lack of a better word, realistic.
The second half of the second half lets you down and you will want the movie to end as soon as possible. For reasons, read the preceding paragraph.
PS: Steady start, shaky finish.
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Box office
- Budget
- ₹600,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,835,852
- Runtime2 hours 37 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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