Mannar Amuthan

GGVV , amazes from its initial frame itself, a man washing blood stains of his hand in the Rain , from this you can understand what is the thing that you are going to witness. Slowly paced narration and perfectly structured story telling mode creates Scorsese-ous mood. Brilliant crime drama with its place , people , culture and mood. Violences portrayed in the movie are look very aesthetic and realistic. The film structured very linearly unlike other non linear crime dramas, at the same time it is not looked conventional also. Raj B Shetty shines as a writer and actor. GGVV could not be labelled as just "crime drama", along with this , it holds great emotions , stories and other ensemble elements of cinematic experience. Highly recommending it .

Easily this could be an example for the classic Tamizh cinema. Modern style of narration and screenplay , inspired most of the writers in that era, an masterpiece.

Perfect film in every aspect, there is a lot of metaphors and writing depth in this movie. Style of making is entirely different from all other village based stories. This is a classic one and don't miss it.

"There are two kind of people....." The movie never aged, screenplay looks still post-modern. A timeless classic, arrival and departure with plenty of characters with lot of arcs and themes, portrayal of ideologies are just awesome. Worth to watch it.