Ashok kumar Kamaraj

However, this movie gives us an excellent visual treat along with a spectacular music vibe, but fails to give the devotional vibe throughout the entire movie journey, which was its actual purpose. Too many unwanted glamour scenes make us cringe, given that it's a devotional genre. Although the transformation of Thinappa from an atheist to a believer fails to portray pure love for God, instead, it shows that the transformation comes from fear only. I felt goosebumps from the music, but not from the acting. Overall, it's a movie that showcases new technology and commercial appeal under the guise of mythology.